El Parrandero Sports & Bar
$ • Mexican, Caterers
Hours:
6401 SE 14th St, Des Moines
(515) 285-2069
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I can't stand that they announced they were closing end of September. Here it is November & they are still open. Even only having 3-4 cars max in the parking lot. You just need to close down & stop losing money. Instead of letting employees go. And then rehire people cause you need someone to help.
We arrived tonight around 5:10. A group of 4, 2 adults, 2 kids. There was only one other table and they already had their food. We placed our order before any other tables arrived. I ordered mixed fajitas which said chicken, Steak, and shrimp. my food arrived at 5:45. They were serving all tables about one dish at a time. My husband was last to get his at 6:10!! and it was a quesadilla. another table had already finished their dinner and were leaving with to-go boxes before...read full review
We tried this for our first time today. Loved it! Got the flautas and chicken fajita chimichanga. Soo good! This is our new fave Mexican place.
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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 4PM - 12AM |
| Friday | 11AM - 2AM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 2AM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 2AM |
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Based on the four reviews, El Parrandero Sports & Bar offers a mix of experiences. The atmosphere is described as lively with good energy, great music, and an upbeat crowd, making it a solid place to hang out with friends or watch a game. The environment is nice, clean, and healthy. Some customers found the food to be insanely fresh and delicious, specifically mentioning the Hawaiian pork tacos and the fajita quesadilla. The pork was juicy with a sweet pineapple kick, and everything came out hot and packed with flavor. The owners are incredible people who treat customers like family. However, other experiences report tasteless food, runny cheese dip, and watered-down refried beans, calling it the worst Mexican food. The parking lot is excellent with a farmers market.