Acapulco Cafe
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Acapulco Cafe Reviews
Yes it may be a pick up order but I was pretty mindblown from a worker that knows how to do sign language and it was very helpful because I am hard of hearing so it’s a little hard to understand what people are saying, he understood right away without asking questions if I was hard of hearing or not, he signed the menu to help me figure out what I want to eat, and I’d say it’s better than Taco Bell’s, I ordered two fried flour taco and damn it’s sooo good I want to go...read full review
Amazing food!!! Great service!!!
It's a cute place and the food tasted ok, but the portions are very small. My husband got a tostada, taco and burrito and the burrito was super skinny and then his beans and rice were like half portions just enough to fit on the plate instead of using another plate for them. I ordered the enchiladas and they were super skinny as well. My portion for rice and beans were good but the rice had way too much garlic in it. We decided it was a one and done experience.
Acapulco Cafe is a Mexican restaurant that has been a local favorite for many years, known for its authentic and delicious food. The owner is friendly and welcoming, making it a pleasant dining experience. One popular dish is the large combo, which is said to be quite satisfying. However, some visitors have noted that the prices have become a bit steep and the portion sizes have shrunk. The restaurant offers a variety of meat dishes such as burritos and tacos, but options for vegetarians are limited. A small portion of guacamole and chips costs $5. While there is no alcohol served, the restaurant has its own parking lot. Overall, it's a decent spot for Mexican-American food, but not the most impressive when it comes to lunch options or value for money.