Casa Hugo Sports & Beach Bar
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About Casa Hugo Sports & Beach Bar
Recent Reviews
They kept the name, Casa Hugo, of the awesome Mexican restaurant that used to be here (to use the former restaurant's good reviews?), but it's gone now and in its place is this super generic, cafeteria style "sports bar" with a limited and lacklustre menu. It certainly isn't Mexican any longer - it's just beach grub like burgers, chicken fingers, fries, etc. To say the ambiance is uninspiring is putting it mildly. Not a great place- choose one of the nicer places along the strip.
Under new ownership this year!! it’s like a cafeteria- you order at the bar from menu displayed on screen. They give you a buzzer and then you come and get your own food. There are no plates and you use plastic cutlery. There is zero service for drinks or food at your table. The food has changed significantly from previous owners and everything was overcooked or soggy. Very disappointing. The best part was the band playing- they were amazing!!
Fantastic staff and food! Great place to socialize at the beach
Menu
Casa Hugo Sports & Beach Bar has undergone changes since its previous concept as a Mexican and tequila establishment. The restaurant now operates as a sports bar, offering bar food and basic nibbles. Glasses and plates have been replaced with plastic cups and paper containers. One notable disappointment mentioned by reviewers is the change in the margarita's taste, which was once a highlight of the restaurant.
On a positive note, the service is described as friendly, and the food, in general, receives positive feedback. The tacos, in particular, are praised for having a good amount of tasty meat. The Chimichangas are also mentioned as a must-try. However, some reviewers note the lack of flavor in the rice, refried beans, and canned drinks.
In summary, Casa Hugo Sports & Beach Bar offers a friendly service experience with decent food. However, the changes in the restaurant's concept and the decline in margarita quality have left some customers longing for the establishment's previous iteration.