Las Cazuelas Restaurant
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Every thing in the Menu is Super Delicious 😋. We had Family coming down From Wisconsin this morning. 1-26-23 they Love it all the time…👍
Buen restaurante buen servicio
Something didn't smell right but the food was pretty good. They changed the name to El Guacamole. The chips were fresh but the salsa tasted like tomatoes and had no pica. The server, who was very thorough, brought 2 other salsas. One was a 🥵 sauce that tasted hot for the sake of hotness and the verde sauce was more flavorful but not as good with the chips. The asada torta was tasty and the fries were nicely seasoned. The cilantro enchiladas were delightful! The tea was...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 6AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 6AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 6AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 6AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 6AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 6AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 6AM - 10PM |
Las Cazuelas Restaurant is a popular spot for breakfast tacos, now offering a convenient drive-thru option. The service is known for being fast and excellent, with friendly staff and a clean, pleasant ambiance. While some dishes, like the calabasa cón pollo and tortilla soup, have received mixed reviews, many customers have enjoyed the flavorful chicken fajita nachos, made with tender white meat chicken, fresh corn tortilla chips, melted cheddar cheese, refried beans, sour cream, and jalapeños. The restaurant can be busy, and early arrival is recommended for lunch due to limited parking. Despite the varied feedback on the food, the manager and staff, including an exceptional waitress, are praised for their friendliness and good customer service. The menudo, in particular, has been highlighted as a standout dish, with customers expressing a desire to return. Overall, Las Cazuelas Restaurant continues to show promise, and many diners have had an enjoyable experience, especially with the authentic, homemade-tasting tortillas and the casera-style menudo.