Los Tres Amigos

This is by far the best Mexican restaurant I’ve ever eaten at. The food is delicious. Any time my family and I eat at another Mexican restaurant we always compare it to the Jerseyville Los Tres Amigos and I must say we are pretty spoiled with this place. The service is exceptional and the prices are very reasonable. I recommend Los Tres Amigos to everyone.

Saw that someone reviewed the burrito fajita saying it was good and it was. I should have gotten a picture but it wasn’t on my plate long enough. Maybe my new favorite here.

Taco Bell is far superior! Colorado and Texas are my frame of reference for Mexican food so I may be more critical than someone who does not eat Mexican food on a regular basis. The margarita was terrible… not sure how u can ruin one. The kid at the next table killed a big bug but I had no desire to find out what kind it was. The cheese was not real Mexican cheese and there was a catsup bottle on every table. Needless to say the food was less than flavorful and I will not be returning… ever!

I got the fajita burrito here the day I moved to town and have gotten it every time I’ve been back. I go here 2 – 3 times a month and haven’t been disappointed with it, yet. It’s a typical chain Mexican restaurant that is slightly better than average. The food is good and affordable.

Honestly, if you guys think this is the best Mexican food in ninety miles of Jerseyville, you are clearly not a Mexican food connoisseur and don’t get out very often. I don’t care if it’s a small town or not…
Onto the review,
Negatives:
Stale chips — absolutely unacceptable for any restaurant to serve a stale opener… or hell, stale anything.
Rice — not ethnic at all, this is the rice served from packets that you boil on the stove with peas and carrots. They cut major corners on this Mexican cuisine staple.
Vacuuming right next to and partially under our table during dinner hours.
Cheese dip was water with cheese flavoring poured onto chicken.
At some point we were forgotten about while we were waiting to order.
You want good Mexican food go to Carisilo’s in Collinsville or Pueblo Solis in St Louis Hills… if you are up for the «within ninety mile challenge».
Positives:
The margarita was alright.
The salsa was served in a spare carafe so we didn’t have to keep asking for more salsa.
Carisilo’s and Pueblo Solis are my top picks and let me tell you, Mexican food is ninety percent of our eating out budget.

I agree with Chris. This place is one of the best places to eat for pretty cheap in Jerseyville. It isn’t gourmet, but I’ve never eaten there and been disappointed. Definitely hits the spot if you are craving mexican. They are pretty consistent with their food too, which is a good thing.

Bit of an unfair previous review. Typical Mexican food, is something of… almost a joke. You’re not in New York, or Dallas, you’re in Jerseyville Illinois. This is the best Mexican food you will find within, 90 mile radius Yeah I’ll go that far. Homecoming-​esque, large portions, and of course, the staple of Americanized Mexican, margaritas. This town previously didn’t have anything besides a taco bell, so it’s an improvement in leaps and bounds. When you’re tired of dive bar food, this is a great deviation.

Typical Chain Mexican food. If you like food that tastes like it came out of slow cooker in the back kitchen? This is your place! The people are really nice though, and the inside is cool looking. The margaritas are good too!