Acapulco Mexican Restaurant

This place is awesome. Great environment, super friendly staff. The food is great. Great deals! It’s very clean, the staff looks and acts professional. I love this place and would recommend it to anyone. Even carry out is great. They’re fast but fresh and always friendly.

This place holds up after living in southern California for 5 years! So happy this place is in Lebanon & doing well. Also glad to see that they increased the kick on the camarones a la diabla ;D they do have a good range of flavorful non-​spicy food too; I’d recommend the flautas. Extremely polite and helpful servers.

This is by far my favorite place to eat! Great food and Great service! The serving size of the food is so large i always have lunch for the next day too and most meals are not much more than an extra value meal from a fast food place! amazing complimentary chips and salsa (and on busy days they have someone jut walking around with a tray of them so you never run out!) and you always get your food fast. I have been to several other Mexican restaurants in the area and always wish we had just come here instead either due to bad service or the food just not being nearly as good as Acapulcos:)

Consistently great food and service. Even when I order to go it is packaged well and same great quality. I never worry about a bad experience when bringing friends.

My favorite «typical» Mexican restaurant! Not as authentic as foodies would want but wow, what a great atmosphere, always busy, very friendly service. I have been here dozens of times and have never had less than a 4 star experience.

Omg amazing is riiiiight! Passing thru town and ate here. Had a huge Margarita! Big Gulp size a roonie. He he. Yep defiantly full and satisfied. We had Classic chicken Fajitas for 2. It was so tasty.

For Mexican American it was really good. I’m spoiled from living in San Diego for ten years. So I’m use to real Mexican food. But the food was delicious.

Amazing food! Hot and fresh. The best I’ve had. We eat a lot of Mexican!!!
Specials everyday! Saturday night they even had margarita specials 25%off.amazing for a weekend!
The staff was great. On top off their tables. They never left you needing you wanting anything. I will be back even though it’s a 45 minute drive!

Pretty good Mexican food!
We were passing through the area and decided to give this place a try. Service was very friendly!
We ordered some choriqueso for an appetizer, and MAN, WHAT A HUGE PORTION… And it was quite delicious. :)
I ordered a dish that had onions, mushrooms, and broccoli… yes, broccoli… stir fried with your choice of steak or chicken and served over rice with cheese on top. By this time, I was already pretty full from our huge appetizee, but this entrée was delicious! I was amused I received a dish with broccoli here… that’s a first for any mexican restaurant I’ve been to. I think it was called El R… well. It began with an «R.»
My boyfriend ordered a chicken plate and almost wiped his plate clean. The waiter also made me an awesome non-​alcoholic tamarind margarita! We were very pleased with the entire meal and would definitely stop back in, if we come back to this area.

We eat here every weekend and every single time it’s just as delicious as the last. This is the best Mexican restaurant we’ve ever been too.
It’s a local’s favorite secret.

Chips and salsa are really good however the margaritas are pre-​mix and just so-​so. The servers are very nice.

ACAPULCO GOLD!
As transplants to this area, food selection is limited. We couldn’t even find a Chinese place that delivered for several months. However, after craving some Mexican last week we stumbled upon this gem and have already been back again in less than a week.
Chips are hot and fried fresh. Salsa is good according to my boyfriend. «Not too thick, not too thin, and not too tomato-​y.»
I’m not sure what those other folks were ordering that was «bland,» but our food was seasoned perfectly and delicious. I had the Acapulco taco salad and seriously could marry the shrimp and chicken. My boyfriend had the nachos al carbon and scarfed down the chicken with haste. This is a BIG deal because he is pretty much a red meat man.
Aside from the delicious food, the service was even better! Attentive, quick with a refill, and very accommodating to special orders.
Don’t miss out on this place.
VIVA ACAPULCO! (My boyfriend made me put that in.)

All Mexican restaurants have 3 parts, the chips and salsa, the margaritas, and the food. Unfortunately this one only gets one semi right.
The chips are fresh and come out warm. The salsa a little too much on the spicy side for me but pretty flavorful despite my mouth being on fire. I noticed someone said you can ask for a more mild one, but normally it’s the other way around, or they bring out 2 types. But if you like a more medium to hot factor they have it.
The margarita was a let down. Both frozen and on the rocks. I could make a better one at home. Waaaaaayyyyy too much sweet and sour mix. I could barely finish it. In fact I’m pretty sure I didnt.
And finally the food. Meh sums it up. It was pretty bland and lacked a lot of flavor. Even the fajitas were just eh. The enchiladas were the best Ing we had at our table but they were lacking as well. Not even salting it helped.
The staff was decent and pretty quick but everything just lacked the flavor it should have. Even Taco Bell might have more flavor than here. It’s definitely more Tex-​Mex than Mexican.

This is your run of the mill Mexican restaurant — the exception is the staff — they are great :-)
As soon as you sit down they deliver chips and salsa to your table. The salsa is what I would consider on the medium side, but there are several bottles of hot sauce on the table you can mix in to kick it up a notch. The chips are always hot and they are pretty tasty!
This particular evening there were 16 in our party. I have to say the service was great. Our drinks stayed full, and all of our food came out at pretty much the same time.
I had the fajita chimichanga with rice and beans — and I would rate it. meh… at best, my boyfriend had the chicken chimichanga with beans and he said his was okay.
The rest of our party had a variety of dishes, taco salad, tacos, fish tacos, the kids had chicken tenders, and a burrito. I will say the food comes out blazing HOT, as in inferno plates — so don’t touch em’.
Again, this is a local little Mexican restaurant, great people but the food is just so-​so.

Delicious authentic Mexican food. I’ve been looking for Mexican food since Arizona. Just the right amount of spices and large portions. Free chips and salsa. Gauc was fresh and delicious. I did ask for the hottest salsa and it tasted like mild to me. Other than that very clean and good staff.

Great little Mexican place in Lebanon. I would suggest the Acapulco Taco Salad… It has everything… steak, chicken, and shrimp…

This is your typical Mexican restaurant. You are met at the table with chips and salsa as soon as you arrive. *Note* this salsa is spicy, which I love, but they will bring you a more mild salsa if you request it. I have always been impressed with the service and attention here. The food is great quality and is served piping hot, we are talking 3^rd degree burn if you touch the plate, and it tastes great.
They will make special orders. I love their chorizo and usually just ask for a chorizo & cheese quesadilla which is not on the menu. They have always happily prepared it with no issues. *Note* their chorizo is on the salty side, so if that is not your thing you may want to go with something else one the menu.
I do not care at all for their margaritas. Which is a shame because come on you’re a Mexican restaurant. Other than that they are a great addition to Lebanon where there is not a whole lot of variety.

We have frequented Alcapoco several times. Each time we visit, even when busy, we were seated promptly. The truly stunning thing is the level of service. We literally had chips and salsa the minute we sat down. The server followed right behind to retrieve our drink orders and returned right on time to get our food order. We have leaned that this level of service was not a one time deal. It happens every time.
Even more stunning but also suspicious to a certain extent, is the mere 5 – 8 minutes it takes to get your entrée to you. For most dishes this is just fine because it is obvious that most of the food is prepped or precooked prior to serving and it doesn’t affect many of the dishes. However, I wonder about other dishes such as the fajitas that lacked the al dente preparedness of the veggies. They were pretty soft. The flavor was there but not the freshness you’d expect in a good fajita dish.
We often get the chumichangas which we love.
The place is clean and the food is good. A welcomed addition to the local fare as evidenced by the evening crowds.
I would definitely recommend this great Mexican Restaurant.

We have had a friend begging us to try this place out for some time now claiming «it’s the best Mexican restaurant around». However I have to disagree, I still think el picante is the best around. This place wasn’t necessarily bad but it wasn’t anything special either. The prices we average, the drinks were good and so was the food. My favorite thing here tho is there salsa I thought that was delicious. I wouldn’t mind coming back but I’m not going to go out of my way to do so.

Living up north a bit may have spoiled me, as I don’t think this restaurant is as good as Las Piramades in Centerville or the Mexican restaurant across from The Greene in Kettering (I can’t remember the name of the place).
The chips and salsa here are fantastic, but quite spicey. My girlfriend does not care for the hot salsa, so I asked for mild, but it was lacking flavor.
I tried the Hot and Spicy burrito and she got a taco and an enchilada.
My burrito was kind of comical because it had absolutely zero spice to it. The salsa was 10x hotter. It had an interesting sauce on it, which I think consisted of blended red peppers. Overall, I’d rate the burrito a ⁵⁄₁₀. Completely average.
Lebanon seems to be lacking when it comes to Mexican food, so try this place out, you might like it. If you have the gas money and the time, try Las Piramades in Centerville (and try the chicken chimichunga).