Los Tres Caminos

They open promptly at 11:00 am. We were greeted with smiles and were seated quickly. The chips and salsa were very good. Our food was served very warm and the grilled vegetables were seasoned just right. They serve good portions and we left there well fed. I would recommend them very highly.

It was worth the drive from Casey to eat here. Love the waitstaff and the timely service. The jumbo margarita was very impressive for the price. I ordered rice, cheese and chicken with tortillas. nothing spectacular about that. My boyfriend got the tres Caminos fajitas and they were to die for! The flank steak was perfectly cooked, huge shrimp and tender strips of chicken with crunchy veggies. His plate came stacked with plenty of rice, beans, lettuce and all the goodies. The portions are very large so we were able to eat leftovers for lunch. We always order our kids the tacos because they are very well price. 3 for 4.25 I think? Definitely my go to Mexican place when I’m in the area.

Nice place, super clean and the staff couldn’t be nicer. I had the enchilada verdes and it was ok. Nothing wrong with it but absolutely no flavor. I try to eat at a lot of Spanish restaurants and this was one of the blandest. Good location and they even have rv/​truck parking so that is a plus. But even after adding guacamole, pico, sour cream, and white queso to my meal it still tasted like old people food. If you have never eaten I’m California, Texas, or Mexico, you’ll probably like it. But this place is neither tex or mex. It’s just 100 percent gringo.

Convenient location right off the highway and good service makes this a good choice for travelers looking for some quick Mexican cuisine. We enjoyed our chips and salsa and both agreed the food was good, but fairly average with very little of the «Mexican heat» you might expect.
I give them high marks on the tamale masa dough; so many are either mushy, overdone or mealy. Theirs had a good flavor and perfect consistency, although it was wrapped around only a tablespoon or so of meat.
They offer a very large menu selection (in a format that was a bit challenging to read) and offer the usual Mexican dessert selections of flan, sopapillas, banana burritos, churros and fried ice cream. There is a small selection of menu items for kids, but it does include the critical chicken fingers, burgers and cheese fingers that most kids demand.
They do offer a deck with outdoor seating, plus they have draft, American and Mexican beer as well as the usual Margaritas, wine and other alcoholic beverages including Tequila shots.

Stopped on a road trip. Chips were greasy. Food was ok, but not much taste. It wasn’t bad, but I won’t return if I’m driving by.

Meh. Typical American style Mexican food. My food was pretty bland. It seemed very clean though so there’s a plus.

Los Tres Caminos is in a strip mall and could be overlooked, but they are always busy because I’m pretty sure most people go there more than once. Food is tasty, and service is fast. Most of the staff speak Spanish as their first language so don’t expect a lengthy explanation if you ask «what is this?» about an item on the menu.
Chips and salsa are fresh, atmosphere is friendly and upbeat. It is not a place where people hang out for long periods of time. The staff is efficient and gets people in and out pretty quickly.
They can accomodate a party of 10 – 15, but overall it is a small place and they depend on couples and smaller families to come in, eat, and leave.
Excellent beans and rice too – they are so authentic I could eat there more than once a week!
(this review is for the Los Tres Caminos on Hwy 41 South in Terre Haute, IN)

The food is tasty and the staff is always friendly. My only complaint is that the food seems a little bland for Mexican. I’m not an expert by any means, but I expected a little more «punch». Maybe just what I order.
No reason not to eat here. It is especially a nice place for lunch, as we never have to wait long for our food.
Two panel TV’s to keep you entertained if your table-​mates are boring.