Las Palmas Corporation

Had a quick business lunch here. I had the taco salad and cheese dip. The inside of the place is clean, and the servers were nice. The food arrived at our table within ten minutes of our ordering. That means a lot of pre-​made food. It was OK, about like any other Mexican restaurant in the area. Comparable to La Huerta. Good for the price.

Just came from las palmas it was delicious I had combo fajitas with shrimp awesome chips was hot very very good food cold beer

Recently moved here from Southwestern US. This place has legitimate Mexican food. Service was quick and very friendly.

Excellent flautas and ask for Marisol. The fajita chimichanga is wonderful too. Superb service and reasonable cerveza. Will make this a regular thing. Love!!!

Should change their name to «Los Errores.»
So, I’ve eaten here a lot, despite my low rating, mainly because they are close to my house, among a handful of other mediocre restaurants, and also because their top shelf margarita can be fantastic (depending on who makes it that day). But the frequency with which my order is incorrect is criminal. I’m not even ordering anything weird or off menu, but the menu is large, and clearly they don’t require their wait staff to learn it prior to working here. Pescado a la diabla comes out as camarones a la diabla (this has happened to me 3 times), and if you’d like your pescado empanizado grilled instead of fried (both are options on the menu), good f***ing luck. 70% of the time it comes out fried anyway. Then there was the time my vegetarian’s «cheese enchilada» was actually beef. The fish dishes take a while to make, so sending them back while the rest of your table eats isn’t a fun option. Efforts to enunciate and even point to the menu don’t really seem to help. Also another time my spinach quesadilla (which is great, btw) had a *broken piece of porcelain plate* in it. I don’t really get it, because all the people that work there seem really nice, and I never have this problem at the Rogers Las Palmas. Maybe this is the training restaurant.
Anyways, go here for the top shelf margarita (the well marg is nothing spectacular), have Jose make it if he’s there, but keep your expectations of the food pretty low, and maybe even write down your order for the waiter, I think that’s what I’m going to have to start doing. Aside from the seafood options and the delicious carne asada, this is pretty typical Ark-​Mex.

I am a little biased because this review is largely based on the customer service experience as opposed to the food. We have a severely handicapped son who is wheelchair bound who the people at this restaurant go out of their way to treat like a king. They know him by name and we often get Jose who is one of the best waiters in existence. He remembers tylers special drink needs even if it has been months since weve been there. The food is good, its not knock you off your socks good, but its good. The white cheese dip is really good and the burrito sonora is unique and worth trying. If you have a craving for good affordable mexican food, go here.

We were looking for a good Mexican place near our hotel and I found this on Unilocal (with no reviews). The staff was very friendly. The chips were very plain tasting, almost stale, and I have rarely (if ever) not enjoyed chips at a Mexican restaurant. The salsa was very tomato-​y, didn’t taste like anything else was in it (I.e. no onion, cilantro, salt, etc.). I had the tacos al carbon with chicken, and they were pretty good, and my wife had the dinner serving of the chicken fajitas. The serving size was good, I can’t speak to the taste, but my wife seemed to enjoy them. The rice and beans tasted like every other restaurant I’ve been to, which is not bad. Also, they only serve Pepsi products, which I don’t like, but maybe that is your cup of tea (or Pepsi, as the case may be).