El Vallarta Mexican Restaurant

"The El Vallarta special combo is the best on the menu. They bring out a piping hot plate of steak and some shrimp with a whole potatoe on a platter with flour tortillas beans, rice, guacamole, cheese, sour cream and lettuce, with a gigantic tray of chips and salsa as a free appetizers. This is one meal I haven't yet to conquer as I am literally stuffed to the brim before I can finish the side extras."

"Used to come in all the time and was great. Last three times been in food is never right. Service sucks. Not sure what happened. Sucks used to love it but just can’t go anymore"

"food is mid. service isnt great at all. we had sour tea and asked for something else to drink & still had to pay for the nasty tea we didnt even get nothing but a sip from. will not be returning."

"Stopped in last night after my niece's Choir/Band performances. Chips were fresh & crispy. Salsa and white queso was yummy! The guac was not bad, needed a lil salt & lime but was still tasty. The spinach enchilada was flavorful and probably the best I've had in the state. I also had a cheese enchilada and substituted the red sauce for Verde and man that was amazing! The verde sauce was my favorite! The staff was friendly and our server was attentive & pleasant even though we arrived about an hour before closing. Will definitely be back!"

"A really nice place to stop when you are in the area. Always found the staff to be pleasant, they stay on top of your table and make sure your cups are filled as well as the complimentary salsa and chips. Always smiling and eager to please. In regards to overall cleanliness it is ok, though I will ding them a few points on the bathrooms upon occasion. I have had many of their dishes over time and one of my favorites has to be the Camarones al Mojo de Ajo. Out of all of the times I have had that dish there was only one time when the dish had far too much garlic, which is saying a lot because I love my garlic. I pity the vampire ever trying to get a quick snack off of me! Chimichanga de Camaron is good as well, for those liking the chicken dishes you may want to try their Burrito Jalisco or Pollo Ranchero. Can't go wrong with their Carne Asada or Chile Verde. Tortilla soup will hit the spot, their shrimp cocktails are good too. Their refried beans I believe are made from scratch if I remember correctly, I had asked them a long time ago, they have a good taste and consistency to them. In summary I would have to say there is value for the money spent. Are there flashier Mexican restaurants out there? Sure there are, but all in all I really think you get a decent value for the money spent. They are worth stopping by and giving a try when you are in the area."