Casa Villa Restaurant

"A go-to spot. Casa Villa is always excellent for my family. From the most basic like chips and salsa and nachos, to the entrees like the pork chops, asada, tacos al pastor, and fish tacos, the food is always excellent. They also have a great michelada and fantastic fruit aguas for those who don’t drink. Service is very attentive, and the space feels lively and fun even when there aren’t many patrons, which has only been once!"

"The bad reviews must be wrong lol. I love the food at Casa Villa and have for years and years (over 10)!!!! The food is excellent and delicious here, always! The carne asada burrito is one of the best burritos I've ever had. Yum"

"The food is decent, but nothing special. Where I feel disappointed is how small the servings have got and how expensive they are. This, unfortunately has become the standard of late, but given how simple the food is, and portion sizes, it shouldn't be this costly. Next time I want the food, I'll just make it myself."

"$18 plus tax for this soup. Rice or tortillas in menu, but not provided. You are better off going to the old house up the street. First and last time I order from this place. The worst."

"Stopped in for a late breakfast of Huevos Rancheros today. It is by far some of the best I’ve eaten. Coffee was good too. Do your stomach a favor and order this the next time you are in the neighborhood. Parking around the restaurant is difficult at best even with a lot next the restaurant but it’s worth it. On past visits I’ve enjoyed their Carne Asada, Chicken Enchiladas and Camarones A La Diabla (shrimp in a lime garlic sauce if I remember it right)."