Madero Cantina,

8865 Norwin Ave, Irwin, PA 15642, United States

"The queso, salsa, and guacamole trio were amazing. Each was delicious on their own and the chips are freshly made when you order them. I’m constantly in search of the best chicken fajitas and these did not disappoint. Lots of flavor, more chicken than peppers and onions, and they provide 4 tortillas. The ambiance was great and the music was not too loud. The bar was as welcoming as the dining room and service was great. I will definitely visit here again."

"Food was amazing..Service was a bit slow..We had kids with us..and one of their meals was last to come out...Kids tacos? My friends said the burritos we great. I had chicken fajita..There was a lot of food..I didn't get a drink..but the selection look great!"

"Delicious Yucatan, Quintana Roo flavors. Was a very welcome stop during our road trip. Everything looked great that came past our table and our food was very good. See pics."

"The restaurant is very nice inside, very clean. Nice open style kitchen. The food was excellent. The margaritas were very good as well. Both dishes are burritos. One is chicken with rice and black beans, and the other is steak with Pico de gaio and red and green bell peppers, both with a side of tortilla with enchilada sauce."

"I don’t really understand all of the amazing reviews for this place. My experience was…fine. Went on a whim when I was nearby for lunch. They must be relatively new as it looks like they are still in the processing of decorating (stencils on the walls, but not painted yet) which makes it look rather stark inside. Really the biggest turn off is that chips and salsa are not complimentary. A basket for chips and salsa only is $5. $10 if you want queso, $11 for guac or $13 for all three. The reason I was given for this by the waiter is that the chips are made in-house. Well, they were okay but honestly not even that warm/hot and to me, since I went by myself for lunch just simply wasn’t worth the price. I got a chicken quesadilla for my entree. Much like the chips it was…fine. The chicken was good, juicy and relatively well seasoned. The portion size was adequate. It came with sour cream, a nice and fresh Pico de Gallo with chopped jalapeños in it, on a bed of slightly wilted chopped iceberg lettuce. The quesadilla cost $15. I would have been more okay with the price if it had come with a small guacamole salad, which I’ve come to greatly appreciate at Mexican restaurants, but it didn’t and the fresh Pico just really did not make up for the price. Overall, a quick lunch for one person ended up costing $25 with tip for a mediocre experience. Unfortunately, I would not recommend and probably will not return."