Gringo A Go Go

"Went to Gringo A Go Go last night for the first time and had a good experience. Our server was very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. The outdoor seating was comfortable, well lit, and heated. We ordered a variety of salsas and tacos as well as a bowl of guacamole. All the food was good I think the orange salsa and carne asada taco were the stand outs for me. Nothing negative to say about this place. If you’re in the area and want a taco Gringo is a good option."

"Excellent food! Unique vibe as it occupies an old garage on the corner. Enjoyed sitting outside to eat. Definitely recommend eating here."

"This place is located on a corner. You may have to park on the street as there is no parking at the actual restaurant. The food was good, it came out fast. We sat outside, it was warm because of the heaters. The guacamole can use some red onion and salt. It was not the best. Our experience would have been more pleasant, but there was a group of women who were so loud next to us that it caused us to eat in a hurry, leave, and pay inside. I was told it's always loud, inside and out, just fyi. We were also charged extra for more chips. They literally give you like 8 chips with 3 different sauce choices."

"I never give 4 stars. Those are reserved for “Ritz” like venues, but I score Gringo A Go Go based on the fact that it is what it is: A Mexican restaurant that is low-key, fun, bright, clean, delicious and quirkily housed in a former gas station. The staff and interior decor reflected the restaurant’s personality beautifully. Staff is wonderful. I had the Alhambra entrée with steak, and bell peppers covered with gooey cheese and my husband had the pork filled enchiladas - both with rice and beans. Steak was tender and the pork shredded and soft. I wasn’t accustomed to seeing black beans in any of the Mexican restaurants I have been to, but I was really pleasantly surprised by the flavor. I hope they don’t lose any of their current cooks because we know that can upend it. Their chips, which are given in brown paper bag, were a little greasy, but tasty. Alcohol is available. We only had the two dishes, but I still recommend that you stop in and try them yourself. If you want a little upscale bar, it’s across the street, but, you’ll have a nicer time in Gringo A Go Go!"