Los Jalapenos Mexican Restaurant

"Service was good and we felt like that is all. This was the first time me and my family ate here. The place is dirty and doesn't smell pleasant. I understand it's an old building but for it to smell? Then the food was sub par. My husband ordered beef tacos. The beef seemed like it was seasoned with a taco seasoning packet from the grocery store. My daughter had a cheese quesadilla that was microwaved to temp. The tortilla was soggy and stuck to the bottom of the plate. I had a shredded chicken taco salad that had so much lettuce that it made the entire thing bland. I'm not even going to mention the cost. I left with a bad taste in my mouth and wishing I'd cooked at home. Hope this place gets their love for cooking and giving a great experience! It could be really nice."

"We enjoyed our dinners. The food was very tasty."

"Awesome experience they attend fast and very friendly. They serve you chips and salsa and beens and they even gave us a second on the house. The horchata was the best I’ve tried. Super good and not too sweet."

"Local, family run, traditional Mexican restaurant. Server was fast and friendly. Good lunch deals. They fill you up. There are shops and a movie theater nearby so good place for drinks and food before a movie ;)"

"We stopped here for lunch one Saturday last month after doing some shopping on the main street. It was not crowded, so we got a table right away. Our server was very friendly but spoke mostly Spanish. I was a little concerned because I don't speak any Spanish and barely understand a few words, but the language barrier did not affect our order. The food was really good, and I especially loved the salsa they put out with the chips when we arrived. It tasted fresh and had unique flavors. We ordered queso dip to have with the chips, too, and it was yummy. Tough to say if it's overpriced because with inflation as it is right now, everything seems overpriced. That having been said, I didn't think it was overpriced, especially for being in downtown Camas. My fajitas were around $20, and my husband's burrito was $15, before tax and tip. The atmosphere is very casual yet intimate because it is small with two main rooms."