My go to place for biggest serving of guacamole and strongest margaritas. I wish they kept…read moremargaritas glasses, thats the only complain I have.

I used to love this place - went today, my 1st time since it changed hands. Everything is…read moredifferent. The ambiance, the presentation, no more guacamole made at the table, and the meals we had SUCKED. My relleno was soggy and tasteless amd covered in a red sauce that reminded me of Ragu. Rice was tasteless and the refried beans were wet like a soup. Horrible! I couldn't tell who my server was because they switched up so many times. Drinks were never refilled. The only thing that was still halfway decent was the salsa. I will never be back - I paid $60+ tip for a very disappointing dinner. I ended up throwing the majority in the garbage.

Cilantro Mexican Restaurant is one of those local hidden gems that I can't believe more people…read moredon't go to. It's not fancy, but that's part of the charm. The vibe is comfortable, friendly, and very local. You really get that neighborhood restaurant feeling. The food was excellent. They start with complimentary chips and homemade salsa -- fresh with a little spicy kick at the end. We had the chicken burrito, chicken quesadilla, and pork tacos, and everything was delicious. The pork taco has a slightly gamey flavor, which I personally loved, but if you don't like that taste, I'd recommend chicken instead. I do wish you could mix and match different taco fillings, and the restaurant is a little on the rougher/less-clean side, but honestly, neither took away from the overall experience for me. Another big plus: 15% off when you pay cash. Great food, great local atmosphere, and friendly service. Definitely coming back.

Nice little spot - clean, staff was friendly, and the food came out quick. Full bar. Food was…read moredelicious as were the drinks. I will def be back. My only complaint: it was 90 outside and it was HOT in there. I would have sat for another drink but I was sweating and uncomfortable. SALSA WAS BOMB!

Great little find and very welcoming. This is a combination restaurant and small grocery store…read more There were many Hispanic people eating their especially Workers on their lunch break. I ordered a pork dish that came in a delicious sauce with a huge mound of rice and black beans. Everything was delicious and servings are ample. I'm on day three of eating my day one lunch. My grandson in law who is Hispanic said his food was like home cooking. That's good enough for me for the price, you can't beat it. They also have plenty of drinks to choose from, including Mexican sodas.

Food was so good! The servers were so attentive and friendly. The ambience is amazing there is a…read morelittle store you can purchase treats and Spanish ingredients at.

Many great things to say about this place! The food was delicious. Not one complaint about there!…read more The service was great. Both kind and very helpful. The music/DJ was fun and kept everyone happy.

We made reservations and upon arrival it was not busy, yet every table had a reserved sign on it …read more We tell the hostess we have reservations and they set up our table. You can see in the photos it appears they're trying to be more of a cocktail lounge/ restaurant as there was a stage in the front. Wasn't thrilled with table as the corners were broken and they gave us fold up chairs. This just gave me a local food spot feel vs cocktail lounge. As we sit down we were approached by 2-3 servers. Put in our drinks and appetizer order. Both of which were good, tasty. Our dinner was arroz con pollo and pernil. Found it odd they added bits of fried chicken cutlet on top of the areoz con pollo. Dessert was passion fruit cheesecake. We enjoyed our time but not sure I'd come back to dine in. Would likely order takeout. Staff was nice. Friendly. Food was good. Hot. Cheesecake was frozen even though it tasted good. I think with an increase in Latin/Caribbean cuisine places in the area, this is just okay. Not sure how the night scene is.

Ate here because I was staying in a hotel nearby and in a rush. If I had more time I would have…read moregone somewhere a little more local. Came around 4:30/5 and it was fairly busy, considering it was early for dinner. The line moved quickly. The staff was polite to me but I noticed one or two of them were a little passive aggressive to each other. Food was fine. It was Chipotle. Filling, but a slop bowl. The ingredients were fresh and portions were good. As others have mentioned, this location was very dirty. There was food all over the tables. Garbages overflowing and needing to be changed. Which... if they're not getting changed over between lunch and dinner, then I imagine the restaurant would probably stay that way through the rest of the night. Come here for the convenience, not the experience.

Horrible. Mobile order pick up took an hour and people would cut the line. The staff moving slow no…read morerush at all. Go anywhere else. Would not recommend. Place is disgusting food and trash on all tables. If we could figure out how to cancel the order we would. If I could rate lower I would.

This was a delivery order. It was picked up really quick by Uber Eats. I ordered the churrasco…read moresteak and it was good. Their chimichuri sauce was really good and helped elevate the steaks flavor. The tostones were soggy and packed with the garlic drip dip. It was oily and spilled inside so a lot of the tostones and the garlic on it, which my kid didn't like. The black beans look as if they were poured out of a can with the clear liquid and they were super salty. The potato salad was also too salty and not edible. Not sure why there were apples in there. Spent too much money.

Went here for dinner while in the area. When you walk in you order off of the menu on two tv…read morescreens and they bring it to your table if you are dining in. We received our order pretty quickly and everything was warm (not super hot). We ordered beef and cheese empanadas - they were very fresh and crunchy but bland. We ordered a large maduro - fantastic - large pieces of banana perfectly cooked - soft and sweet. I ordered the pernil combo with rice and gondules and yuca fries - the pernil while soft was pretty salty. The rice was very good - good portion - needed some hot sauce. The yuca fries were very good - the sauce it came with was too spicy for me. Hubby had a pastele which he said was very good. He also had the pork chunks with rice and gondules which was also a bit salty. We decided next time to try some other items. We will be back.

Convenient, attentive staff and the food was good and reasonably priced. I'll be back.read more

Got my order wrong. I ordered a taco bowl, they did not give me a taco bowl or get any of my…read moreingredients right. I went back to tell them and they didn't believe me. Finally they gave in and gave me my order but threw away the other order, wasted perfectly good food that I could've kept. Then continued to give me no compensation for getting my order wrong and having to go back. Totally a rude interaction.

Stopped for lunch, on the way back from an appointment…read more This place is always busy; varied menu, great food, attentive service, need I say more? The portions are more than ample, service is impeccable and friendly. I don't know what else to add. They never disappoint

Our sights were actually set on I-84 Diner, but they were already closed. Luckily Red Line Diner…read morecame to the rescue. Thank you, Red Line Diner, for being open until midnight seven days a week! As with the other nearby diners, Red Line has that classic diner appearance and feel. I ordered the Manhattan Chopped Cobb Salad ($18.75) which wasn't bad at all. But what makes it Manhattan??? I was impressed that the portion size was humongous, so much so that I couldn't eat all of it. For some reason, our host sat us next to a large boisterous party celebrating a birthday. And our server was very nice but scarce when we were ready to order. The menu has a thousand options so you're bound to find something that your stomach wants. Bring cash if you can!

Searching for total self-awareness, my daughter and I happened across this little gem on Monday…read moreevening. Normally, we eat -- survive on -- McDonald's. I don't mean "survive" in the literal sense. I mean that we engage ourselves in, become defined by, the notion of a patty struck by cheese. But in this case, the replacement of a taco was just what we needed. Ah, the feeling of hot sauce exploding in your mouth over the hint of an artificially created (or is it real?) amalgam of carne asada and neon orange chemical cheddar cheese! Yum yum yum. Toss your plane ticket to Mexico, my friends. This is all you need.

Make sure you go over your order with them at least three times because it will most certainly be…read morewrong every time.