When we arrive our party was told that it would be a 30 to 45 minute wait. After waiting 1 hour I…read morewent up and check on the status for being seated and was informed it would be at least 45 minutes before they would be able to seat us. I had purchased a drink while waiting. When I went to hand my finished drink to a staff member, I was told to "take it to bar/counter myself. Really? Left the facility feeling unappreciated and hence the poor review. In the future I'll be taking my business to a restaurant that appreciates their customers. Walked over to Mama Vicki's Coney Island and we were treated like kings.

This place is locally found in downtown Port Huron. Right on the strip.Great Decor very festive and…read morecozy. Large, the wait was fast and the SERVICE!!! Did I say SERVICE!!!!!!!! The fastest IVE EVER RECEIVED FOOD AT ANY RESTAURANT IN MY ENTIRE LIFE. The Drinks came in 5 mins (party of 5 ) all alcoholic drinks. Before we took 2 sips the whole appetizers and Entries came out popping hot!!! All at the same time!!! Insane!!!!! Wow!!!! And ... and it was Jam packed!! Food was 3 stars ... not bad not Great.. But solid!!

We visited this restaurant several times but not recently. Let me just say we wont be back. The…read moreentire atmosphere of the place has changed...much smaller outside patio. The food was no better than a fast food burrito bar. My rice bowl was litterly mostly rice with 6 small slices of beef and very little anything else. My partners burrito bake was dried out over cooked chicken with little flavor and less sauce....definitely not smothered. Since when does Mexican food not have any flavor. Not the restaurant we used to love coming to.

This is a Mexican food restaurant ,food is good, especially quesadillas…read more the waitress is beautiful and service is good!

Red Pepper is my favorite taco place EVER. The people there are so friendly and the tacos are…read moreawesome. And taco Tuesday is the best time to go. There's something about the corn tortillas that they use for the tacos that make them just the best. I've been going to Red Pepper for years and years. I highly highly recommend going here instead of Taco Bell just saying.

If you are looking for an amazing meal and friendly service Red Pepper III is definitely the place…read moreto be. We order carry out frequently and will continue to support small business.

Tried for the first time today and it was amazing! Had the carne asada elote tacos, Philly…read morecheesesteak egg rolls with chipotle sauce, and both regular and strawberry tres leches cake... everything was sooooo good! I can't wait to try more! Service was fantastic, the family and Dre I believe his name is, were all extremely friendly and welcoming. Love to support a local business and will be a frequent flyer here!

Best tacos in Port Huron! Great food!!! Tried most of the menu, didn't break the bank and…read moreeverything was delicious!

We came here after the beach and we sat on the patio where you can watch the boats go by and the…read morebridge go up and down. The service was great! He was so attentive and informative, he even brought us a nice cloth to clean the baby without us asking. Husband said the beer menu was great! The cheese curds were delicious! We got them deconstructed since I don't like tajin and hubby does. The tomato sauce that came with them was also good. I ordered the chicken fingers and they were just ok. It was a lot of dark meat and a lot of breading and some weird spots. The fries were good. Husband said his burger was just ok and a little overcooked. Overall we enjoyed our experience.

We were vacationing in Port Huron and stopped in twice! Food was great and staff was welcoming!!read more

I've come to Mexico twice now and it delivered both times…read more I don't have any photos of the first time, but my partner and I shared five of the six taco options, and by far my favourite were the pork belly and the Chicken Tinga. The second time I came with some coworkers and I had one of the margaritas. It had pineapple juice in it, but I can't remember what it was called... It was just recommended by the server and she was definitely on the nose with that one. Taquitos are good; I liked the beef over the chicken. And I had the salmon plate when I came back I don't know if I would get it again, it was just OK and I don't know if it was worth the price. Overall a very fun place to eat, top-tier for Sarnia. Good vibes, good drinks, good food, great service! Just a little more on the expensive side for someone on a student budget

I'm not sure which aspect of this experience was worse--the food, the drinks, or the service…read more We arrived at about 7:30pm on a Saturday night. The restaurant was nearly empty, though it didn't close for a few more hours. We seated ourselves and waited. And waited. After about 15 minutes, a server shows up and gives us menus. We looked over the drink and dinner menus and made our selections--but they weren't going to be taken for nearly 30 minutes. We placed our drink orders (classic margarita and the La Paloma). After 15 more minutes, our drinks arrived. The drinks were mediocre--at best. The classic margarita was essentially a glass of lime juice with half a shot of tequila; the Paloma was the same, but with grapefruit juice. $12 CDN each. The next time we saw our server was another 15 minutes later when our chips and guacamole arrived. The chips were nice and salty; the guacamole portion was extraordinarily small (about an ice cream scoop size) for $10 CDN. With the arrival of the guacamole, we were finally able to place our meal order. They were out of chicken, so we settled on two crispy pork belly tacos, one carne asada taco, and a pescado taco. $6 CDN each. A full thirty minutes later, our food had not yet arrived. Our drinks were empty (there was only one other party in the restaurant at this time). I walked to the bar with my empty glasses to place two more drink orders: the passion cocktail (tequila, banana, cranberry, and orange were supposed to be the primary flavors) and the Envy (a margarita with blue curaçao). At this point of the evening, it's now nearly 9:15PM. We've been in the restaurant for over an hour. Our second order of drinks and 4 tacos finally arrive. Gross is all I can say. - All tacos shared the same stale-tasting, rusty cabbage. It's like the half-off prepackaged slaw mix you buy at the grocery store tossed with a light vinaigrette. - The fish tasted... fishy. Fishy tasting fish is never a good sign. I probably should have looked at the crowd and determined that there wasn't enough turnover to order the fish. Two bites and I tap out on the fish taco. - The carne asada was not that. Instead of being the traditionally marinated and grilled strips of steak that I'm used to at other restaurants, it was essentially stringy, water-logged pot roast. - The pork belly tacos were neither crispy nor flavorful. They tested more like baked pork chop with a hint of bacon. They were dressed with the same slaw mixture as the other tacos. After tasting the Passion cocktail, we asked the waitress if there had been an error. Banana has an unmistakeable taste; the lack of it is quite noticeable. Cranberry juice is red. The fact that this drink was neither reddish-pink or had even the faintest hint of banana told us otherwise. It was the same drink as "the classic." The Envy was at least blue. It was undrinkable, but the color was at least correct. After nearly 2 hours of waiting and shit service, we paid and left nearly all our food uneaten. We walked around the corner to Bad Dog and had a second dinner.