We tripped into this place. It's so rare that my husband loves a Mexican restaurant. But wowza…read more We both LOVED this one. Service was great, beer was ice cold, Sopapilla was outstanding as were my roast beef tacos. Not sure we will ever be back in Las Vegas NM, but if we ever are- we will return. (This was during Covid -it was clean and well spaced. They did a nice job of protecting their patrons).

I had high hopes after we got salsa and chips the salsa was amazing but unfortunately that was the…read morebest thing. Ordered a combination with a taco, enchilada and tamale. NO FLAVOR! Meat just tasted like meat, no seasoning. Service was mediocre at best. The waitstaff was busy socializing with each other. UGG. It stinks when you need something to drink but your waitstaff is busy goofing off. I won't go back.

We walked into the Skillet around 5:45pm, were assaulted by loud music (which we expected from…read moreanother review), and sat at the bar in the quieter room of the restaurant. We ordered a burrito, fries and drinks - a Manhattan for my wife and a chocolate martini with Kettle One and crème de cacao for me. My wife's drink was to her liking, but the chocolate martini tasted like there was coffee liqueur in it. Since I didn't know when our waitress would appear again, I told the first person we saw - a young man - that I couldn't drink anything with coffee because of the caffeine, and that I needed it remade. He took it back to redo. While we were waiting, one of the pool players dropped a very loud f-bomb when he missed a shot. Then a young child began crying very loudly. The young man came back with the remade drink, and the coffee taste was gone. After it had been over 45 minutes I had to ask what looked like the manager what had happened to our burrito and fries. She went back to check, and our food finally appeared. The burritos were long on rice and short on carne asada, something we couldn't know until we started eating. At some point our original waitress came back, and my wife told her we had to send back my first drink because of the coffee ingredient. She denied any coffee-containing spirit was used, and walked away. We never saw her again. I had to ask the manager for an itemized ticket, since the ones we had were sign for a total amount only, with no itemized detail. Since the original waitress had closed out our ticket right after we ordered and had given us our check, we paid and left. No tip was left. If you want a properly-mixed drink, be prepared to explicitly request every ingredient. Better still, don't expect great drinks or food at this place - stay away. There are lots of other choices in Las Vegas NM.

Walked in and it had quite the scent, like dirty drains/perhaps sewage (disclaimer, I'm pregnant so…read moreextra sensitive). A girl met us at the door with menus and let us know to order at the counter. We ordered and sat down. Food came out quick. We shared the Queso Dip - it was good flavor, little spicy. I didn't love the texture of the cheese, kind of gritty, but the flavor was great and chips great. I got Barbacoa Taco and my dad got a classic taco. They were good. Mine a little dry but put a lil queso on there and that was perfect. Loved the tortilla they use. One thing I didn't like, the kitchen had their music BLASTING, could hear that better than the dinning room music. Very overstimulating with two very different types of music going.

Took a drive to Vegas for lunch as it had been years since I had been there. Googled this place as…read moreI like to patronize mom and pop restaurants. Restaurant was fairly busy upon our arrival but we were seated immediately. We ordered chips and salsa (which were not complimentary) to start off. My mom and BFF ordered the chile rellenos plate and I ordered a Navajo taco with Xmas (red and green chile). Food was ok, both mom and I enjoyed our plates. I found the green chile was spicier than the red, but the red had more flavor. My friend did not like his plate at all as he thought it was terrible. The salsa was very mild and lacked flavor, but the chips were good and they give you plenty of them. Also, I did not like how they served the entrees on paper plates and your drinks in red Dixie plastic cups. I feel that's fine if you are ordering fast food or eating outside at a taco truck/stand but not at a sit-down restaurant. I will definitely not be back, only because I don't live in the area, but if I did I might order take out.

Only had their breakfast so far but it was fairly good. I had the fiesta omelette Christmas style…read moreand it was good and I liked both their red and green sauce. The hash browns were ok. They forgot to bring us our sopapilla at first but we asked for it and they brought it out shortly warm and with honey and it was excellent. Nothing was outstanding but nothing was bad but I felt their prices were very fair for what you got. I would eat here again.

Never eaten here before and don't plan to go back. Bad service, food, and prices…read more Food was ok but not that great and not for the prices. They also charge for soda refills which is noted in bold on their menu but it doesn't mean everyone in the party saw it and it's not the norm so two people with a 40 plus bill for a small meal that wasn't that great with slow bad service ? Nope.

Staff were very friendly and the food was very good! The outside did look a little questionable but…read morewe still tried it and I don't regret it one bit! I would recommend!

Outstanding stop for quick grub...really friendly service and fabulous food! They had the football…read moregame on TV for the crowd! We had a Crispy Tacos Asada platter and an Apple Soda; and a Soft Corn tortilla Tacos Al Pastor platter and a Yerba Mate. Both myself and my wife were very pleased with the quality, speediness and freshness of the food. We will be back, for the kindness and generosity of the manager and the yummy tacos--the rice, beans and red/green taco sauce were perfectly spiced and a welcome accompaniment! Do not skip this place. Just wait until the summer and the patio deck will be packed with people for cocktails and food.

These tacos were so good. They have affordable prices and you get a lot of food. Definitely full of…read moreflavor and authentic. I will be going back. I ordered pickup so I didnt stay but the environment looked pleasant. Small in size but home like.

I have only been here once but I'll be back. I had the pollo al pastor 10 dollars for 4 tacos- good…read morechicken (not my favorite al pastor ever but very good) little fat, fresh onion, fresh cilantro and lime on the size. And not fried. I dislike fried tacos in general- just my preference. Thus it was wonderful to find another place in town who didn't fry them. I'd like to try more like the shrimp and the Hawaiian torta.

I absolutely love this place (or truck I guess) so much! I usually go to get the tacos Al Pastor…read morebecause he makes them exactly how I like them. It's always made fresh and you can taste the love that goes into each taco. His salsa is so good too beware of the red salsa because it's hot in the best way and the green one is delicious on anything he makes. He also has other tacos and burritos with Barbados, tripitas and other hard to find meats. He's my favorite taco man by far.

So glad to be back in Las Vegas, NM and return to Abraham's Tiendita. Our memory served and the…read morefood was as good as we remembered. I got the tamale bowl with green sauce and hubby ordered the mini combo: roast beef taco, enchalada, and pork tamale. For dessert we shared an apple empanada. Everything was excellent - fresh ingredients, freshly prepared, but the empanada pastry was amazing - some sort of a sweet dough that was a bit cinnamon flavored. Yum. Our second visit during our stay, we both ordered the smothered roast beef burrito and a single chicken tamale with green sauce. Dessert was another apple empanada and a bag of biscochitos (similar to what I know as Scotch shortbreads, but with cinnamon and anise). Both meals were very good and the cost? Averaged about $20 for two lunches. Super meals at a super price. I'm sure we'll be back before out stay in Las Vegas is over.

The restaurant says it's supposed to be open today (Monday 7/6/26) and Yelp says it's open. But it…read moreis closed with no sign saying it was a planned closed. Maybe they changed their hours and haven't updated their information. But it was a waste of a trip to drive here to eat.

Nice little diner. Had the Henry enchilada. Probably the best enchilada I've ever had. So good. And…read morebig portions. It's your own fault if you walk away hungry. The only downside is they fill your soda cup to the brim with ice. So you don't really get that much soda. And then they charge for refills. Outside of that, I very much enjoyed this spot. Great food and at a good overall price.

If I could give it a zero or a negative star, I would. I'm sad, because this used to be a reliable…read moreplace to go. Not last night. It was an average Saturday night and we were on our way home, so we stopped. There were two waitstaff for the entire diner side. (The main dining room was being used by a party). So, in total, there were about 15 tables for 2 waitstaff. I should have known something was off at the beginning, when our waitress started off by telling us how she hadn't been able to eat herself, while taking our order. The whole time she complained about how she was slammed. My husband ordered the chicken fried steak with a salad, veg, mashed potatoes and gravy. His came out sans salad and completely cold. I ordered a grilled cheese with chips. I think that sandwich saw the flattop for a max of 10 seconds. The cheese hadn't melted and was still cold from the walkin. AND ALL OF THIS TOOK 35 minutes for our meal to arrive from order to delivery. And, as a bonus, the light was out in the ladies room and I almost knocked myself out, going into the stall. (The light, I learned later was outside the ladies restroom). It was absolutely miserable and we will be eating elsewhere when we go to Vegas.