Poblano Mexican Grill

My Husband loves their food especially their Quesadillas. So I wanted to try it, I got the Chicken Quesadilla and he was right, delicious. The Chicken was seasoned and marinated well. I will return to try other Menu items.

This place is decent, it didn't feel authentically Mexican but it satisfied my desire for Mexican food. I don't usually resonate with steam or refrigerator tables to keep food cold or warm. This place keeps its additive foods and condiments on a steam/ refrigerator table. I think the beans hadn't been rotated enough they tasted like they were a little sour in taste ( and no it wasn't the cilantro) . The fish tacos were cooked a little too hard but they were ok. The best part of this experience was the owner. He was pleasantly patient and professional with a warm heart. He made suggestions about the foods quality and how he's knows you'll come back. That was a good thing, even the the food was just ok. I'm not sure if I'll return. Maybe I'll come back for the hospitality and something that won't possibly give me food poisoning. I'm really not sure about the food. ‍

I had a taste for tacos today, so I decided to order from the newly opened Mexican grill in my neighborhood. I ordered delivery through Yelp, via Grubhub. I hate to say this, but I was disappointed in my meal. I ordered three chicken tacos and was surprised by how they were delivered. The restaurant wrapped each taco individually in foil, then wrapped them in parchment paper and placed them in a plastic bag. I am sure they could have found a better way to wrap the tacos up for delivery. The juices from the tacos were dripping all in the bag, I had to use multiple sheets of paper towels before I even ate them. As for the flavor of the tacos....I'm surprised to find they were topped with lettuce, tomato and some type of wet salsa. The taco was so sloppy, I had to just eat the filling out of the shell. One of the main reasons I go to taqueria is for authentic tacos. I kinda got up-class Taco Bell vibes from what I was served. Now, the chicken was seasoned and cooked perfectly, but I much rather have had just the normal cheese, onion and cilantro on top. I may give them another try, in the future. They are a new restaurant and may need some time to figure out what works. But as of this trip, I am not impressive.

This spot has some pretty good food. Their steak and chicken items are pretty flavorful and tender, and as a bonus the rice isn't dry. The prices are reasonable and they are very generous with the portions too. It's definitely a repeat spot for me to grab quick tacos or fajitas.

Been eyeing this place since they opened. A Halal Mexican joint might sound like a contradiction (what's Mexican food without Cochinita Pibil, al Pastor, or, you know, lard in everything?), but the food is tasty nonetheless.A heads up - they list a phone number on their website and on their front banner, but the night we called in our order, it rang and rang and rang. We eventually went in to order (we happened to be in the area anyway) and I noticed a few times that the phone rang and rang but no one picked it up. If you're going to order ahead, I'd suggest doing it online.The food was prepped to order; they didn't even let me drop the whole order on them until they had finished making some of the earlier components. I guess fresh-to-order is good, but it struck me as odd. They were, however, fast and friendly.It's kind of amazing the amount of food you get for a decent price. Nearly everything was between $8 or $10 per platter and very satisfying. My wife devoured her chicken fajitas (tasting it myself, the chicken was well-seasoned and nicely cooked). I enjoyed my chicken torta, which was filling and tasty; my only complaint is the bread soaked up a lot and fell apart rather quickly. Our children destroyed their chicken taquitos and beef tacos, which were also very tasty. We split a tortilla soup which was delicious.They're not the best Mexican food in the area, but they are decent and definitely cheap and if eating Halal is important to you, that is certainly a plus.

I went to Poblano for the first time . I got the nachos with the chicken . I live 5 mins from the restaurant . When I got home my food was cold . It wasn't seasoned . I will not be returning .

Worst "Mexican" food I have ever had. Horrible chicken tacos. The meat was old and mealy. The tortilla's were not even heated up. The black beans were tasteless, no spices. The white rice was gummy. Not authentic Mexican at all.

Just finished my really good nachos bel grande and they were fabulous. This is mostly carry out but there is plenty seating inside. No table service but I am still very happy with my food. The steak on the nachos was very tender and the sauce was spicy but my too but I didn't go for spicy and glad I didn't because mine was perfect. I will definitely recommend this place and come back myself. It is a little shopping center called Cinema West next to an AT&T place.

I don't know why the bad reviews. I love the food here. Been there a few times. And did I mention they are halal!

Bad customer service. The man who works here talks in a bad tone and is ignorant. Talks to you like youre not spending money in the store. Food is ok but the ignorance makes it not worth it