Don Lencho's

The food was amazing. The service was amazing too. The ambiance felt cheerful with the music. The location, I think, is a little far from other restaurants nearby.

Food was good not amazing but good. Service was good not amazing but good. Nothing to complain about but I was really disappointed by the visual appearance of my food and drink. I was expecting a little nicer presentation. Nothing was terrible but I wouldn't go out of my way to go back. I went out of my way to go because they advertised seafood. I would suggest to come here if your in the area. Lots of parking but nothing out of the ordinary that stands out.

Family owned and operated restaurant. On a Sunday afternoon, restaurant was moderately busy. Seevice was friendly. There are various specials throughout the week. Plenty of parking is available. Extensive menu. There was everything I could crave and much more. Complementary chips and salsa provided. My husband ordered the carne asada burrito. Burrito was packed with meat and avocado. There is the option to get the burrito wet / enchilada style, for an extra fee. A flavorful burrito. It did have a lot of tortilla folded into it. I opted for the carne asada fries. Fries were cooked with a crispness to the edges. They maintained this crispness until the end. Meat was overcooked; almost jerky like in parts. They had clearly cooked the meat, then it got cooked again when it was fired with the cheese. The nacho fries themselves were enjoyable.

They totally ripped me off for the very last time! Bud Light on happy hour is $2.99 on the brand new menu. But really they are $3.99 on happy hour. $4.99 regular price. The server had to call the owner to authorize the $2.99 price even though that's what the flip'n menu says. This whole ordeal cost us about a half an hour. We're a 5+ year customer that's never going back. Oh ya, it's $1.99 for a thimble full of extra cheese. Give me a break!!!!

Very cute place, small place with a full bar and nice Mexican music playing. Silent TVs in the corners if your a sports fan. Green and red salsa that were a bit spicy, but I prefer it that way, the chips were fresh. I had a shredded beef taco with a beef tamale, they were pretty standard good. My bf had a shredded beef chimi, he appreciated that it wasn't dry. The waitress was very attentive and patient when we couldn't figure out what we wanted.

I really hate to shi* all over this restaurant since I know it's family owned and all, but given how much they charge for their food I expected a lot better quality. It's a nice establishment. Clean and homey. I can see it being nice to eat there. The waitress was working hard and she was friendly. I appreciate that she double checked my order to make sure it was right. When she was packing everything, I asked if she could pack two fountain drinks to go. Those were $5 a piece which is crazy considering the drink was about 80% ice. She probably put the equivalent of a 12 oz can of coke in each large drink. I asked for a couple of extra salsas, she packed a couple and they were pretty small. I guess I shouldn't complain too much because the salsa didn't taste great anyway. Ordered aqua chiles, a chicken burrito enchilada style, one carnitas taco and a taco salad. With the two drinks it totaled out to be like $82 which is pretty expensive. The aqua chiles were actually pretty good. Nice spice to it. Although the cup was halfway full, not much shrimp and loaded with cucumbers and avocado. It was also quite salty. The chicken inside the chicken burrito tasted and had the same texture as tuna from a can. The enchilada sauce was bland. The carnitas in the taco was really dry. Didn't come with any lime or onions. Just the corn tortilla and meat. Finally the taco salad looked good, but it tasted really bland and the ingredients they used tasted stale. I drove 20+ miles each way to try this place out but I won't be back. I really wanted to like this place, but it just missed on so many levels.

Mexican food isn't my go to when it comes to eating out, but we'd thought it was worth a try. My wife had the whole tilapia and I had the shrimp octopus combo. She enjoyed it and mine was fine. Not blow your socks off good, but good enough. One thing I will have to say is I find Flan disgusting. However, I gave theirs a shot. Good consistency. Their Flan is decent.

My 'Better' half and I recently dined here for a leisurely lunch. We were greeted immediately, and shown to a table. There we were met with chips and salsa. The chips were thin, crunchy (not greasy at all) and not outrageously sized, while both salsas were very thin (one was spicy, the other probably mild tomatillo) but tasty (especially together on a chip). We both ordered off the ala cart portion of the lunch menu and both ordered a couple of tacos. We both tried the carnitas tacos while she paired it with a chicken taco. I went with a shredded beef taco as my second one. All of them were delicious (especially the carnitas tacos). Our waiter was attentive (not overly, just right), and the prices were about average. All-in-all, we would definitely recommend Don Lencho's.

I was charged $60 for a burrito, carne asada fries (that didn't come with fries) and a side enchilada. Picked up the order in person. When I called to let them know I was severely overcharged and my order was also missing item (only three things I ordered), I was then hung up on.

my husband and I use to go there at least once a week we really like it there. We recently went there with an account rep we work with and he really enjoyed the food thought I would right a receive since we have been steady customers for years now and have never done so. This is a small place not a chain its a mom and pop shop when you want some good food not designer food just good food this is the place..