La Cascada

If you're looking for a Mexican restaurant with your common favorites, you will find it here.Great location right by the bridge.Staff is very friendly and attentive.Food is always fresh and good!

First, the good. The food portions were large and tasted great for Americanized Mexican. We got two meals off both orders. I could have easily downed the second burrito but I chose portion control. The salsa looked standard fare but tasted much better and it was homemade. The only negative to the food, the server skimped on chips even after we ordered queso cheese. It's dipping cheese, not soup. Second, the bad. The restaurant is small and some sections the seating is cramped and some booths too close together. We had four loud talking retirees downing margaritas two tables over and it was like they were sitting with us. Other seating looked reasonable, we just got bad luck. Third, the ugly. This place needs a good scrubbing. The window shades were filthy and menus were sticky. There are a lot of roof leaks and the ceiling is stained. I don't want to know what is above the ceiling. If they aren't cleaning the menus or worrying about leaks, what is the kitchen condition? Woof. Overall the big portions and tasty food buoys this review for three stars.

My wife and I both got the same thing. The fajita quesadilla and it was fantastic, the portion sizes were really good for a Mexican restaurant which is normal way too much food. The margaritas are delicious but POTENT. Great service and incredibly fast! The ambiance is like a normal Mexican restaurant but their patio is very nice with a view of the lake. Definitely enjoyed our dinner

Perfect location near the reservoir. Lunch specials are a good value and food was delicious. I had the chili relleno and crispy beef taco.

Food is typical for a Mexican restaurant, they have a large menu. A lot of the meals don't come with toppings and we weren't warned about it. The host was friendly, however our server was rude. Short and clipped about trying to place a kids food order first and almost arguing with a family member over their order. Just not friendly or helpful whatsoever. Restaurant was fine, wouldn't say it was nice, not overly tidy or clean. The service really rubbed me the wrong way. Probably won't return.

My family and I had lunch here the other day. We thought the food was very good. I had a chicken quesadilla (which was tasty). My wife had a steak fajita that was very generous with the amount of steak.My older daughter enjoyed her street tacos. My son liked his children nachos and my younger daughter really liked her steak chimichanga. La Cascada offers good food and generous portions at a fair price. Atmosphere was average, service was good.

A typical Mexican restaurant. Friendly and courteous staff, good food at good prices. Parking lot is a bit small, which can be a problem on busy evenings. Had the Mareni nachos, which were very tasty and filling. On previous visit I also enjoyed the enchiladas Alex (shrimp and crabmeat ). Located in Cicero, IN with an indirect view of the reservoir from the front windows.

Wife and I tried this place after Mass on a Saturday evening. It's across the street from the Boathouse near the bridge in Cicero. Parking is behind the restaurant as they have outdoor dining set up on a front patio, although there had been rain on the day we came so the patio wasn't being used. It's not the cleanest looking restaurant on the inside, but it's fine.We were seated immediately upon entering into one of the many booths they have, promptly were asked for our drink order, followed by a basket of chips and salsa being brought to the table, and then placed our order when the server brought our drinks. All of this took place inside of probably 2 minutes. Although not every table was filled, there were a number of folks who were already there as well as entered when we did, so the service was not lacking.The chips were sort of the standard chip for a restaurant like this, a decent crunch and not much flavor. The salsa was more on the runny side as opposed to the chunky that we prefer, but it did have a good flavor and just the right amount of spice to it for a little kick without being too much. Not that it was an issue for us, but they do indicate on their menu that the first 2 baskets and salsas are complimentary, but cost $1.99 for additional orders beyond that. In my opinion, that actually seems pretty reasonable all considered.We decided to split an item listed as "new" on their menu, Seafood Fajita ($16.99). Like the rest of our experience, our meal arrived pretty soon after we order it. All of their fajita orders include a plate of refried beans, Mexican rice, lettuce, guac, pico and 3 corn or flour tortillas. Along with the usual peppers, onions, and tomatoes, our choice included scallops, shrimp, crab, and a piece of tilapia, and they didn't skimp on the quantity. I know ordering seafood can be dicey at places like this, but everything seemed to be legit and tasted pretty good. We were both filled and agreed that we would order it again.Even though we did like what we got, their menu seems to have a decent bit of other offerings that I would be interested to try as well. Bottom line, it was a very efficient meal that we both enjoyed and was priced reasonably. When the weather is more dependable, I'm sure dining on the patio would be a nice experience for a view of the reservoir and bridge as well as the general car and pedestrian traffic along the main drag.

Wonderful local Mexican restaurant in the Midwest. Good service, good food, good margaritas. Nice decor. Beautiful view of Morse Lake- especially if you sit outside.

Big servings! Helpful servers with decent prices. It's been a mainstay in Cicero for a long time.