Casa Grande

The food was very good. The staff were extra friendly and helpful. I was there before noon, so there weren't many people; the space was quiet and comfortable, at the time. The place had booths and bar seating, that I saw. There seemed to be additional seating in the back, though it was not visible to me. The front door/entryway was difficult to open, and I don't recall a door-opening button for those who need the assistance. Wonderful experience for me. Again, one of the best parts of my experience was the wonderful service.By this point, they leave you with a laminated, multi-page menu at your seat, and you order through your server from where they seat you. The food is served on re-usable plates, cups, bowls, and with napkin-wrapped silverware.

I stopped here for my first time. I had carne asada and crack dip. My food was awesome!! I'll be back.

I had been passing this place but finally tried it and I'm a fan! That Combination plate has got my number!! Been to this place twice and It's been delicious both times. The price is right for what they give in serving size! I would recommend it!

Loveeee their crack dip. Great food and good prices. A good place to stop by after a night out or just for a quick bite.

The food here is simple and tasty, and priced very competitively. I had the enchiladas and "crack" dip (queso), and both were very good. I didn't realize this is a super casual place -- order at the counter, margaritas in plastic cups, and food is packaged to go regardless of whether you dine in. Not necessarily a problem, but good to know in advance. They are open super late on Fri/Sat, so this would be an excellent place for a midnight meal after hitting the bars on Mass street. Definitely worth visiting if you want some quick, cheap, good Mexican food.

Seriously good food from this new family based start-up in downtown. For those of you that might want to eschew the plethora of new--and incredibly annoying, at least to me --corporate "taco & tequila" joints downtown with their dancing, writhing sombreros or jalapeno themed logos... there are at least four within a few blocks at least count, this would seem to be your destination. Why the sudden explosion of the former I have no idea. I expect 3/4 of them to be out of business within 18 months. I digress.So, yes, this is nothing like that former experience where your experience can be at the hands of the newest KU student or high school grad working for minimum wage between them reading their texts. Someone in the kitchen, someone at the counter. No muss, fuss, no shots of tequila. You know where to find those.For lunch we had the carnitas platter and it was an exceptional plate of food of the very best kind. The meat was utter perfection. Moist, savory, with a few small burnt bits for texture. Exceptional rice and beans, guacamole with onions and tomato and four steaming corn tortillas. Heavenly bites. If they can repeat this a couple of times I'm happy to go 5 stars. The interior is not particularly welcoming, no one visible upon entering, and you order at the rear of the restaurant at the counter. Odd, why they did that I have no idea. Immense improvement just by taking down some paneling they've put up to obscure the view. They deliver your food on Styrofoam plates and plastic utensils, plenty of napkins, sauces in small individual containers. Will they make it? I hope so. This is good, honest, real food that satisfied and then some. Must spread the word and hope others find the chow here as very appealing as did we on our first visit.

When in need of good food, come check out Casa Grande! We took the drive in from KC and was in desperate need of nourishment and boom, Burritos to the rescue! I'm terms of the menu, nothing out of the ordinary but the food was extremely tasty. I'm wanted something with meat, so I went with the breakfast burrito and excluded the meat options. The food came out fast, hot, full of flavor and filling. If I was still in college this would be a post party go to as the food is priced to sell. Hopefully next time KU wins the Natty I'll celebrate at Casa Grande. Until next time. Rock Chalk Jayhawk!!!

My wife and I grew up in Lawrence and moved to Kansas City. We both agree that this is better than any Mexican restaurant in Kansas City... or Lawrence. We drive from Kansas City just to eat here. You've gotta try the "crack dip"! I typically get tamales; just cause a real good tamale is hard to find anymore, but honestly everything we've tried here is awesome. The service is great, the food is astonishing and it's typically not very busy, so I suggest eating here before everyone else discovers this true gem of Lawrence.

Was one of, if not the only, restaurants that was listed as open. After spending a pretty penny to Uber there, my group discovered that it was closed. At face value it seems like a nothing issue for the venue, but it lost me and my crowd's business for now and the future. Be better please.

Basic fast food microwaved. Thought it was a full service restaurant. Not what we had in mind.