Homemade Chips and Salsa & Refried Beans
3 Tacos de Carne Asada
two cars parked in front of a building
Loved the fresh tortillas being made out front!
Great strip view.
Bowl of Fideo
Shrimp Fajitas
View
The outside of Lido Michoacán looking up from the bottom of the hill at night
Mojito
people sitting at tables in a restaurant
food
outside
Definitely a great view!
Fajitas de Camaron.
outside
Homemade Chips and Salsa
Samuel R.
Jan 27, 2025
Before you even walk in you are greeted by the wonderful view overlooking the city since the restaurant is on a hill. You walk in and to your left you can watch hand made tortillas being made as you are greeted. Across the entrance they have a cool little bar, if you plan to not eat and just enjoy some Margaritas, tequila, or a Michelada. It was my first time here and the menu was a little overwhelming, everything sounded good. So I asked the waiter for his go to plate. The food (and the michelada) did not disappoint. I ended up ordering the Buey a Cilantro and boy did that hit the spot. The camarones were spicy and flavorful just like you would expect them to be. If you're in the area and are looking to enjoy a good meal with a nice view.... This is your spot
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Sharzad M.
Mar 2, 2025
I recently visited this massive Mexican restaurant, and I was immediately impressed by the stunning interior--it's beautifully designed and creates a great atmosphere for dining. The restaurant is spacious, which makes it perfect for large groups or families. Speaking of families, they have a wonderful kids' menu complete with crayons, a nice touch for keeping little ones entertained while waiting for their meal.The menu offers a wide range of options. I did enjoy the variety, but when it came to the food itself, I found it to be just okay--nothing outstanding or particularly memorable. It certainly wasn't the best Mexican food I've had, though it wasn't bad by any means. However, the highlight of the meal was definitely the Michelada. It was perfectly crafted, refreshing, and a real standout.Unfortunately, the service left a lot to be desired. Our server seemed a bit annoyed by our requests, which was disheartening and really impacted the overall experience. It's a shame, as the restaurant has so much potential in terms of atmosphere and offerings.In summary, this place has a lot going for it in terms of ambiance, drink selection, and family-friendly features. But with food that falls short of expectations and service that could use some improvement, it's not quite the destination I had hoped for.
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Renee A.
Feb 22, 2025
We received a recommendation to check out London Michoacán for their bar and food at an inexpensive price. So we added it to our trip list. Located off the strip in the suburbs was a plus. Easy parking. As we entered, it was a very large and vibrant restaurant and bar. We were quickly welcomed and seated quickly at a table by the window with a view of downtown ("the strip") in the distance. Overall the service was good. The waiter answered questions about the menu and made recommendations as we decided on our order. The food: we were immediately served a bowl of tortilla chips (fresh), spicy salsa and a small bowl of refried beans. We were then surprised to be served a small bowl of soup (had a tomato broth base) with very small, slim noodles. I didn't eat much of it as I already knew my order would be more than I could eat. I ordered the fajitas Cameron. The serving looked good as it was placed in front of me with the traditional sizzling platter and the side plate of beans, rice, guacamole and sour cream. It appeared to be a large portion. The fajitas turned out to be mostly bell peppers (a variety of colors) and grilled onions, but a very small serving of shrimp in the overall dish. Oh, it was also served with two homemade flour tortillas. While good, there wasn't a depth of flavor; I was expecting more depth in the flavor profile as it was bland. My husband ordered the full fried fish. He had a similar experience. Large portion. Nice presentation, but the food itself lacked a distinctive full flavor profile that awakens your taste buds. We also both had the sangria. The result, similar experience of lacking an enticing flavor profile. Decent, but nothing special. The meals were more than I expected. The dishes ran between $25-30 per plate for Mexican food. I enjoyed our meal, but it wasn't anything special. I wouldn't include it on our recommendation list for friends or go back. Nothing was wrong, I've just had much better at less expensive prices.
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Kristine N.
Jan 28, 2025
Stopped in for lunch and the food was absolutely disgusting. The nachos were so gross and the cheese looked so weird, I've never seen nachos look like that. The carne asada tacos had no flavor either. It's so ridiculously over priced too There are a million and one better Mexican restaurants to go to
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Alex M. ..
Jan 26, 2025
Without a doubt, one of the least seasoned and blandest meals I've ever had. I thought the Gorditos were going to be like flautas or taquitos and it turned out to be a giant burrito cut into 3? And filled with tasteless shrimp slop with dumps of cheese on top. So bizarre lol. Nachos picture does not have carne asada. They initially forgot to put it on it when I snapped that photo but now I regret getting it. When I saw it for the first time I swear they brought out ground beef lol. Biting it gave no flavor. No salt, pepper, citrus...nada. The flan was awesome...creamy and the custard was high quality. No clue how the dessert was so good and everything was a bummer. Shame this happened on my aunt's birthday of all days!
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Mitchelle G.
Jan 19, 2025
Across the country Mexican restaurants that blend American capitalism and glimpses of Mexican culture have thrived since the late 20th Century; El Torrito, On the Border, ChiChis, and the like. Lindo was sizing up quite similarly, warranting an average 3 rating, meeting all the regular check boxes of Margarita specials, combination platters, good parking, and festive decor. However, three factors drove this review to a 5 and two factors made it a 4. The seats beyond the bar have an amazing view overlooking nearly all of metro Vegas. The food was fast and good. The variety of foods beyond the typical platters was impressive. The hostess stand was attentive and kept the place running well. The servers seemed over worked. They had little time to spend with the smaller tables while understandably spending what time they did have with bigger tables. But the real downfall was the volume of music. I left with a headache. Good if you are in a large party and ready to party. Not so great if on a date.
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Jaimarie C.
Feb 6, 2025
Wonderful food and a beautiful view. Great lunch menu with something for everyone. Soup is included in your meal as well as chips, salsa and bean dip. The service is fantastic and staff is very thoughtful. Huge portions and a great kids menu. Definitely a new favorite!
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Esmeralda G.
Sep 18, 2024
Went during the day and it wasn't as packed but there was still a good amount ofPeople. Service was fast and always near incase something was needed. They brought a complimentary sopa de Fidel and it was very tasty :) the foods presentation was beautifully done and tasted even better :) will definitely be back
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Kevin P.
Feb 1, 2025
I feel bad that I went back to this Trump supporting establishment but I also know that my friend really loves this restaurant. While the location and decor make it enjoyable, the food is beyond lackluster. Table side beans have zero flavor, everything has zero flavor. I had a #10 combination --worst tamale I've ever had, enchilada with beef was unseasoned and the red salsa was there just for aesthetic purposes. The rice? Red #40 dye probably and that's it. The most decent thing I had was a mezcal tamarindo margarita and even that felt like it came from a can. Will never return and cannot support this restaurant or Javier Barajas.
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Racquel E.
Dec 2, 2024
This is a nice Mexican restaurant perched on a hill, offering views of the valley. My family and I sat in the outdoor patio area, as we had our puppy with us. They have an extensive menu with a variety of authentic dishes, making it hard to choose. I opted for the Fajitas Del Camaron with large shrimp, stir-fried green, yellow and red peppers, onions, cilantro, tomatoes and spices. My hubby had the Pescado a la Vallarta - fish cooked in olive oil, white wine, peppers, onions, garlic, tomatoes, cilantro and green olives. Our daughter had the Ceviche de Camaron, made with fresh diced shrimp mixed with tomatoes, onions, lemon juice and spices. Our dinner was good and we'll definitely visit again to try more dishes.
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