3 Hermanas

Had an amazing dinner with the family here. The service was top notch, sitting in the patio was really nice and all the plants provide some privacy on a busy street. The albóndigas soup was hitting the spot. Broth was really hearty and the meatballs were so good. That's something we have door dashed in the past from here so having it fresh was nice. The first two round of chips and salsa here are complimentary. The chips are airy and light while the salsa is chunky and pretty spicy so go light if you can't handle the heat! I went with the carnitas plate. The meat super juicy and flavorful. I really enjoyed it. I chose flour tortillas over corn. Guac and pic came on the plate so I made little burritos with the tortillas lol. Rice and beans were great too, always an important factor for judging any Mexican restaurant and they passed the test with flying colors! My mom went with the tamale plate and loved what she got, my girlfriend went with the chicken salad and seemed to enjoy that. 3 Hermana's had a neighborhood vibe to it and I can't wait to return again.

Cute cozy Mexican restaraunt in East Sacramento. Parking lot available. Attentive service although our meals seemed to take awhile.The walls were filled with colorful local artists work. We had the Chile Verde burrito which was mighty tasty. The chili Colorado was good but a bit salty. The enchiladas had a yummy complex sauce. They were out of a few beers so there wasn't a big selection. The chips & salsa were good. The beans,a little bland. Prices a bit high. Food overall 4.0

I did not appreciate the service. It was very unkind and humiliating. Treated me like I was below them

Great food Margs are greater as well. Really nice people working there. Great apps and Quesidias.

I must admit my first impression wasn't the best. Parking in the front of this restaurant is very limited so I had to park on the street. Parallel parking is a bit of a challenge for me (understatement) but I managed after driving around and around the surrounding neighborhood in search of a spot. Then I saw that there was a good-sized parking lot behind the building with two hour parking. Ah well... I needed the exercise. As I went to the front, my first view of the patio gave me cause to pause as it looked a bit weather worn; as I got closer, though, the smiling faces in the cozy space with green plants hanging about casually made me smile. Once I got inside and looked at the menu for a dish a friend had suggested I try. Then I discovered I was in the wrong restaurant! lol. Yes, 3 Hermanas is different than Tres Hermanas. Anyone ELSE get confused by this?! A friend suggested TRES Hermanas and I went to THREE Hermanas instead. lol. . It had all of the things I usually enjoy. Good food, friendly folks, efficient service and a comfortable ambiance. I had the fish tacos - two grilled tilapia tacos with rice and black beans. Muy bueno! lol. (That's what two years of Spanish gave me...) it Came with a basket of tortilla chips (light, crisp and just salty enough) and house made salsa. I asked for hot sauce and they brought me a wee bowl -- not bottle -- that looked like it was also house made and gave me a warning that it was a bit spicy. Ah... I was a happy diner. As I ate and enjoyed all of the colorful art around me, I heard a couple next to me moaning. I hesitated, but I HAD to look. They were huddled over a large platter obviously enjoying themselves. I think it was shrimp.... Didn't wanna stare. I enjoyed my food QUIETLY and watched a server go back and forth between the kitchen and the front patio while also helping folks inside. Exhausting -- but that guy really kept it together with a smile, despite a few challenging diners. WHY are some people so nasty to food servers?! (I feel a bit better with my mini rant but SERIOUSLY -- BE Nice). Anyways.... Both servers were really hustling. Bless those in service industries! AS I ate and watched the view of the front patio, I must say folks out there looked like they were really enjoying the sun and fresh air. So... my mistake turned out just fine. I wound up having an enjoyable lunch and discovered a new place that I can recommend.

I've heard this place is comparable to Tres Hermanas in midtown, but besides the menu being similar, I do not think it's comparable. The service was good and no wait on a Friday night, however sometimes it's worth the wait. The chips and salsa are just okay. Lack flavor. I ordered the flauta plate with rice and beans and overall it was very bland. There was also potatoes added to the guacamole and flautas and they were undercooked which I was not a fan of at all. The margarita I got also tasted like a mix and was very yellow. Definitely cheaper, better quality Mexican in the area.

Came to this establishment for lunch on a Monday afternoon with a friend. We both ordered the flautas one order was beef. The other was chicken. As much as I really wanted to love this place I was disappointed. The flautas were very dry and lacked flavor. We also ordered a bean dip, that also lacked flavor and was very bland. Very clean and nice decor.

The soup is so delicious. The nachos and taco salad! We ordered from DoorDash and it was delivered hot and didn't take a long time to get to us. Everytime I'm in Sac we get this. I haven't been inside the restaurant yet, but want to next time in Sac!

Not Tres Hermanas, food no where as good but priced like its the same. Mistakenly ordered online thinking it was the same (as the site came up when I googled Tres Hermanas). Very disappointing, got whole beans instead of refried, chicken bland. Change your name.

Excellent servic, Juanita was so hospitable and friendly I also want to say that the restrooms are the cleanest and best smelling that I have experienced in a long time plus beautiful atmosphere and delicious food