Las Brisas Autentic Mexican Food

The food was tasteless, the portion sizes were the size of an appetizer, the margarita was unlike any margarita I ever had, it was a bunch of ice cubes in a cocktail glass with a tequila mix. The ocean view was the only reason I gave it any stars at all.I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone wanting a good Mexican meal, it's far from any Mexican food I ever tasted.

Hey everyone! My sister had told me about this place and now that we finally came to Disneyland, we were willing to come check this spot out.I have to say, the food was sooo good here, I WILL come back. I'll describe what we had to eat along with some must knows before you come and eat here, so read through the entire thing.So, my wife got asada tacos and pastor tacos with everything on them (red onions, cilantro, and salsa) and the meat was so flavorful and tender. These aren't your typical street tacos (although some spots are good) these were spot on.My in-law got the ceviche which was also very flavorful and was marinated in some type of red sauce. It was not spicy and it was placed on top of a in-house made tostada (they fried the tortilla here!) which honestly gives it a whole different flavor. This sucker was stacked high, so one will do the trick.My comadre got the agua chilles and those bad boys were spicy . Drenched in the green sauce and very heavy with the black pepper, it had the right amount of spice. It wasn't too spicy where you're not enjoying it.I had a carnitas burrito with everything on it (rice, beans, pico, sour cream, cheese, choice of meat) and the sucker was huge. I was only able to tackle half of it. The carnitas was very tender as it should be. They served red and green salsa to use for your plates. The green was very flavor and was mild. The red had a really good kick to it and rich in flavor.The chips n salsa are served in a small basket and they come with fried beans and hard cheese (cotija).Unlike many restaurants, they only accept cash or Zelle . No credit cards, so be aware of this before coming here.Other than that, the food is bomb, the music was on point (playing some cumbias and other Latino music )Bottom line: I recommend it and I'll be coming back when I come back to Disney. I've included some pics and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

EXCELLENT Carne asada burritos. It's all about their awesome pico de gallo and the cheese they use, I believe it's quesa fresca.

My husband and I ordered a shrimp quesadilla. Really good flavor. The place is kind of hidden and just starting up as a restaurant. It's big enough to have much potential. The vibe is more of a family restaurant with home cook meals and recipes. Their micheladas are realllllly good and spicy. I finished it faster than I thought.

First the good points :1. There's karaoke2. You can request songs3. They put music to dance every hour4. The people are nice here5. If it's your birthday day they'll sing to you and give you 2 shots!! Yay!Now the bad :1. Sometimes they don't have chips and salsa because they ran out around 10 pm2. They ran out of lemon for your beer. This was around 10:30 pm.3. As soon as you they bring your the beer you have to pay for it. Cash ONLY!4. If your a little drunk the waittress will not bring back your change. So be sure not to get too drunk!5. They don't have the correct phone number on here

The quesadilla was yummy but they used chicken from drumstick instead of chicken breasts and I found a piece of the white bone :( that made me unhappy. Nothing much more to say.... better luck next time?

An amazing example of what quality mexican food should taste like! Why not enjoy a great time with a beer and karaoke! Highly reccomend this place.

I'm sorry...I legitimately tried to give this place a fair shot but the negative factors below were too much to overcome...1) As a previous poster wrote, the music was LOUD. Not just abnormally higher volume, like BLARING. I couldn't even hear myself think. 2) Since it is a small shop in a strip mall, one would think they would be good for take-out. Wrong. You walk in and all you see are tables to sit down and the window to the kitchen. I actually felt awkward ordering food "to-go". 3) Amongst the obnoxious loud music, I was forced to pick what I wanted off of a menu that was in Spanish. REALLY hard work if you are a wera like me. Wanted a cheese quesadilla but ended up getting a quesadilla with not only cheese, but lettuce and tomato. 4) Anytime I go to a mexican restaurant, I HAVE to try their carne asada. I wasn't that hungry so I just got a taco. The meat that wasn't burnt was good. I could barely stomach finishing the whole (itty bitty) taco because there were little burnt chunks of asada mixed in. Yeah, it was pretty nasty. OK, I MIGHT be a little harsh, as this place does look like it is an authentic, homey place. But c'mon...with all things being said, it was just too many negatives to equal any sort of positive. The second star was given in pity because MAYBE, just MAYBE some other items on the menu would be worthy of a second visit....not from me though! Sorry!

Three of us ate for $20, tasty too. The salsa while we waited for our order was fresh with a touch of nice heat and the enchiladas, tacos and tostitos were reasonable portion sizes (not too large, didn't finish the rice and beans). The server was pleasant and it looked like they were setting up for karaoke when we left. Bizarre Spanish polka music while a video played for what looked like a punk band fronted by a masked Mexican wrestler.The washroom was a likely candidate for the health inspector, the sink drain runs into a bucket under the counter, but it wasn't dirty.We were the only ones there, but at an odd time between dinner and drinks.

This place is so good. At first we were a bit skeptic as there was no one there and the place was dark and hidden. My husband and I ordered a molcajete and we ordered sopes for the kids. Our kids don't drink soda and I think all they serve is soda and alcoholic beverages so the lady was kind enough to make the kids homemade lemonade! The molcajete was packed with meats, cheese and cactus and the salsa that was in the molcajete was delicious. Not to forget the HOMEMADE FLOUR TORTILLAS! Omg to die for now this is what you call real authentic Mexican food! Great food and great service!