Casa Tina

Amazing food.. I've been looking for good authentic Mexican food... I am new to Florida.. and this restaurant is by far my favorite so far.I had the beef lengua tacos.. delicious the meat to the tortillas.. amazing .. Oh and the salsa spicy just the way I like it.. definitely coming back to try other dishes Thank you for a great time .. my server was pleasant and checked in multiple time to ensure I was happy. I sure was

We prefer coming for lunch on weekends because it's less crowded -- especially if you go at 2:30/3. We also enjoy the lunch specials which are available even on weekends between 11-3. Be sure to visit around Christmas or Halloween -- the decor is so nice.I have to say they were quite busy because it's a holiday weekend and the service was excellent.My only complaint is that the steak on my quesadilla was shredded. That's on me for not asking how it was served.

It is a cute restaurant downtown Dunedin and was excited to try it. I was disappointed, that as a Mexican restaurant, that we had to pay for Chips and Salsa (Pico) which are usually free anywhere else. The Queso Fundido was ok, but definitely had better. The water they serve is undrinkable and had to asked for bottled water. The house margarita were good, so was the Mojito, but both could use more alcohol for the price they charge. On the other hand, the refried black beans were delicious, the rice was underwhelming and not cooked thorough. But the Birria Tacos my husband had were delicious, so were my Lengua Tacos and both of my kids enjoyed their dishes as well. One was Carnitas en Salsa Verde and Chicken Tamales. The bathrooms are not well ventilated and smelled funky.Overall, the food and drink were ok, but overpriced.

I love the food and atmosphere of this restaurant! Tonight we did luck out and have the owner Tina as our waitress! She was amazing. I have been coming here for over ten years and just tonight found out they have home made picketed jalapeño which were delicious! This is a must do with family in town or if you are just visiting! Go on Saturdays where they have live entertainment.

Casa Tina is a colorful, vibrant restaurant in Dunedin. The food was great and the atmosphere festive. Our server was very attentive. The only reason that I did not give this place five stars was that the music was so loud. It was difficult to have a conversation. That coupled with the large party sitting next to us and the noise level was Way too high.

This was certainly an interesting experience to be sure. Not the best but honestly I thought it was alright.The ambiance and service is superb. It's a cozy and decorated environment.The food so far, atleast in my opinion, seems to be a mixed bag. A lot of their appetizers are off the hook, especially their ceviche, but their specialties are 50/50. I've only recently tried their mole so far so I'm not gonna judge too harshly yet, but I gotta admit so far I'm a little on the fence.But overall it's still a fun place to come to if you just wanna crash after work or are going out with friends for food and drinks!

This Mexican restaurant is some of the freshest, delicious food that I have had in a long time. I highly recommend this establishment! The service is top-notch too.I will definitely be back . Thanks!

We went to the Dunedin Arts Festival and Farmers Market last Saturday. It's was a great opportunity to take in the sights. For lunch we decided to have lunch at Casa Tina. They had a special lunch menu for the festival. I enjoyed the chicken taco salad and hubby had the taco special. Very yummy house skinny margarita and chips were tasty with three different sauces. We had about a 30 minute wait to be seated but to be expected from the crowds. Service was great and food was tasty. Fun day trip!

Cute restaurant in the heart of downtown Dunedin. The food is really good and they even have ariel acrobatic shows in the restaurant for entertainment on some days. I can't get over the pricing though, even in this economy we are in. Family of 4, each had a meal, two orders of chips and salsa for the table and water to drink...$100 plus tip. I get that things are pricey these days but never have I spent so much at a Mexican restaurant (without alcohol). It's still a big draw in the lovely downtown area and the food was very well made. Servers and hostesses were very nice as well. Neat place to visit sometime if you're in the area.

If you come on a Friday or any busy time, I recommend that you get a reservation otherwise you may be standing anywhere from 25 minutes to an hour. It being very roomy and having outdoor seating, we still had to wait and then we were tucked away in the back. Our waitress was there immediately, and took care of us. Everything taste very fresh and the portions are good., and enough to take home with you.The place is eclectic and it's fun to look around having traveled all over Mexico. This definitely gives an authentic Mexican feeling.