Sarita's Restaurant

I can't rightly comment on the food at Sarita's Mexican Restaurant as I didn't have any. Let me explain.I arrived at the restaurant about 6:30 pm on Thursday. I was the only diner there. (Odd, I thought.) I ordered two soft-shell tacos and a Long Island Iced Tea from the well-stocked bar. When it arrived it was iced tea only. I took it to the dour bartender to explain the mistake. He asked me for age identification -- I am 77 years old. When I produced it, the bartender said it didn't matter because he wouldn't serve me any alcohol. Why? Because I am in a wheelchair!I am an amputee and paralyzed from the waist down. I had driven about 2.5 miles from home alone in my power wheelchair. When the bartender refused to serve me I immediately departed so I didn't taste the tacos that I had ordered.I've never been told before that a wheelchair disqualifies me from enjoying a cocktail before dinner. Somehow I am disgruntled by being treated like this.

I ordered the Yuca Con Chicaron and it was fantastic The pork was crispy but not chewy and the yucca was fried well. The sauces that come with the curtido is really good too 5/5

The food was good here don't get me wrong, but what made me change my review was when I got the check. Lady wrote the tip on the receipt, and I didn't give her a tip since the menu was high priced as it is and I go to the bathroom and the waitress waited until I left the bathroom to say "you forgot the tip". That was rude, and if the menu wasn't expensive I would've tipped.

Awesome place!!!Going to invite everyone to cames and try the best Spanish food on the area and lovely coldest beers at the bar served by Rob

I'm really happy this place is still around and going, my wife and I go there at least once every two weeks to get some pupusas. They do a really good job with the corn tamal as well. The staff is always really friendly and has always taken good care of us.

The service was attentive but the language barrier was a problem. Pointing helped :) The food came quickly, so it was served hot. But for flavor, eh... Not impressed. I had the pasta with shrimp. I guess it was my fault for ordering that kind of entree in an el salvadorian/Mexican restaurant. The noodles were over- cooked and had way more sauce than could accommodate noodles. So it was rather soupy. My husband ordered the chicken breast which was a safe order. He was satisfied with it but didn't know what to make of the tortillas that came with his meal. They were thick and dry tasting.

Just ordered from here for cinco de Mayo OMG soooooo good. I usually order from el tio but bc it was busy I tried Sarita's instead. I ordered the enchiladas, tamales, and tacos and literally tasted home made not like el tio where it tastes like it's from a box. I also got the horchata, tamarindo, fruits de ensalada drink sooo good and my kids actually ate all the dinner. This will be my new spot! And I will for sure be going there at least once a week.

I feel this is the best place to relax. And staff here is very friendly.Being foreigner I feel no stranger here. I don't understand Spanish songs but I think we don't need to understand music one need to feel it.I am going to come back again.Love this place

Very nice establishment; was here with a large party that was absolutely taken care of on all fronts. Also got the chance to get acquainted and meet the manager (Roberto) and what an astounding individual .Chicken Quesadillas are absolute wonderful.Also had ordered the Comperenas (Shrimp) entree that came w/ a salad, rice, and beansPhenomenal! Go check 'em out, plz

Wife, daughter and I stopped in last Saturday night. All of our meals were good and the service was attentive and pleasant. It was not very busy, but that's okay. There were two other tables and some folks at the bar. Honestly, we were happy to find a place that didn't have a wait. I have read some reviews about them adding tips and being expensive. I will say that our meal was slightly higher in price than I thought it would be. I did not check the receipt to see if a tip was added, but I did add a tip of my own. Sometimes, lately, I've noticed restaurants are automatically adding a tip and then having a line for additional gratuity. I feel like that's a sneaky way to operate. I have gotten trapped giving a proper tip after restaurants have already tipped themselves. I don't return to those places. I'm not sure if they did that here, but like I said, our bill was a bit higher than expected so they may have. Since I can't be sure, I'll leave this review at 4 stars since the food was good and service was also nice and attentive. Their wine and beer options are limited. Typical American style and Mexican beers. Nothing special. They have a generic red and white wine. Don't know what they are. The menu just says red and white. Also, we felt they were bit pricy per glass. For all we knew we were being served Francia at $9.95/glass.