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| - Oh, El Camp. I know that this place really isn't that authentic when it comes to its food, but I love it. One of my favorite restaurants in Pittsburgh.
The service here for awhile was really slow if sitting at the tables in the bar area, depending on who your server is. Sitting at the actual bar, things always seemed to move much faster. They have a decent beer selection, better liquor selection, and reasonable prices. Actually, their prices in general are quite low. Our last visit saw us order 3 plates of food, chips & salsa, one beer, and two sangrias for under $30 (sangrias were a tad pricey at $7.50 apiece).
We always seem to be in here when there's a game going on and they definitely have a good setup in the bar area for watching. The decor in this place also cracks me. Sort of feed the stereotypes, if you know what I mean, but it's all tongue-in-cheek, good humor.
The one thing I always get is a side order chicken enchilada. Always. Doesn't matter what else I'm ordering. I love that thing, yummy. The tostadas are ok, burritos and tamales are pretty good, tacos are bad (stay away from those).
If you're in the North Hills area and looking for something quick, cheap, but still pretty good to eat, I recommend this over something like Applebee's.
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