Quick tip: If the restaurant is called Juan's Flaming Fajitas, you should order the fajitas.
We came here for our Cinco de Drunko dinner celebrations without any high hopes or expectations. All we were looking for was a Mexican restaurant near the house where we could partake in the national drunk day! Man we hit a jackpot with this joint!
We ordered flaming beef fajitas (for one) and 3 combo plate (carne asada, pollo asada and carnitas) all tacos.
We got dinner and a show with the fajitas! I'm usually not a big fajita fan because every time I get them the meat is usually dry and rubbery. Their meat was moist, juicy and full of flavor! (insert gay joke here) The peppers and onions were cooked just right as they still had a little snap to them.
The tacos were decent in both taste and size but could not compare to the flaming fajitas! This place is called Juan's flaming fajitas not Juan's flaming tacos so order accordingly. If the tacos had the same pop as the fajitas this place would be a 5* without question.
The freebie chips and dip were decent. They provided warm beans along with the salsa. One surprise was they provided grilled chilies and onions with the salsa! The chips were nothing special and probably of the bagged variety.
Very friendly and attentive wait staff. We never had to ask for more chips and salsa or to have our water refilled. Our waiter was quick to point out that since it's cinco de drunko that the best bang for our alcoholic buck was the beer margarita since it was only $1 more than a standard margarita. SOLD! No need for up sell here my friend..
I think that we found a new place near our house to get our Mexican and margarita fix.!