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Top 8 Mexican food in Henderson, Nevada, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mexican food in Henderson, Nevada, United States. Ideally situated just south of Las Vegas and just west of Lake Mead and the Hoover Dam, Henderson may lack Sin City's flamboyance, but it makes up for it in activities. Golf any of eight championship courses throughout the year, sample delectable treats from Ethel M Chocolates as you explore the Botanical Cactus Garden, the world’s largest cactus collection, pay respects at the Henderson Veteran's Memorial Wall or take your binoculars to the Bird Viewing Preserve.
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8. Fausto's Mexican Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By MuchOlderThanDirt
This is an interesting almost "fast food" restaurant - really quick service, tasty and inexpensive. It isn't fancy but gets lots of repeat business. The breakfest burrito will definately fill you up. They serve Menudo on Sundays and I see alot of folks eating it.
7. Taco Y Taco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By juliao506
The large menu could be daunting, but servers on the cafeteria-style line are friendly & helpful (free samples!) Each item may seem small, but 2 & 1 ear of corn can leave you super full. Complimentary toppings bar includes the expected limes, radish, pickled carrot bu also beans, sour cream, a creamy guacamole dressing, more. Bar available.
6. Carlito's Burritos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By slkneib
I knew I should have turned around when I walked in, but the positive reviews had me pumped for good Mexican. Not only was the place empty, it was dirty and several tables had yet to be bussed. Our waitress took over 15 minutes to even acknowledge our presence, even longer to take our order, which I had to repeat several times. The bar tender was a young kid who was starting off into space. Our legumbres app was terrible, so we sent it back. No cucumbers or chiliâs as promised. They sprinkled dry chili powder in some carrots. No thanks. We ordered the Navajo taco and stuffed sopapilla. The stuffed sopapilla was good but the taco was ice cold and for 11 bucks I did expect more than an ounce of meat. It was a total waste and not worth eating. I feel like the kids are playing restaurant while the parents are away on vacation. We wonât be back. PS clean your disgusting bathrooms, we refused to use them and held it till we could find a fast food joint. Hope the kitchen was cleaner.
5. Borracha Mexican Cantina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By donedon
Went here on a Saturday afternoon with my wife and another couple. This should really be priced three stars, not two, because the food is expensive and the drinks are astronomical. A draft bud light was 7 bucks. The queso dip was good and thick. The fajitas had like 7 pieces of chicken and were mostly just onions and peppers. The rice and beans came on a small dish and weren't very satisfying. Our server ended up getting off her shift halfway during our meal, requiring us to closely out our tab with her and start a new tab with another server, which resulted in having to pay tips to two different servers during our visit. I cant stand that restaurants let this happen to patrons. I'm giving it two stars instead of one because the place is well decorated and had TVs for sports. Still, the food is overpriced and undersized.
4. Sonrisa Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
Reviewed By GlobalExec
Somewhat disappointing. So many rules (posted and on the menu) and 'just okay' Mexican food in a crowded atmosphere. Stopped in for dinner from a nearby conference and the table service was slow and rude. Other than the carne asada, the balance of our order was somewhat bland and the margaritas were less than good...and very watered down.
3. Lindo Michoacan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 459 reviews
Reviewed By tnlag
Easily recognizable with its brightly colored exterior sitting on a hill that offers a panoramic view of the valley -- absolutely beautiful. Nicely decorated and comfortable environment. Happen to dine during happy hour. One of the best frozen margaritas that I have had. Complimentary chips with 2 dips (salsa and warm bean) served. I had the enchilada and tamale combination. A tomato based noodle soup is first served which I found bland. Portions were generous (rice and refried beans). I found the shredded beef enchilda to be roast beef flavored without the Mexican spice flavors which I would have preferred. The tamale was about the same in that it lacked a spicy flavor. Prices are reasonable and there is a good assortment of menu choices. Service was attentive and friendly.
2. Juan's Flaming Fajitas
Overall Ratings
5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Russ W
My first time trying this Restaurant! Utterly amazed. . Great food and service! Awesome menu selection and a kids menu to boot. The Fajitas are flaming at the table everything is seasoned perfectly. This one of the better Mexican Restaurants in the Valley. Prices are great. Friday and Saturday expect a wait.
1. Leticia's Cocina & Cantina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
For the Real taste of Mexico, fresh and authentic products always used, Never any canned or pre-packaged or Never Yellow Cheese! Traditional Old Mexico cuisine, enjoy many regions from Tacos to the more authentic Molcajets, Guacammole made table side, sal
Reviewed By sharrongeg
Stopped in for lunch before our matinee movie tickets - and was quite happily surprised! We aren't huge casino fans - but this new restaurant seems to manage to keep both the noise and smell of the casino at bay. Nice roomie booths - the service was friendly and quick. Our server Daniel was terrific and helped us decide what to have, as they have a huge menu. Most lunch entrees run between $9 and $13 and portions were generous. Loved the fact that they make your tortillas when you order them.... and they were wonderful!
