Casa Blanca Mexican Restaurant

Late lunch (3pm) on Memorial Day. High level of service. Our waiter was helpful and attentive. He noticed I liked spicy food and got us extra-hot habanero sauce (yellow sauce next to guacamole). The michelada (in picture) was half lime/hot sauce. It was amazing. The tostada with barbacoa had a nice mild flavor and the empanada with verde (green) pork was tender and quite flavorful. The black beans were great. The only disappointment was the guacamole- which had an odd after taste-probably avocados from Peru (in our experience). The ambiance & décor were quite festive/happy. We left stuffed! and will come back.

I have mixed reviews for this spot. Chile relleno was pretty spot on, but the enchilada had very little or all sauce dried up and lack flavor. Margarita was pretty good. The waiter was least responsive and did not attend for long period of times, she did attend to the folks in the table front of me. Terrible service. The lady who got my plates out was kind enough to give me theirs house special hot sauce, but the waiter just handed me a bottle of tapatio.

I ordered the fajitas. There was nothing fajita about this fajita. The meat was chewy and there was no sizzle when the food came out. The waiter was great. The manager was a little accusatory about us tasting the food. How were we to know it was bad? We tried. It was not good. I will, however, give Casa Blanca another chance. The salsa is amazing!

Great local spot for some Mexican food and a drink ! The only reason I'm not giving five stars is the lack of drink menus available. I guess the resturaunt is changing them but it made it so me and my friend had to go online to Google their menu. Also it looks like the ingredients for the menu have changed in the past few months? Chicken Quesadilla looked and tasted very different than before. 🤷 Not bad, but not as good as before quality wise so hopefully some new positive changes to come.