Restaurants that offer Polio A La Plancha

Las Cascadas Mexican

➤ 250 Cypresswood DrTX 77388, Spring, United States

Casual • Cheese • Mexican • Tex-mex

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"We used to come here quite a bit with our large crew, but for various reasons, we stopped going. There are a lot of great restaurants in our extended area, and our last couple of meals here weren't as good as they used to be. After many years, we finally decided to give it another try and brought a neighbor. The food and margaritas were good and we really enjoyed ourselves. We love how close and casual it is, so we will be back with more neighbors to introduce them to it as well. This is a really good place to bring a casual group for a meal- nothing fancy but a good neighborhood restaurant."

Los Molcajetes

➤ 3305 Middlefield Rd, Menlo Park, United States

Venues • Cheese • Mexican • Seafood

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"We opted for the molcajete mixto and the queso birria. Both dishes arrived quickly and were served piping hot. The molcajete was brimming with delicious ingredients, including a satisfying amount of meat and shrimp nestled in the sauce. The grilled cheese slices included were fantastic—crispy, salty, and with a fun squeaky texture. I highly recommend trying the molcajete! As for the queso birria, I usually prefer the version made with goat, but Los Molcajetes uses beef, and it was still delightful. The exterior was nicely crunchy, while the interior was packed with tender meat and gooey cheese. Served alongside a cup of consomme for dipping, it made for a wonderful meal. Overall, we had a fantastic experience, and with such a diverse menu, we’re looking forward to returning!"

Los Molcajetes Mexican

➤ 4320 Western Center Blvd, Fort Worth, United States

Mexican • Western • Spanish • Latin-american

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"The Line Begins Behind Me. Just when you think you figured it all out. . . someone throws you a curve. I thought I understood all about Mexican food. To me it all tastes pretty good. Some Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants are better than others, and I guess there are few bad ones in North Texas but what fooled me was how great Los Molcajetes really is. I don't know what they do, but from the salsa and tortilla chips they serve at the table, to the entree it is magnificent. They serve two salsas a thin, rustic tomato-based pico de gallo type salsa which has a definite cilantro tang, and a piquant habanero salsa which comes in a smaller plastic cup. A little of this goes a long way. I had the mole enchiladas (see photo). Their version of this popular dish was great! They have about twenty different daily lunch specials. Curiously, I used to think that this restaurant was sort of fancy, but it is very casual with concrete floors, wooden tables and several televisions hanging throughout the main dining area. They also have a full bar. The food came out really fast too. The server remarked that after the lunch crowd the food preparation takes no time at all. What a surprise this was to find such a good restaurant in my neck of the woods. You learn something new everyday!"