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Casa Real Mexican Restaurant

3.9 (190 reviews)
ModerateMexican
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Jisen M.

Awesome sauce Slightly pricy Tacos wet Went to moe's right after .............space to meet 85 characters.........,,,,,,,

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Anish K.

Ok service. But the food was really bland. The guacamole tasted just paste of avocado and salt and nothing else. We ordered veggie fajitas and found bits of beef it it.

Rory M.

Our favorite Mexican Restaurant in the capital district. The food never disappoints. A few of our favorites are the beef hard tacos, chimichangas, and grilled chicken quesadillas. If you like a good margarita on the rocks, order a pitcher, it's a really good deal.

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Norma H.

The meals were delicious, delectable, and delightful. Entrees were fulfilling and service was pleasant. The pitchers of Margarita were amazingly great and priced affordable. The music playing brought me back to my childhood when my mother would cook and clean. The atmosphere was very homey like. If your looking to feed the family, I recommend to stop by!

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Reviews are mixed. Many highlight the authentic food flavors, generous portions, and strong margaritas. The welcoming ambiance and friendly service also stand out.

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The food was just okay, there are other Mexican restaurants in the area that are better

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This place is the real deal! Great service, authentic food. Such a rarity in these parts.

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Yummy authentic Mexican food. I think their location throws people off ( strip mall), but you should definitely try.

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Great atmosphere. Great tasting food. Great service from all of the staff. Definitely would recommend.

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Delicious food, excellent service and waitress very helpful with gluten free choices.

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Food is consistently great and service is good too. We typically get take out but the dining room is enjoyable

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