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    3.9 (49 reviews)
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    Chicken fajita quesadillas. A classic--these guys (Casa Real) really pulled it off! The person @ the front was very kind and polite. The atmosphere is also really vibrant

    Two grilled chicken tacos from my order of 3, salsa and Pico De Gallo with homemade chips
    Karen O.

    This is probably my third visit; two takeout orders and one dinner at the restaurant. All my meals were very tasty and well prepared.

    Cheese drenched bean burritos. My son smoked these real quick. I didn't even get a bite
    Steve G.

    I love this place. Just warm friendly honest service from an amazing family. Now don't get me wrong I don't know then but it seems like they know me. Every time we come and it doesn't matter what server we get we are treated like VIPs. It's just such good service that any chance I have to come dine here I jump at! We had some different stuff this trip too and again everything was delicious!

    Chicken Chimichanga Lunch Special

    Had a wonderful lunch experience here on a Friday afternoon. The service was lovely and prompt! Chimichangas were incredible and you cannot beat these portions- pictured is the LUNCH special. So pleasantly surprised. Enchiladas were amazing with special green sauce on top. We got a to-go order placed as well to take home and it came out at the perfect time with our meals too. So happy to find such a yummy and fast new restaurant!!

    Fajitas Jalisco ~ Steak, Chicken, Shrimp
    Damond H.

    This is the second location for Casa Real, and in my opinion ~ the best one! When you first walk in they have a great bar with plenty of tv's to catch a game. The main dinning room has plenty of seats and tables, and a private banquet room in the back for larger events. The service is absolutely fantastic, and the food even better. We had beer served in ice cold mugs (Always a bonus), and the chips and salsa were as delicious as I remember from their other location. For dinner I had the fajitas, which is always my go-to at casa real, and everything was perfectly cooked and seasoned. I went for the Fajita Jalisco ($15.99), which came with steak, chicken, and shrimp. The portion was large enough that I had a full lunch the next day with all the leftovers! Definitely recommend this place for families, couples, and everyone else in the capital district!

    Super Chimichangas
    Brian C.

    The food was excellent, i had the super chimichangas which consisted of 3 different ones, shrimp, steak and chicken. The shrimp and chicken were the best. I'm only giving three stars because the service was pretty slow. We asked to have another minute to look at the menu and then she disappeared for over 15 minutes before returning. The margaritas were pretty basic and lacking any real flavor, tasted like straight out of a pre mix. But besides the bad margs and service the food was great and at a really good price point.

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    Joseph D.

    This is Casa Real's second location. I have to say that it's just as good as the original. Atmosphere, food, service all excellent. I hope this location does well since it is so close to my home.

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    Love this place the food is good and the service is good, very consistent everytime I go

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    Food was good but was pricy. I know things are higher than normal but $35.00 for a burrito and cheese quesadilla seems a bit high.

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    Casa Real Mexican Restaurant

    Casa Real Mexican Restaurant

    3.9(186 reviews)
    4.2 mi
    $$

    Listen, I don't know what kind of bruja kitchen magic they're working with at Casa Real, but these…read morefolks are faster than my tío peeling out of a parking lot after a family party. You can order 47 enchiladas, a taco tower, and a whole mariachi band -- it still shows up in like... 2 minutes flat. I blinked and my plate hit the table like ¡pa-pow! We rolled in deep -- hungry, dramatic, and skeptical -- but Casa Real doesn't miss. Food's legit tradicional, not that frozen microwave vibe. Think real-deal molé, juicy al pastor, and rice that didn't come from a box with a cartoon sombrero on it. Drinks? También fuego. Margaritas colder than your ex's soul and strong enough to make you text them anyway. They don't play. You order one, and suddenly you're fluent in Spanish and making bold life choices. Inside? Clean, bright, and cute as heck. It's giving abuela's pride meets HGTV en español. Even the bathroom smelled like lavender and redemption. Boomer-approved AND TikTok-worthy. Service? Next-level amable. They treat you like familia, but like the good kind of family -- not the one that steals your lawn chairs. Our server remembered our drinks before we sat down. I'm suspicious they've got cameras in my fridge. Prices? Bruh. You could feed a family of six for the price of two lattes and a muffin. I don't know how they do it. I'm not asking. I'm just coming back every week. Final Verdict: Casa Real is fast, friendly, and freakin' delicioso. Whether you're a boomer, a Gen Zer, or just someone who appreciates not paying $19 for sad tacos, this place is the move. Come hungry. Leave happy. Question how they got your food out before you even finished ordering. ¡Viva Casa Real!

    Just a group of three girls searching for margaritas and authentic Mexican food! Our server was…read morescarce through out the dining experience. However the dining room and to go orders appeared non stop and she served us everything with a smile. The queso dip was more bland than I expected, no Chiles or tomatoes. but had a creamy stick to the chip consistency. You can notice the chips are made to order and served piping hot. My double beef enchiladas fell apart easily and the beef did did not offer any particular flavor. The yellow rice was very fluffy and not gummy like some places. They offer a pretty good deal on margarita pitchers too. The large raspberry on the rocks runs 30$. My friends liked their entrees, chimichanga with rice and salad and also a flautas combination. The total tab for the pitcher queso and 3 entrees was 99$ and we had left overs for later.

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    Los Chamos - Empanada con pollo

    Los Chamos

    4.1(9 reviews)
    5.1 mi

    Los Chamos ("the kids/the guys") is a Venezuelan restaurant on State Street. This stretch of…read moreSchenectady offers some diverse family-owned restaurants - Pakistani, El Salvadorian, Jamaican, etc., to name a few. In this case, the cuisine offered at Los Chamos is Venezuelan. Upon entering the establishment, I noticed a music/karaoke machine in the front corner. Tables were interspersed in the main area which surrounded a bar and ordering station. A preteen sat at one of the tables, playing on her phone. A young man worked the ordering station. Early on a Saturday afternoon, noticing a fridge with beers displayed, I ordered a Modelo and looked through the menu. I ordered a Chile Colorado and empanadas con pollo to go. Two things right off the bat - 1. First taste - It was good food. It was satisfying in a way that spoke of generational recipes rather than or despite culinary training. It is soul satisfying stuff. 2. If you can finish this meal in one sitting, good on you! Generous portions and the heartiness of the meal add to the "warmth" of the experience. A couple of details - the mayonnaise-based sauce for the empanadas was something I'd never tried before - lots of garlic, cilantro, a bit of water to loosen it, maybe some vinegar for acid...I liked it. The braised black beans had a little chili heat to liven it up. I'll definitely go back. I may not be fluent in Spanish or be knowledgeable about Venezuela but I find the food to be inviting and soulful.

    It is good to see, at long last, a Venezuelan restaurant in New York's Capital District. You may…read morefind yourself meandering by on the State Street sidewalk, with tumbleweed of cigarette butts and trash blowing across your unsheathed feet, and pass by Los Chamos. It is indeed worth going inside for a delicious meal. Los Chamos' menu has a good selection that includes many traditional Venezuelan dishes: pabellón, arepas, cachapas, tequeños, empanadas. There is also an extremely disconcerting section of the menu devoted to seemingly-Mexican dishes. Perhaps that is to attract customers in an area with a smaller Venezuelan population and a small population of people who are familiar with Venezuelan cuisine. I don't know. But I also don't care. I was, of course, able to sample the pabellón criollo and the tequeños. Astoundingly, tequeños can be a good indicator of quality in Venezuelan restaurants in the US, and these ones pass the test. They also have moñongos, an item from Zulia (and it shows) that is effectively a thick tequeño with ham and plantain and meat as well. Healthy? Tasty. The venue has a decent amount of seating and the staff are friendly. They also sell a small selection of Venezuelan products, such as ovomaltina and Savoy chocolates. If you live in the area and have never tried Venezuelan food, now is your opportunity to do so. It's not spicy either, for those of you with weak stomachs. Overall, I would highly recommend Los Chamos. Hopefully their business succeeds.

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    Flores Family Restaurant - Grilled chicken, tostones, sweet plantains, and steamed beans.

    Flores Family Restaurant

    3.8(46 reviews)
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    The advertising sign at the front of the restaurant highlights pupuseria and Latino food. OK,…read morethat's what I ordered. Pupusa - El Salvadorian specialty - griddled corn masa cake. Other ingredients like cheese, beans, greens, and/or meats are mixed into the masa and cooked on a flattop until crisp on the outside. Since the "mixins" are varied, these are made to order. I had a Revuelta (queso, chicharron, beans) and a queso loroco (flower bud of a vine which grows in Central America). The tastiest portion for me were the almost burnt caramelized cheese bits on the outside of the pupusa. Honestly, the loroco was more of a textural component rather than a taste. It seemed mild. I'm sure they were canned. I don't think loroco grows around this area. The pupusas were served with a cabbage slaw (curtido) and a light tomato salsa. Pernil - a marinated pork shoulder, slow roasted until tender then usually blasted with high heat to render crispy skin (cuero). Slow roasted tender pork - yes. Rendered crispy skin - no. The generous portions of yellow rice and refried black beans rounded out the meal. One thing I noticed, the refried beans had a very slight sour note, vinegar or age, I don't know. I still ate them. No ill effects. Conclusion: I'd go again.

    Food was great but the waiter I had was not so great ! She was so dry . The place was definitely…read morewas clean

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    La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant - "Enchiladas de spinach and papas" it's correct on the website, Enchiladas de papa y espinaca

    La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant

    3.8(359 reviews)
    12.7 mi
    $$

    Came here the other day for some delicious Mexican food. It didn't disappoint. The beer and…read moremargaritas were delicious and cold. The food was seasoned and very tasty. The service was as good. No complaints. The ambiance of the place was good. Well decorated and clean. Will return.

    We have been numerous times but sadly this was likely our last…read more La Fiesta isn't a restaurant we would go to on our own. There are other Mexican restaurants closer to Albany with some great vegan options and I would even say they are owned by the same parent company. Typically the reason we go to La Fiesta in Clifton Park is because we are meeting someone who isn't vegan and we're finding a place we can all find something on the menu. La Fiesta boasts several vegan options on the menu, they even have vegan cheese and seitan (meat substitute). Many places will just give you a bean and vegetable option and omit the cheese and sour cream but charge you the same price and call it vegan. The service is great, the waiter was very attentive. The one thing that caught me off guard was when I asked for hot sauce, he asked me bottled or house-made? I thought, house-made sounds like something I need to try and ordered it. He could have warned us it would be $2 extra, I still would have said yes but we were surprised to see it on the bill. I enjoyed my potato and spinach enchilada dish and my wife had a good amount of guacamole and chips before her Vegan Fajita Quesadilla arrived. The quesadilla was one large tortilla folded over in half and stuffed with peppers, onions, and mushrooms and what should be vegan cheese. She only ate a quarter wedge and a few bites of rice before she was full. As we felt fine driving home but I started to experience heartburn which since being on a plant-based diet for nearly 10 years only happens when I eat something non-vegan. My wife was sick during the night and throughout the entire following day. We are convinced there was some cross contamination in the food or worse, her quesadilla was made with real dairy cheese. This isn't the first time we haven't felt well leaving La Fiesta's Clifton Park location. Maybe it wasn't a fluke and there is room for improvement in kitchen practices to prevent cross contamination, maybe we just have bad luck. We can't keep going there if we're going to get sick everytime. If you don't have food allergies or sensitivities I'm sure you'll be fine. Otherwise La Fiesta really lives up to the name. Friday evening, the restaurant was packed, there were people waiting at the door, drinks were flowing, and the music fun.

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