Mina Vieja is a great family owned and operated Mexican restaurant offering a quaint atmosphere…read more As you go in you feel like you are transported back in time to Old Mexico. The restaurant is an old home decorated with antiques in a style reminiscent of Cracker Barrel; old pictures, tools, and antique gadgets fill the walls. One room is like stepping into a small country store out of the wild west. Another room has wooden fencing, saddles, and lights made of old wagon wheels. The music ranged from traditional mariachi to a smooth big band slow dancing style. A true delight! The food is traditional Mexican: tacos, enchiladas, and all kinds of delicious Mexican delectables, served by a friendly staff, and accompanied by a fantastic salsa! Bathrooms are small but clean. This is a great place for families, small groups or even a business meeting. I highly recommend Mina Vieja!

Comida deliciosa, la gente que trabaja ahi es muy amable. ¡Altamente recomendado!read more

Very random, but this Thai place makes awesome fried chicken wings. Not something you would…read morenecessarily expect to find in Mexico, but I will definitely come back next time I am in Chihuahua. The service was good and the upstairs seating in the Terrace made for a fun atmosphere. While there I witnessed a distant thunderstorm while enjoying beers and wings with coworkers; it was awesome. For the record, I hear their actual Thai food is good too!

Good morning You…read moreknow it's going to be a good day when you walk into a restaurant and the first thing you see is a comal (griddle) and a lady making homemade corn and flour tortillas. Enrizos prides itself with fresh rustic traditional Mexican cuisine. We came here for breakfast and we're not disappointed with the delicious down home cooking that rivaled my own mother's. Just don't tell her that. I had the chile relleno burrito and the chile relleno montado (like a quesadilla folded in half twice). Of the two, my favorite was the burrito, filled with the traditional chihuahua asadero cheese and beans. I wish I had gotten another, it was only rivaled by the ones you find in Villa Aumada. The coffee sadly was instant, I really wished it was congruent with their homemade style of cooking. I would have loved a cafe de olla or just a freshly made pot of toasted grounds. Percolating breakfast

Food is good but the service slows down while getting crowded. Nice tortillas de harina, sweets are…read morea little expensive.

It's a very nice restaurant with great service. The sushi was fresh and the Ramen was delicious. I…read morehighly recommend this place.

I typically want Mexican food when here but this was convenient for lunch and ended up being a…read moregreat choice. There were several options for me (vegetarian) and my husband had the ribs and really liked them. We started with the beets, they were nice. I got the salad- it was very large and tasty. Our waiter Jamil was friendly and attentive.

We enjoyed this place. It's nice to have some options that aren't completely Mexican. We love…read moreMexican food but it's nice to switch it up every once in a while. They had great service. The pork rack of ribs were very good. They had a nice variety of sauces. Definitely would be willing to go back and try some other options as well. It's worth a try if you enjoy rib joints!

The food is good but the service some times is not. Hosstess are nice and friendly but some waiters…read moremay forget about you even if the place isn't crowded. ;(

It is very close to our hotel that's why we went twice for dinner but both days their customer…read moreservice wasn't good... They had a cupon going on but they don't tell us that we must show it when we order, knowing that we have it... so they didn't give us the discount... It was frustrated that we weren't the only ones... even speaking with the manager didn't help at all.