Good food & drinks. They have an outdoor patio area at the 1 bar that is nice to sit at for a meal…read moreor at the bar. It is an open patio with a roof so it can still be enjoyed during rain. There is also indoor seating and a bar inside too that also nice. All of the servers we have had here were very friendly, knowledgeable about the menu, and all around good servers.

Lunch at the bar was very nice! The bartender was attentive and friendly and the food was…read moredelicious. I'm thankful there is a parking lot behind the restaurant.

Food was delicious!! Staff was so friendly, helpful and considerate when our kids were ordering…read more Portions were a great size. The burrito and Chimi were huge! The salsa and guac were delicious. If I lived locally, I'd be here multiple times a week!

My family loves this place! Delicious food and always easy ordering via phone or DoorDash for…read morepickup. Haven't dined in, but whenever I am there for pickup, restaurant seems busy and staff is really nice. Happy to have Senor El Sol in the Hershey area!

This is one of these places that once I saw it, I knew it was going to be good…read more The smaller places that are usually low key. Are the ones with the good food. Great food that's flavorful and authentic. I grabbed food to go. But there was a decent amount of people having dinner. It smelled amazing when I waked in. Young man who was in the counter was friendly and helpful in attending me. It also looked very clean and some beautiful colorful decor. Do yourself a favor and STOP going to the place down the block "El Rancho" for " Mexican " food. That's not authentic, & it's way over priced for wack food, in my opinion. What I ordered.. -Tacos Mixtos platter (mixed tacos - meaning whatever meat choice you'd like) I got chorizo, chicken & carnitas (roasted pork) -Smothered Burrito. Everything was delicious. Chicken was tender and flavorful. The burrito had all the fix ins and can be shared. Great portion for the price!

Great salsa bar to flavor up your meal. I tried 5 different salsas with my chicken chimichanga…read more The chimichanga was made fresh while I waited and was delicious. I'll be back!

Stopped in to Cafe Fresco for Happy Hour after a referral from another bartender. Totally enjoyed…read moreit!

We have been waiting for the weather to be nice again to come back to Cafe Fresco. Such a nice spot…read moreto eat and sit outside, the food is amazing and super fresh, and everyone was so polite and helpful. We just love downtown Harrisburg!

Today was great. It was the first warm day here in Central PA, so I decided to break out the…read moreHarley. It took a little time to get it going, but after a quick assist from a jump box, I finally heard the rumble of those horses galloping between my legs. Is there anything better than a Harley adventure? I rode up to Fish Creek and looped back to Derry Street, where I found my favorite slice of pizza. I've reviewed this spot before, but that was for a regular slice. This time, I ordered the Grandma slice. The design of the sauce and cheese was crossed over the slice in a perfect square, like you're looking out of a window into the countryside. As I took the first bite, my mouth jumped with joy. This was my first time having a Grandma pizza from this place, and it was amazing. I'll say it again: I dare you to try eating this with a fork and knife. Take your time and enjoy all the flavor notes as they hit your taste buds. Of course, I paired it with a Coca-Cola--because what is pizza without a cold Coke? Before hopping back on my horse, I stopped by the restroom. I was amazed at how clean it was; there was actually soap in the dispenser! I've been to a lot of pizza joints where the soap is always empty, so I was happy to actually get clean. I highly recommend this place for both the pizza and the Mexican cuisine. This remains my number-one pizza spot in the Harrisburg area. I give this place a hard 4.8 out of 5.

For lunch I ordered the cheesesteak calzone and a slice of red velvet cake. Both were very very…read moredelicious. Employee was very friendly and helpful.

When I'm in town, I try to take my mom out for lunch everyday. She's 84 and wheelchair bound. For a…read morelot of reasons, each trip is an ordeal but I'll do anything for this woman. My brother takes her out often and it's usually to a chain restaurant. Mom likes Panera, 5 guys and McDonald's - she's comfortable with these. Not a whole lot of surprises. I'm not a fan of most chains. When I suggest we go somewhere else, mom usually sighs and rolls her eyes. Today was no different - when I pulled into the El Rodeo parking lot, I looked over and of course I saw the look that said that she would rather eat at Panera. I knew she'd come around. There was plenty of handicapped parking but the restaurant doors were pretty heavy and I had to get a little help to get her into the restaurant. The restaurant was empty sans one guy eating at the bar. We were quickly greeted and had our drinks well before we could even look at the menu. We first ordered guac to go with our chips. Very good, but I wasn't a huge fan of the salsa. Mom said she wanted shrimp and to order her something. I ordered her shrimp enchiladas while I ordered the Quesabirria Tacos for myself. Mom really enjoyed her enchiladas. She surprised me when she ate every bit of it. My tacos were wonderful. I know I'm a little odd - my leftovers made a terrific breakfast the next day. And I was right, mom did come around. She said she'd like to come back. I sent my brother the link to El Rodeo's website. He'll be happy for a change of pace. I also added to order mom shrimp enchiladas and guacamole. She's comfortable with that and her being happy is everything.

Stopped in on my way to business meeting in Herndon VA. Seating was requested for a table as they…read morehave bar area seating with TV on soccer tournament on going. Service was fast and after leaving menu and taking my order of Lime Margarita right away!! Larger quantity of my chili Rellano- green peppers filled with cheese covered with sweet sauce! Chips and salsa was delivered upon seating right away!!

We have been coming here for 27 years. How is this my first review of them! Probably cause I always…read moreget so excited We both got house margaritas. Tasty as always. They gave us waters first when we arrived As always I get the carnitas entree with rice & beans. I do love their salsa as it tastes fresh & flavorful. Hubby got the carnita enchiladas with mole. He tried a new food & loved it. Mole is this lip smacking peppers, tomato & onion sauce. Try it- you'll love it. We got the flan which is creamy, silky and delicious!

Sunday afternoon and I'm craving some birria tacos. I have a coupon for Herby's so here we go at 3…read morepm. The parking lot is empty (not unusual for this time of day) and we're the only customers. Upon entering, the hostess/waitress seemed annoyed we came in, based on her demeanor. I had a sense to walk right out before being seated but I'm starving, so let's see what happens... Not many places charge for a basket of chips and salsa, but here they do ($3.99). I can't recall if that was the case last few times I was here. They were crispy and I did really enjoy the red salsa. I ordered two quesabirria tacos and one chicken taco since they were only available à la cart. The wife got two shrimp tacos. Mine came with a side of consommé that was mostly water and lacked flavor. I had to add salt to the tacos since they needed flavor that the consommé wasn't providing. The salsa Verde that came on the chicken was medium spicy and had a nice kick to it. It actually made me sweat, but in a good way. We ate pretty quickly because I just wasn't feeling a good vibe inside the restaurant. I asked for the check and presented my coupon. While getting checked out at the register, I asked for change for a $20 (for a cash tip) in the form of a 10 and two fives and was presented a 10 a five and five ones. I did not want the one dollar bills because I had several in my pocket already. Again, this waitress either just didn't care or I don't know wtf her problem was. No positive energy at all and left me wondering "why?" Your customers are your livelihood, treat them nicely and they'll keep coming back for more... Not sure we'll be back anytime soon based on the attitude. Food was good, not great. Sorry for the 3 stars, just couldn't "get it up" to 4.

We visited late on a Tuesday night…read more It was a little difficult to find the building, since it sits back off the walkway a bit. Once we found the place, there was plenty of parking, and we were able to walk right in. (We were visiting the area and staying nearby at Hershey lodge. It is in easy walking distance from the lodge, but because it was dark out, we decided to drive instead) We were not aware that it was a sit yourself place, so when we walked in and were waiting to be seated, a couple walked in behind us and grabbed the last open table, so make sure you claim a spot fast! You need to order at the register, and when it's ready they'll deliver it to wherever you're waiting. We had the enchiladas and the steak tacos with added cheese, with chips and cheese dip. All of the food tasted great, the only complaint is we expected a different cheese for the tacos. Overall, the food tasted good and came out quickly , just what we were looking for.

There are no truly great Mexican restaurants in Hershey, so we were glad to see a new one move in…read moreand try to fill that void. La Catrina comes close, and may in time become a favorite for lots of people. But in our case it came up a little short of that mark. First the ambiance. Orders are placed at a counter, so don't expect to be escorted to your table by a host or hostess. In any case, the size of the dining room is too small for hosts and waiters. In addition to the approximately 6 tables inside, there are a few tables outside. But the outside tables are shared by other restaurants and are dependent on the weather. A margarita would have brightened our moods, but they don't seem licensed for that. As for the food, the beef burrito that we shared was good, and was a reasonably generous size. Not massive, but plenty big for two people. The chips and guac that we ordered as a side dish was tasty, but the chips were greasy and the guac was curiously runny. Was that the taste and texture they're after, or a sign that they're still working out some new-restaurant kinks? We were impressed by the porcelain plates and metal silverware, which made it seem like they want to set a high standard. That wasn't enough, in our opinion, to justify their prices. Our check, with a couple sodas and a tip, was in the mid $40s!! All that being said, the ambiance, food and smells all gave it an authentic feel. If you're looking for an authentic experience, you might give La Catrina a try.