This place reminded me of food from back home (New Mexico)! Absolutely amazing flavors and service…read more Definitely a place I will be visiting again to get some authentic Mexican food!

Eh. Specifically, no thank you. Food was lackluster, ambiance is Latin American, and typical…read more Really was not impressed otherwise, and was hoping for better since we thoroughly enjoy the other one we had in Alexandria for sometime.

We stopped here for breakfast/lunch but found out breakfast stops serving at 10:30am. I found a…read moregood solution (as I wanted breakfast) and that was a Denver omelette on toast, so basically a omelette sandwich. It was good. Denver omelettes are my fav. Lemonade was yummy. Husband had a burger basket. It was good but crinkly fries could have been a bit crispier. Fun place with a train theme. Lots of kitschy decorations which made it feel homey and unique. Parking was on street. Staff was attentive. Loved sitting in a high top booth. Good stop.

Food was delicious and had a great server. Didn't care for the orange juice but other than that it…read morewas great.

First time here. Was excited to come here for their wings. The staff was very friendly and…read morewelcoming. Dining room was pretty clean and nice seating with lots of areas to sit. I ordered ruff summer drink which I recommend. Very sweet and delicious. For the food I ordered mango habanero and the new blackened wings traditional style. I think there wasn't enough seasoning on the blackened wings which I was left disappointed. The seasoning itself was pretty good just not enough on the wings. The mango habanero was ok if you like sweet and tangy spice. I'd come back to try the burgers

Best boneless wings, which I thought I'd never try. The golden barbecue sauce is great and they…read morehave the best fries. Poutine is great too and I'm sure it's good for you. All the food groups: dairy cheese, gravy, bacon, fat, vegetables, how could you go wrong? We happened to go here for a birthday drink shortly after it opened and found out it was bingo night. Then went weekly for a year! It was a lot more fun when Rick called bingo. There were people of all ages playing (18+) with one cash prize, and several certificates, T-shirts, etc.,back when it was free. We spent enough on food and drinks that it wasn't really "free" but cheap entertainment bringing friends together. Was a highlight destination while it lasted. Still go for the wings. Now it's pay bingo with cash prizes, but I find it less camaraderie anymore. I guess the person calling bingo made a huge difference.

Steak night at legion new london always great! I had hash browns brotherlaw had German potatoes!…read moreBoth great.

Food was great!! Extensive menu and friendly staff. Great place to eat! The breasted 1/2 chicken…read morewas excellent.

Had enchiladas with rice and beans. Chips and salsa were good. My entree was excellent and I…read moreforced myself to finish it though it was too much food for me at the time. The staff are friendly and the food has always been good! Initially planned on the chorizo and eggs which I've had in the past and was also good.

Great tasting food for a really good price. The last two bad reviews don't make sense. Plenty of…read moreflavor plus they have salsa options at the table. Just walk in, wait, and order, simple enough. It's not gourmet its value.

Good bar food! Always great service!! A fun place to go, especially when there's a band!! !!read more

This place has gone straight down hill. To be great and the…read moreservers are still fun nice folks but the place on run awfully. No owner on site to watch what is going on. Just turned into a total disappointment.

Went through Willmar around dinner time and chose Rositas for some fresh Mexican food. It was fresh…read moreand well presented. Service was good. Salsa and chips were tasty. Didn't have guacamole . My chicken fajitas were good and plentiful. The mini nachos were great. Husband had the chimichanga. He thought it was good. Would have like more flavor and spice in each of our dishes and guacamole! It was a nice experience.

I recommend for you to skip this place. Mediocre Mexican food at best. Pictures looks authentic,…read morebut the flavor and quality is poor. Stopped in for an early dinner and ordered a steak burrito, 3 steak tacos, chicken quesadilla And chicken fajitas. The steak tacos and burrito were OK, but the chicken fajitas were barely warm the cast iron plate it was served on was cold...unbelievable! It seems as if it might have been warmed up in the microwave because the chicken was rubbery, not tender at all! The chicken quesadilla was ordered and we asked if there was onions on it. They said no, so we didn't have to worry, well guess what it came with onions...yuck! Chips were awful too! I had high hopes for this place, but it disappointed my family and I. Bad food experience all around.

Atmosphere was unique and fun, kind of a loud room if busy. Service was excellent. Food was…read moreoverpriced ($40 entree) for the quality. I would likely not go back to eat there unless for the experience with someone who hasn't been there before. Chicken Parmesan was a ball shaped portion of breaded chicken which was huge and tasted good. The "house made" pasta seemed like generic store bought and was very dry and room temperature, with maybe 3/4 cup sauce you couldn't really tell was there due to the dry pasta. Did not have room for dessert. There were many cocktails that looked unique and not sure of prices.

Jimmy Ps is a new prohibition era style speakeasy serving Italian food. While there's room for…read moreimprovement, it's a fun place to eat and a nice addition to the area. The restaurant itself is located behind a false safe door and upon arrival you'll need to talk with the host to receive the code for the evening to open the door. Inside the restaurant they've done a great job on the ambiance- brick walls and lighting that definitely evokes the thoughts of a bygone era. The menu is limited to a few classic pasta dishes, pizza and charcuterie. The cocktail list is solid with a wide range of prohibition era cocktails. The service, while slow, was also very friendly and inviting. Without a doubt the biggest fault is the price point. Each pasta dish is 40$, pizza minimum of 25$ and the cocktails 17$. I can say we enjoyed everything but it also didn't achieve the "wow" factor I'd expect for pasta at that price. The portions are huge, arguably too big - would have nice to have a half portion for 25$. I'd also appreciate some more classic pasta options - carbonara, cacio e pepe, amatriciana etc. As is, the current menu is too simple for people to want to return often at this price point. For cocktails (again 17$ is a high price point) I expect clear ice and the old fashioned to not have sugar sitting on the bottom - both signs of a less than ideal old fashioned. The idea is excellent and I'm hoping they will continue to evolve as time goes on. Some simple changes and it could be a place to return to often... as is now it'll be a while before we return.