What they have isn't really bad, but they just don't have much of a variety. They don't have a…read moreCarne Asada burrito on the menu. They will try and make something that isn't on the menu, which is nice, but it turns out to be more expensive than it should. The rice and refried beans were fine, and the chips were good. The salsa was pretty much like most of Arkansas' Mexican restaurants: rather bland with a lack of texture. I lived in LA for 26 years, so I'm accustomed to good Mexican food. For some odd reason, their Chili Verde is made with chicken or beef. I had them make it with pork, which is how it should be, and it was pretty good. The staff were friendly enough, but it seems odd that a restaurant of this size has no public restroom.

The food was fantastic! I'm not sure why it's rated 3.5 stars! It deserves 5 stars! Everything we…read morehad was great! I took pictures of all our food and the menu, since someone complained there was no menu online! Check it out! You won't be sorry!

We travel through this route regularly. I'm from Texas and am lucky to have fantastic Mexican food…read moreat home. I am so excited to have stopped at Amigos Locos for a weekend breakfast. I was worried about getting my Mexican food fix satisfied in northern Arkansas, but no worries now! Eat here! Very delicious and affordable. Super friendly staff, big portions.

Food looked Mexican but had no flavor of authentic Mexican spices or seasonings. It was bland and a…read morelot of the dishes are just smothered in melted white cheddar cheese. Not Mexican at all. Service was great though so I give 3 stars for all the employees. Ambiance was chaotic and loud. I will never come eat here nor will I recommend it.

No words can do this place justice. First time eating here (we used doordash), and we are hooked,…read morelined, and sinkered. We were gluttonous and had their Speedy Gonzales, a Chimichanga, their 3 Tacos Mexicanos (Asada), and their Quesabirra. I could smell it before the driver even made it to my door. My mouth was literally watering. The seasoning is on point, and everything tasted fresh. I'm in a food coma now. When friends or family come to visit, we are taking them here. If you pass on this place, you are making a giant mistake. Why are you wasting time still reading this, go, order, now. I give this a 10 out of 5.

It was a Friday afternoon when I visited Camino Real. There were no other customers in the…read morerestaurant. The decor is fine. Nothing that really shouts Mexican cuisine, but it appeared to be clean with plenty of tables and a large screen television, but the music was pretty loud, so the TV wouldn't be much use for anything except sports viewing. There didn't appear to be any booths. The restaurant is in the same center as Domino's pizza. 26 years of living in Los Angeles has given me some good experience with Mexican food. I ordered a 3-taco plate with two steak and one chicken taco on corn tortillas, a side of refried beans and rice, and a small side of guacamole. Living only minutes from the place, I took the order to go. Firstly, authentic Mexican corn tacos are typically served on two tortillas. This prevents the juices from tearing through the corn tortilla. The inner shell will absorb most of the juices from the meat and salsa, and the lower shell will hold it intact. These were served on a single tortilla and the chicken taco completely disintegrated when I tried to pick it up. Both the steak and chicken tacos, even with salsa, cilantro, diced onions, and guacamole were extremely bland. The meat was not seasoned at all. I had to add salt and even then, it was pretty lackluster. They were very generous with the portion of meat, but I would have preferred less meat that was seasoned better. Again, the refried beans and rice were unseasoned and very bland. Adding some salsa and salt helped them a bit. This is one of the rare times that I have not completely finished a plate of Mexican cuisine. The rice also contained green peas and green beans. Though I have seen a few places add peas, this is the first time I've seen green beans in Mexican rice. The "Salsa Verde" was watery thin and tasted like lime juice. There was no pepper or garlic or tomatillo flavor whatsoever. The red salsa was like tomato juice with no spices at all. The habanero salsa had heat, but no real flavor. The guacamole tasted heavy with lime. I could not detect garlic or salt. The chips were pretty good and actually more fresh than some of the other local competitors. Without a beverage, this meal came to $23.52, a full $10 more than the local competitors, which are actually far better than Camino Real. The bottom line: if you're on an Atkins low-salt diet or a smoker, you may enjoy this. Otherwise, I would avoid.

The service and atmosphere are good although a few of the wait staff don't speak or understand…read moreEnglish well enough to communicate. Some of the food is unusual by Texas standards. They tend to drown everything in a white cheese sauce that makes things soggy. That seems pretty normal at most of the Mexican food places in Arkansas. Being used to Tex-Mex, I don't care for it. Overall we have learned what to order and what not to, so we enjoy going there now. I just wish Stone county would get the stick out of their butts about alcohol so that you could enjoy a margarita with your meal. There's a pot head store on top of the hill but you can't buy a drink with your meal. Ridiculous.

Best Mexican food in Mountain View Plenty of space for a…read morecrowd & the service is amazing. Try the Ranchero Chihuahua. Ribeye Fajitas or Carne Asada Tacos.

Updating our review from last year; both food and service were excellent today! Our party of four…read morewere all uniformly pleased - large helpings of tasty Mexican food staples at fair prices - with attentive servers!

Food was great! Ambiance is casual and service was not the greatest. I gave them like 15 mins after…read moreeating thinking they would come check on us. I got up and met one person to get us to go boxes. Yes I did still tip because the food was really good. Chips are thin and really crispy. Cheese dip super good.

Very good for a small town restaurant. Great service too…read more You will get stared at immediately when you walk in because it's small town and the people have nothing better to do than judge others. And there is one guy that if he recognizes you, he will sit at your table until you get up and leave. But other than that, the food is worth it.

Food quality has gone down over the past year. You may need a new cook? Delivery within a 10 mile…read morearea would also be great!

Passing through Clinton on our way to the family cabin and we stopped for a late lunch. Walked in…read moreand were seated immediately - the chips and salsa actually made it to the table just before we did, what excellent service. We placed our orders and shortly thereafter our food was served hot. I had the chicken chimichanga with refried beans which was delicious. There was a steady stream of customers and all the food looked and smelled delicious. There are several other Los Locos locations, if they are anything like this one they are worth a visit!

For around here (Clinton) it is about average. I eat there once a week or so. (choices are very…read morelimited here) The chips and salsa could be better as the chips are very thin, and like everyplace in this part of the state that can't help but cover almost everything in a thick chese sauce ( you need to ask them to hold).

Chips and salsa were quickly delivered with my drink, just like I like!…read more The 'Bean Dip' is mostly queso - with a couple of spoons of refried beans in the bottom. Good, but would be better with more beans and less cheese. The Rosita Special is sort of one-skillet fry up of any fajita meat (chicken, beef, mixed, or shrimp), over cheesy rice. Stir it all up and enjoy like a Mexican Hamburger Helper! Interesting versions of Mexican dishes, with olenty of parking in front, located right on Hwy 65 in Clinton. Friendly staff and reasonable prices.

La Rosita is really good. It's a regular stop for lunch and dinner when I'm in and around Clinton…read moreArkansas. We've had fajitas , the combination plates with tacos and enchiladas - etc.. for lunch and dinner and it's all good. Very friendly people serving too. Great service. There aren't a lot of really good places to stop and eat in this area and I think this is a hidden gem.

Fui a comer a El Acapulco en Conway y lamentablemente tuve una mala experiencia. Mientras estaba…read morecomiendo mi taco, encontré un pedazo de plástico dentro de la comida, lo cual fue muy desagradable y preocupante. La comida normalmente es buena, pero este tipo de situaciones no deberían pasar. Espero que el restaurante ponga más atención a la higiene y al manejo de los alimentos para evitar que algo así vuelva a suceder

Under appreciated Mexican restaurant in Conway, Arkansas…read more Right off the Interstate 40 ! Excellent food ! Was very very surprised by the quality and the flavors ! If I lived nearby I would make this restaurant a part of my weekly rotation ... for sure ! Highly recommend

Wow! This place doesn't look fancy in the outside, but dang! So much to be excited about! The…read moreatmosphere is understated but comfortable. They have cold beer(but nothing on tap). The food was amazing. Cheese dip is some of the best I have tried! The Gordita and sopes were amazing and my family enjoyed the enchiladas and chimichanga. Steak seasoned well and each dish full of flavor. Staff was attentive and provided excellent service. Will definitely be back!

Food and service excellent. In the area for work and was not disappointed. The food and ambience…read moretruly authentic. Coming from SoCal, I can honestly say that this food does not disappoint! Will return when back in the area.