As far as authenticity El Camino definitely leans more towards American Mexican than traditional Mexican. The salsa while much better than Hacienda's is still a pureed mixture. On my last visit I ordered the Chile de Colorado platter with pork which, said it was a spicy item. While the dish was well seasoned it lacked the heat I had expected. On previous visits I have enjoyed the Burrito de Barbechos which is good and very filling. I've never had a bad meal here but for some reason I always go in and expect it to be better. The service is always good but they don't always read your ID the best. I have been told I'm not 21 a couple of times which is kind of annoying. Not a bad choice but not the best choice for Mexican in Goshen.
Review Source:I think this may be one of the best restaurants in Goshen; nestled in a little strip ball behind Bob Evans. Â The food cannot be beat.
The prices are super reasonable, the portions plentiful and the margaritas are cheap (by Chicago standards). Â The service is always attentive and always consistent.
Many people would prefer Hacienda's taco bell style food and there full of sugar frozen flavored margaritas, but really this place is where you should go!
I always go for the Fajitas and the Margaritas and their chips and salsa cannot be beat!
It's the first place I want to go whenever I visit the big city of Goshen!
Solid. I think this place would serve you something more authentic if you went in and asked--in spanish--for 'comida verdaderamente mexicana'. I was with a big group and it definitely tasted like the American version of Mexican (which can still be tasty). Nonetheless, the servers are a ton of fun if you are in the mood to joke around.
Also, this is the place to be for Sunday  lunch if you are looking to run into Mennonites.
Great Mexican food at a reasonable price! I miss good Mexican food now that I live in Denver. Their fajitas are pretty good. I used to go quite a bit when I lived in Goshen. This is much better than Hacienda and I'm shocked that so many actually would pick Hacienda over authentic Mexican. Go to El Camino if you are in the mood for a burrito, fajitas, or tacos. Also, you can practice your Spanish-speaking skills ;). The servers appreciate that.
Review Source:El Camino has a solid selection of very satisfying Mexican food. The food is reasonably priced, the servers are friendly (even helping my wife & I brush up on our Spanish), and I always find myself leaving happy & full. Now that San Marcos is gone (so sad!) El Camino is my favorite source of Mexican food in Goshen.
Review Source:While San Marcos is probably the more authentic choice, El Camino is the popular place for mexican food in Goshen. Â College students flock here...and at times, so do the Conservative Mennonites. Â
Depending on which waiter you get and the level of sweet-talking at your table, the margaritas can get pretty strong.
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