Primos

Authentic food? Yes! Great chips & salsa? Yes! Hole in the wall? Yes! Will I come back? Absolutely!

Hubby, son and his GF, and I went to Primas for Valentine's Day dinner this week.  The place was packed, we had to wait for a table to get cleared, but once we were seated, we were greeted by a server who took our drink order right away.

Complementary chips and hot sauce served quickly - the chips are really good and easy to fill up on before you even get your food!  Our food order took a little time to serve, but was well worth the wait.  It was obvious things were home made, not just warmed in a microwave or sitting on a steam table somewhere.

Hubby ordered a tamale platter, son had a 3- choice combo (beef enchilada, chicken enchilada, beef/bean burrito), GF had a taco salad, and I had a 2- choice combo (chicken enchilada, chili relleno) with a side of guacamole.

The servings were good sized, and the platter and combo meals came with refried beans and rice.  I wouldn't recommend the burrito (son didn't like it, and I tasted it, it was dry and not very well seasoned) or the chili relleno, which was also sort of blah.

The enchildas, tamales, and taco salad were excellent however.  The guac was fresh and had nice chunks of avocado in it, again, everything was obviously home made and fresh.

We will go back to Primas, way better than any chain or other local Mexican restaurants!  Primas is sort of a hole-in-the-wall, but definitely an excellent find.

Family owned, homemade Mexican food.  Used to be a 7 Eleven, and now is a fun place to eat for kids and adults.  Chips and salsa are great, margaritas are yummy, and the food is fantastic.  No matter if you are ordering from one of the meal choices or one of the specials you will find something you like.  The people are great, and even when they are busy someone will keep your drink refilled.  A good bargain too, and there is a family atmosphere.