Rosa Linda's Cafe

What a blast!   We went there for Cinco de Mayo and the place was hopping!   Food was spicy which we all loved.  We got to meet the owners who were so nice.  Food was all homemade.  Guacamole was the best that I have ever had (and I travel travel to Mexico twice a year).  Menus and the tables were literally a work of art.  I actually worked at RL while I was in college in he 80's.  That was great but I have to admit that this was better!   I highly recommend !

NOT a fan of the new Rosa Linda's.....nothing at all like the old one, but even if I never had any previous experience with Rosa Linda's....this restaurant is NOT worth it.  Just went there for lunch and the empty lot and the empty restaurant should of been an indication.  Food lacked taste and flavor.....and our waiter acted as if he could of cared less.....the staff more interested in chatting with each other......they seemed very bored. Will not recommend or return.

We were in the seafood capital of SC and needed something vegetarian to eat. Rosa Linda's actually has a lot of vegetarian food. We got some guacamole for our chips, and it was ok. I got a spinach chimichanga (it's hard to find vegetarian chimichangas), which came with rice and beans. I was told that the ranchero beans (vs. the black beans) were mild, so I got those. I took one bite and my mouth was on fire. The chimichanga was good at first and then got soggy and gross. I got my son a side of the black beans and some fries. He said the beans were too spicy for him, so he ate fries and chips for dinner. My husband got a couple of enchiladas and cleaned his plate. He loved this place. Me, not so much. My stomach hurt the rest of the night. Too bad.