Robles Mexican Restaurant — Restaurant in Canton

The food wasn't bad but I've had much better. The wife and I split an order of the Chipotle Chicken, glass of water and glass of sweet tea. Upon arrival the plate was very well presented as depicted in the photo. The Chicken was overcooked , dry and a little chewy but overall it was okay. The tea was tasty and the chips were great but the salsa tasted more like straight ketchup. Overall our experience was forgettable but our waitress (Riley) went out of her way to make sure we would NEVER come back again.

Two times we had to go searching for Riley for a tea refill, lemon slices for the tea and again for chips. When she finally returned with the basket of chips the entire basket was broken up chips so small you couldn't dip them in the sauce (photo attached). It was clear that Riley hates her job and she was successful making us hate this visit. As a restaurant owner myself I'm shocked the owners of this business allow...

The salsa taste like a tomato base. The queso was cold and watery (we sent it back). We ordered fajitas, sampler plate, quesadillas and nachos. The beef was dry and over cooked on all plates. The cheese on the quesadillas had a weird taste and the meat was dry. The sampler plate was awful. The beef nachos again had over cooked meat. The fajitas were overcooked, the rice was dry and the beans were barely warm. The restrooms were musty and you can view the kitchen while waiting for the restrooms. The grills looked dirty. When are food arrived we took one bite and then got up from the table. The waitress added a discount (very little) and asked if we wanted a to go box (we said no and told her that the food tasted awful)! At this point a manager should of stepped in but did not! We paid for the $65 meal of 4...

Ok, so first off the server was very sweet and this is not about her at all. Actually she may the only thing keeping customers in this establishment. Ok, now that's over let's start with the salsa. The salsa was almost the consistency of a ketchup and had a very strange sour taste to it. The tortillas I asked for came to us burnt (there were only three) and stale as if they had been sitting out for hours (They were literally Popeye's biscuit dry). I gave it a chance and ordered a bowl of queso which got to us pretty quick. The queso was the consistency of a soup and looked like it had just been nuked in the microwave. It was not long after that I decided I didn't want to witness what atrocity would come out as my lunch fajitas. Seriously I have no idea how people kept...