La Casa de la Abuela 345 — Restaurant in Denton

First time customer today. When we first walked in , we waited about 5 minutes before anyone acknowledged us, and it wasn’t busy at all. There were 2 people in front of us, who had already been waiting and not acknowledged either.It appeared that the hostess was also waitressing other tables. That explained why it took so long for anyone to even greet us. Music playing was good but couldn’t really hear it anymore once we were seated. Our waitress was ok. She didn’t ask us if this was our first time there(which it was). She didn’t introduce herself. Chips and red salsa were good. However, the green sauce was very watery. Took about 20 minutes for us to get our food. Fajitas were ok ,chicken was dry, rice and beans were flavorless. Flour tortillas were not homemade. There was a lady in the kitchen ,who was sending out orders, that was not wearing a mask. Correction, she had a mask, that was pulled down covering her chin and neck but not around her nose and mouth. Everyone else had a mask and wore it properly. Ladies restroom, first stall, had a plumbing issue. When you flushed , water sprayed out of the pipe near the flushing mechanism. Water was everywhere on the floor. The waitress did ask if we enjoyed the food and gave our remark. She then said the charro beans are better. She didn’t suggest this when taking our order initially. In fact she never really asked which beans we wanted , we just got what was brought to us. We took a chance on a new restaurant, and were not impressed. Will not be going back....

Do not eat here...none of the food had seasoning. Soo bland. And y’all say white people don’t know how to season food. Salsa tasted like water. All the food was cold and dried out. The beans tasted and looked like they came from a can. The tortillas are store bought and not heated. They charged $2.75 for a small can of soda. The list of horrors go on and on. I and my husband both come from a Hispanic family, anyone who says this food is good clearly does not or was fed garbage growing up. No one who has had real authentic Mexican or any Hispanic cuisine will say this place is even...

The service was terrible, waitress didn't check on our table hardly at our table . When we got our menu's they have very limited selection and no discretion on 70% of the platers. When we did order I had to ask what came with my chicken chimiconga. Waitress said side of rice and salad, sour cream , guacamole, when the plate came there rice was like a child's portion , no sides as told. I ened up paying for what the claimed my plater came with. It's a fancy building terrible serve terrible good . Taco bell...