Jalisco's Bar And Grill — Restaurant in El Centro

First time going there,wasn't even greeted stood around for about 1 minute until i was told to "sit wherever you want" the server did go offer me something to drink,came back quickly and I ordered the carne asada plate because I had seen a review stating it was one of the best carne asada here in the valley,not gonna lie I was disappointed when they gave me my plate as the meat looked some what dried but to my surprise it wasn't dry instead it was chewy and really didn't have much flavor (the plate itself was really well served with a chile guero,cebollita,big portion of rice,beans,guacamole,and alot of meat)After my plate was taken to me the server never showed up,I finished my food and was looking for my server so I could get the check and a refill on my drink but to my luck whenever I would try to get her attention she would walk the other way (not saying she did that on purpose but the restaurant really wasn't busy at 9am) did notice the server on the other tables was really attentive to her tables so I ended up asking her for a refill a box to go and my check which was about $32 for the carne asada plate a fountain drink (like i said the plate was really big not a problem paying that if the food was a little better).Ill always go back for a second opinion try to give it the benefit of the doubt but the first impression wasn't really all that great I probably just went on one of...

When we arrived the place was busy. We were given drinks, salsa and chips right away. The salsa tasted like tomato sauce from a can. Our orders were taken verbally, not written down, and the waitress seemed to be out of it. My husband ordered a #3 combo and I ordered a beef taco salad. After a long wait my husband got his combo which included a taco swimming in his enchilada and chili relleno sauce. I waited and waited for my taco salad. After 10 minutes, and my husband a quarter way thru his meal, I flagged a waitress down and asked where my salad was. Big discussion at the pass window indicated to me that the cook hadn’t even gotten my order. Another 10 minutes passed and I was brought a greasy flour tortilla shell with what looked and tasted like chorizo beef, soggy bean mixture covered by lettuce and a multitude of raw jalapeños. On top there was a clump of some sort of white cheese and three slices of grey avocado. I had asked for no sour cream. I ate enough to taste everything, then no more. The waitress stopped by to see if everything was alright. I told her not really, she just looked at me with that out of it look, and moved on. We have never experienced this at Jalisco’s before. Sunday, 6-11-23 around 6:30pm....

Eclectic decor (borrowing from both Hindhu and Mexican cultures), this is a vibrant, friendly, artsy place with great service, good food and fantastic ambiance! Authentic Mexican food (fresh daily), full service bar and "Best MARGARITAS in town".

The menu consists of appetizers (including quesadilla, chicken wings and french fries), soups, salads, burritos, hamburgers, a good variety of specialty plates, seafood and breakfast. There is something for every one here and if they have the ingredients, they are willing to add whatever ingredient you may fancy.

This seems to have a family element during day, but there is a full service bar with piped in music and DJ on weekends. It has good feel to it, colorful and inviting.

If I am in this area again, it will be a place to stop for quick bite, cocktail or to share a meal (did I mention generous portions? A meal can feed 2, maybe 3 depending on how hungry you are) You must try the shrimp cocktail - topped with avocado and blended with cucumbers onions tomatoes and a very tasty tomato based sauce (you can share this with a...