Granada Mexican Grill — Restaurant in Hot Springs Village

Stopped here late Sunday afternoon for an early dinner. Only a few people there at that time. Food was excellent. Ordered enchiladas and a taco, my go to combo at Mexican restaurants. I have to say, it was excellent, a cut above the normal quality of this meal. A little pricier than other Mexican restaurants, $12.49 for combos as opposed to about $8.99 or $9.99 other places. Husband ordered tacos ala carte, $3 each. A well vodka was $7, beer was $5. My only complaint was the waiter's interaction with us was only fair, at best. Didn't come back to check on us, dropped off the bill without a word, and didn't bother to thank us at all. He may have been tired, not feeling well, or just having a bad day. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and excuse him this time. Would...

Usually I think the food here is very good. However, this last time dining with my sister she had a very unsatisfactory meal. She ordered stuffed poblanos. The pepper is supposed to be stuffed with cheese but when she cut into it liquid (looked like runny cheese sauce) came out instead of nice gooey cheese. Secondly, the pepper was completely mushy and she said it should’ve been crisp– tender. So she was quite disappointed. After that experience, nothing pleased her! I still recommend this restaurant because the food is usually very well prepared and extremely flavorful, better than most of the Mexican restaurants...

Restaurant was nice inside and out. I ordered steak and shrimp. I did not expect steak house quality, but I asked for it rare and it was nearly well done. It was supposed to be a ribeye according to the menu but it was definitely not a ribeye. I asked the waiter what of steak it was and his response was “I don’t know”. The steak also had zero seasoning. The shrimp that came with it was also unseasoned but was not too bad. The salsa was decent at best. Our waitress was very short with us and left us without a refill until we got the check. The rice and beans saved it...