Auntie's Tiendita & BBQ — Restaurant in Las Vegas

Ok so after seeing reviews I wanted to enjoy this place the lady in front was very nice so I appreciate that. So I ordered the enchiladas rice and beans with red chilis, and burger with fries. So start off with the terrible first fries where really under cooked I can tell they are fresh cut but they are really undercooked they where still hard you can even see them being white a bit and entirely no seasoning no salt no nothing. Burger wasn't too bad but wasn't the best had a flavor to it and the bread felt full like it was a lot of bread for some reason. Enchiladas themselves the cheese one was good the beef was terrible the beef itself had a flavor to it not sure if it was good but I'm not sick so it's just the flavors being added and rice wasn't edible it was soupy and very soft like I was 95 years old. Beans was ok but after eating a bit of everything else I wasnt Interested. So overall maybe I should have gotten bbq as t a bbq spot cause what I had wasn't it. The last was just a pic of some...

Honestly, the ribs are where it's at. The coleslaw is different, but amazing. It uses purple cabbage and is fine ground. Ive never had it this way, but i dont think i can go back now. The beans are also delicious. And the cornbread is soft and moist. But the ribs, the flavor or the sauce, the tenderness, the cartilage. They used a variety of rib parts, few bones and mostly meat and a bit of perfectly cartilage... which is how i like it. I'm recommending this place to everyone i know. Most dinner lists in google dont yield this place as a result, and most of the menus here seem to have similar fare; aunties is truely the hidden gem of las vegas nm with unique, filling, homemade food. My friend had the cream puff, she said it was bomb af. The owners are adorable and friendly. This isnt necessarily "a quick stop", but it is 100%...

We've been searching for a good place in Las Vegas to eat on our travels through town when going to NM.

We've been mostly disappointed with either the limited hours of most restaurants, and/or the below average food and service.

This is a little hole in the wall so the setting is cozy. They have indoor tables but also some picnic tables outside under a patio.

It was just one guy working, so be patient. This isn't fast food. He makes everything to order. Feels like you're in someone's home.

We got the Frito pie and the enchiladas. We both enjoyed our food.

It's one of the few places in LV I'd consider going to a...