San Blas Mexican Restaurant — Restaurant in Parkland

Walked in the door there was a sign that says please wait to be seated but it was halfway covered up so I didn’t know if I should wait to be seated we’re going to the restaurant. There was a bartender at the bar and he looked over and I believe he did see me but he made no attempt to come and assist me. After a few second I decided to go into the bar. So I walked over to the bar, the bartender left the bar and went into the kitchen. So I waited bartender comes out sees me standing there makes no attempt at all to ask if I needed assistance, so I said I’d like to place an order to go please. He did not acknowledge that I said a word. I heard him talking so I know he can talk because I heard him talking to a couple of ladies that were seated at a table behind me. He finally goes behind the bar and asks me what I wanted and I said again I’d like to order something to go he brings over the menu and stands there and looks at me like well, so I say you know I think I wanna order a taco salad to go, and then I ask if they have happy hour and he said no so I said well how much are your bar drinks generally he rolls his eyes and says well what do you want I said like a tequila and orange juice or a rum and Coke he said five dollars. OK so I decided to forget that cocktail. He ring that my order brings me my bill and then goes back into the kitchen, after a few minutes he brings out my food.I pay for it and I didn’t leave him a tip on the bill because he didn’t deserve one. I thank him for my food and leave I noticed that there is a pool of liquid on the bottom of the bag so when I get home I open the bag and there is a soggy, sloppy, wilted, something that probably at one time did resemble a taco salad, I’m never going...

The food was delicious, our family really enjoyed it. Everything that was ordered was made fresh and was full of flavor.

The service was okay. We had to ask multiple times to refill our water, straws, and waited awhile to pay our check.

The atmosphere was okay. We liked looking at the wall art all around. Seemed like there are a lot of regulars who hang out at the bar, it was packed. Our server was a bit rude, she was quick with us. Compared to other Mexican restaurants, servers make you feel at “home” or provide good hospitality.

The only complaint we really have is the menu prices from what is shown on the menu and what is actually charged. For example, we ordered the Mexican Pizza, which on the menu says it’s $12.99, however they charged us $13.51. We ordered the Asada Fries, which on the menu says it cost $14.99, however they charged us $15.59.

I ordered a number 36 which is 2 enchiladas and 1 taco, on the menu it states chicken is $0.50 cents more, so I expected my meal to cost $15.99 (price on menu) + $0.50 (for chicken); however my meal cost $17.15. Overall, we don’t mind paying it’s the common courtesy to reflect the updated prices on the menu because that is false...

We've been here on Sunday for all day Happy Hour lots of times before. Same bartender every Sunday. This time we get charged $9, instead of $5, a piece for "large" margaritas that we didn't order. Just asked for two margaritas. We also order nachos, like usual, off the happy hour menu that is on the table. Interestingly, we get charged the Happy Hour price for the nachos, but upon getting the bill we are informed there is no Happy Hour on Sunday. Weird since we literally only ever come here on Sunday. And too bad your website still says "happy hour all day Sunday". The guy seems desperate like he thought he got away with something when we ask why we are overcharged. Great try. We got a TINY portion of nachos and overcharged $12 for margaritas and all we got was a $5 credit after arguing with the mananger. Way to go, after coming here several times, we'll never be back!...