Los Portales — Restaurant in Pineville

The place is very generic in it's look. Very clean the staff is friendly and accomodating. The food was very good. I ordered a Molcajete, a surf, turf, desert and air kinda thing. Served in a vocanic rock carved pig, Molcajete, it has shrimp, cactus, steak, chicken, chorizo, sauteed peppers and onions and fork tender pork chunks. With all this in a single dish it can very easily go wrong fast, this however does not quite the opposite. It was tasty, well executed and all the flavors complemented rather than fought each other. The frijoles charros were fine as was the accompanying lettuce, sour cream and guacamole Wich when added to the main dish made it better. I paired it with agüa de Jamaica and I must say the sweet tangy flavor fit the meal. Overall it was Good I downgraded it more on the presentation, after all you eat with your eyes first. If the ingredients were displayed on the Molcajete rather than piled on it would look more appealing. All in all it was good and just under $20...

I visited this restaurant this evening. After we checked out there was a confrontation between the server and my spouse. We asked for a to go drink and was asked if we could say please. Non sense. Of course we left. After we got in the car I noticed the server was trying to video us leaving. Of course this made the situation worse. Words were exchanged. But we continued to leave. Upon arriving at our next destination we noticed that the server and another worker left remarks on our fb page. This will not be tolerated. Im a private detective and this will be reported to the authorities on Monday. Im sure that some of the workers don't have paperwork to even be here. They will all be checked out next surprise visit. We will never dine at this facility again. This is very poor service. Any real professional wouldn't stoop that low. I promise you this will be taken up to the full extent of the law. Harassment will not be tolerated. All I wanted was...

This is a Pineville Rebel territory eatery. After a winning game night Mexican food is basic. My friends and I have eaten here many times. This establishment creates consistent dishes. The elders in my community find this restaurant to be more of a Tex-Mex restaurant. The entrées are not spicy. Also, I bring my own hot sauce because the restaurant doesn’t have any. Remember on Sundays there is not a lunch menu. The location is in the center of a strip mall connecting the parking lot to Wal-Mart. I always order queso dip. It never fails to satisfy. The guacamole appetizer tasted bland. Our entrée was cooked to perfection. The male servers are present and quick to help with any concerns. The chef’s twist on the Mexican dishes to satisfy the communities pallets. Oh yeah, there are not any alcoholic beverages, but the sweet tea was wonderful.

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