Mexico Lindo Cantina & Restaurant — Restaurant in Pleasanton

Really weird experience here. Came around 6:30pm and the bar area seemed fairly busy, but there were only 3-4 tables in the restaurant side.

Waited a while for the server. When he finally came we asked for a bar menu, they said they didn’t have one. Ordered some margs and food, then got the food and still no drinks or even napkins and silverware. Asked for the silverware and they apologize about the drinks being late. Finally got the drinks like… halfway through our entrees? I got a strawberry marg and it tasted like fruit punch and absolutely nothing else. I asked about it and the waiter took my drink, was gone until after we finished our meals, and then brought it back saying they just made a skinny marg and poured some strawberry over it so that i would like it better? Like.. that’s not what I asked, I was just making sure they didn’t forget the tequila 😅

Then we got the bill and they charged 10.95 for my strawberry marg (which tasted like no tequila, even after they remade it), then charged 14.95 for the skinny marg my friend got??? Why so much more expensive? And there is no way you would know because they have no menu 🙃

Overall just a very odd experience, slow service, many errors (they asked if we wanted salt on the rims of drinks, we said no, got salt anyway. they asked if we wanted flour or corn tortillas then gave us the wrong one), definitely not...

I ordered takeout. I ordered 4 burritos. They were bland and my kids threw them out. All my kids burritos had were beans in them and they charged me $10 each for bean burritos. Then I asked for some pickled jalapenos which the cashier didn't know what they were so I had to explain to him what they were. He then told there is no pickled jalapenos on the cash register (yeah because it's a condiment like ketchup) so he tried to charge me $2.25 for fresh jalapenos. I said never mind took my food and left. This place is overpriced and the manager is rude. One of the other waiters was saying the the jalapenos were a side dish. I don't know about you but jalapenos are a staple in Mexican cuisine. Rancho Grande Taqueria is way better and they have all the jalapenos and different kinds of fresh made salsas you want. Steer clear of this place unless you like bland overpriced food served with a frown. I've been here before and this place is...

A group of us held a birthday party here, tonight. There were 11 of us and everything went smoothly. Even though the manager tried to discourage us from having Separate Checks the lady that took care of us said that she could do it. So, everybody ordered individually and after our meals she came around and reviewed with each of us what we had and issued a separate check for each couple.

The food was very good as was the service. The prices were very reasonable and the portions were very large. This all makes for a very good value. I had a combination taco and pork tamale. It was excellent. My wife had 2 chicken enchiladas. She ended up bringing about half of it home. The rest of the group was similarly satisfied.

The one single negative was the noise. It's a very large dining room and there are no sound absorbing panels carpets or other devices to absorb sound. Therefore it was...