Colina De Oro — Restaurant in Plymouth

I have traveled far a wide and been to many Mexican joints but this one deserves five stars when the waiter comes out and barely speaks English you know you went to the right spot. The chips and salsa were absolutely on point you can tell they make the chips there on the spot probably right before they even serve them to you. The salsa taste fresh and authentic I like the hint of lime they throw in it. The place has a very home style feel to it from the bar to the ceiling and the decorations. The waiters are very nice and they don’t expect a top nor do they push you to hurry up and order wich is nice. I allways get nachos and a burrito when I go to a Mexican place. All in all I can say this place passed my expectations it’s not a taqueria so don’t expect it to be one. Whenever I go through Plymouth or I’m face down In Dry town I come here and being this has been my fifth time here and not had any problems I can say they have my business for life Thank you Colima for keeping it real will allways come back when I’m in...

Stopped in here for the first time. We were greeted by a very friendly man who led us to our table. He was super kind and very productive. He essentially was taking care of all the needs of the customers during a busy lunch rush. Our server took our order and I asked for a little extra sauce on my rellano and she told me it comes with plenty. We saw her one more time when she brought out our food. My rellano.needed more sauce. That was the last time I saw her. I had to ask the very friendly guy for my check ( who I now asked his name its Craig). He made our experience amazing! Our food was all delicious. Thank you Craig Stopped in here again for a drink. Karen the bartender made me the best Bloody Mary i have ever had in my 60 years. Very...

Overall: Food was okay, nothing special. Good option if you are short on time or looking for lunch on a weekday, and want to stay in Plymouth.

Pros: They seem to be open more days / longer hours than other restaurants in the area. Even at peak lunch time, they weren’t busy. We got our food, beverages, and the check quickly. They have a few Adobado spiced dishes, which in my experience you don’t find everywhere.

Cons: Basic staples at a Mexican restaurant (like the chips, salsa, rice, beans) here all tasted like they were straight from a grocery-store. The decor is a bit tired and pretty outdated. Small parking lot that was full when there were only about 6 total...