Los Cabos — Restaurant in Rock Springs

I usually start with I travel the country and literally eat Mexican food all over the entire country. I always order the same thing no matter where we go. Aroz con pollo, add two eggs, and always get some hot sauce. This was a very unique take on that dish as it had mushrooms, which I did not get. The sauce was also similar to that of Spaghettio’s. After I added some of their house hot sauce and some Chalula I was pretty happy. I asked the lady what style of Mexican food this was and she said Tex-Mex which makes sense why I didn’t really like it. We are used to more midwest style Mexican food which has more chicken, queso, and hot sauce. I won’t say the food is bad but definitely not my style as it was a more muted flavor. My fiancée got the fajita and basically said the same thing. We also didn’t really like the salsa as it was very runny and most places feature a thicker salsa. I think they really try here but we just didn’t really care for the style of food. The place is awesome inside and very nice and clean. The really hot house sauce was very good if you like somewhat hot stuff. It wasn’t even as hot as most places but had a good flavor and heat. Was a tad expensive for lunch at $40 (with water)but that’s about the...

A local community member recommended Los Cabos to my colleagues and I; and it was one of the few non-chain restaurants open after 10. The restaurant smelled old and musty and it wasn't clear if we seated itself or waited to be seated. Eventually a hostess came and seated us. The service was awful! The waiters were not kind or helpful. We seemed like more of an annoyance than a customer. When we tried to ask questions about the menu, they gave short quick answers and walked away before letting us ask a second question or even order! No one checked on us as we ate to see if we needed anything, and we had to flag them down to get more water. The food was mediocre. We all tried the enchiladas: beef, chicken, and cheese. No one liked the beef; the chicken and cheese were okay. The presentation of the food was good, but there just wasn't much flavor to it. Even the chips and salsa...

Solid Mexican place for Rock Springs and what is available. I’ve definitely had much better other places, but Rock Springs only has so many options and this is one of the better ones in the area. Starts off with some good chips and salsa (and I love places that give you beans to dip with as well, big plus!). I usually order the steak and chicken fajitas which are delicious. I got black and refried beans. I came when it was pretty busy and service was pretty good. They took a while to get my food but they came frequently to check on me and give me updates which I appreciated. You’re also able to connect to the hotel wifi if you need a stronger connection. Have a good menu selection as well. I think hours on Google varies from...