Los Cazadores — Restaurant in Rolla

We were hungry for Mexican food and Los Cazadores had good reviews. I’m not sure why. We got seated quickly and they brought out some chips and salsa. The salsa was very blah with not much flavor. The chips were thick but good. I ordered guacamole with my dinner. The guacamole was very good. My dinner was a cheese Chile relleno, cheese enchilada and beans and rice. I ate about half of the enchilada and 2 bites of the chile relleno both could have been bought from Walmart freezer section. Beans and rice weren’t much better. My wife had 2 beef tacos, 1 beef enchilada. She ate both tacos and 2 bites of enchilada. She said the meat tasted like hamburger helper. I don’t normally give this negative of reviews but this place deserved it. Save your money and go to Taco Bell. We live in Oklahoma and travel through Missouri 3-4 times a year. Maybe we are just picky about our Mexican food since we have some of the best...

On our way, from North Texas to Chicago to see The Rolling Stones, we stopped in Rolla Missouri. We inquired at the hotel desk where the best place to get a good margarita was. We were directed to Los Cazadores. The restaurant was hidden behind a Moto Mart, so we were a tad skeptical. We soon found out there was no reason to be skeptical. The place was fantastic. Our waitress was attentive, helpful and a all around great waitress. The menu was quite varied and very reasonably priced. A pitcher of Margaritas was only $16. All the combination plates were $7.35. I had the number six combination plate, a beef enchilada , taco, rice and beans and it was very delicious. My wife had the beef quesadillas plate. It was also quite delicious and enough for two people to eat. If you are traveling on I-44 and are ready to eat, you will be well served to visit...

If I could give no stars, I would. On our first ti.e at this restaurant, the experience was pretty terrible. My friend ordered a lunch special that included a chalupa. He got his food and his chalupa was basically a tostada. We happened to ask the waitress if perhaps we ordered the wrong item, and some other man came out loudly saying that this wasn't Taco Bell, that we got a Chalupa, and that it for sure was a chalupa. Then asks if he just wants a taco, then....mind you, it is our first time here... I am hispanic and I know the dishes very well. Overall, it wasn't a very pleasant experience. I wouldn't call it authentic. If it was the last place on Earth for food, I would go back. But only if it was the last place on Earth for food. Riviera Maya in Cuba, MO is in fact authentic and I was hoping to find that same thing in Rolla. My...