La Casita — Restaurant in Show Low

I have nothing nice to say. Went to the restaurant on a Sunday evening. (today) it was not very busy inside. Asked for a high chair multiple times. Finally got one. The high chair had broken straps. Could not buckle my 8 month old in. Asked for a different high chair with straps. They didn't think they had one as all the other high chairs were used by another party, but said they would take a look and be right back. NOTHING, never got an answer or another high chair. The family got their food-- husband-- 10 year old-- and my 2 year old. I sat there still with an infant in my hands..... My food arrived 3-5 minutes after everyone else's did. Still no high chair to put my kid into. toddler next to me, infant in my arms, red sauce, and scalding hot plate is a deadly combination. I fought to try to eat, I fought to keep my infant from knocking over my toddlers food, I fought to keep my infant from burning her hands on my plate, and fought to keep her out of my red sauce. No one ever came over to see how we were doing. Finally after we were all done ( I was done early since I didn't get to eat my hot food) a server came by and brought my son a box only because he asked for one, no offer from them. Server came back with a box for my son, we then had to ask for a box for my food. Still no offer. Husband took 2 of the kids out to the car. Came back in, had to ask server for check and another box for my toddlers leftovers. Server asked how was food, husband told server how he felt service was poor and how he felt the food was sub par and that he would never come back. They did not care. Tab was $37.00 for a miserable experience. I could have had peanut butter and jelly and had a much better...

Military friendly. Honestly it's easier to pay cash but they do take card.

It's 2 adults and one kid. There are plenty of empty tables and we get seated almost right away. We order our drinks and after getting the kiddo settled in the highchair we ask for a few more moments to look at the menu. We finished off our drinks and the chips before our waitress came back. When we finally were able to order it tasted better then expected.

For us, we didn't care for the salsa, it was more of a salsa soup then there was of any tomato chunks.

For me, the guacamole was runny. There was something in it like garlic or chili seeds to give it flavor and kick but it wasn't for my taste. My husband doesn't eat it so he wouldn't give me his opinion.

Now I will say their rice was perfect, not over seasoned and not over cooked and that's easy thing to mess up on. So I'm impressed since most people need that up.

The meat is tender and perfectly cooked. Honestly for how they either tenderize their meat or marinated it, it was fantastic.

Really our only complaint was the service. They had two waitress one that was doing her job and the other any time I looked for ours I couldn't find her. It's horrible to admit but I almost didn't tip because I didn't think she really did her job. She was on lunch sitting by the register or something as we were...

Went to this restaurant on a Saturday around noon. Inside of the restaurant appeared clean however the ceiling is very low, approx. 7 ft, so if ambiance is important to you I would pass on this restaurant. The salsa was unlike any I have had before. I am use to seeing chopped tomatoes, onions peppers or some combination. This salsa had no evidence of tomatoes or any other vegetables in it. It is brought out in a squirt bottle. Its appearance to me was red water. The taste I will not focus on since it is subjective but I will say it would be in last place of all the salsas I have ever tasted. I asked for some queso as a dip to replace the salsa but they said they dont have queso. I ordered Carne Asada. It came out chopped up with onions in a watery base much like stewed beef. This, again, was unlike any carne asada I have tasted. Overall, this was, hands down, the worst Mexican meal I have ever had. There are better alternatives for Mexican in this...