El Chido Restaurante — Restaurant in Virginia

as a FIRST TIME customer its most deff the last time i would be coming here when i walked in i did not feel welcomed and the employees were not doing anything a lady handed me a menu and basically walked away and we had to ask where do we sit and she didnt explain anything to us because like i said this was my first time going to the restaurant and i didnt know how things worked basically you have to go up and order but i was not told that so i was sitting at my table for awhile untill i was like where are these people

food in general was a 3 out of 10

we got the beef soup and honestly it has to be worst soup ever i felt like i was eating someones feet in soup form and the veggies they were not even cut it a literal whole potato in my soup and the carrot it had the but piece on it and was not cut at all also got chips and queso that was alright 7/10

birria tacos were trash had no flavor at all 0/10

chicharron preparado was good i think thats the only thing i liked

the drinks they were like watered down pina and jamaica were not good at all

the place was decent cleaned

the restaurant is called el chido but to be honest theres nun chido about this place or maybe they just have the wrong employees at this restaurant but my personal experience was not that good and i went here because it is claimed to have the best food and they have alot of locations so i was like it must be good but i was really...

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I has a really hard time on how I was going to rate these guys, i was leaning 3*, but think that was do to my own hang-ups. First the food we got was very good, just didn't like how you ordered or set up of it. I read some people rave bout the service, but thats just it, you don't have a server. You walk in, they hand you a menu and you order at the cashier, pay then they hand you table stand with a number on it. You seat yourself and then wait for your food. No chips or salsa, unless you paid for some. It seems that most everything is a la carte. We ordered a beef burrito, beef huaraches, a sprite and cup of water (no iced tea), which equaled $20 even. There were no sides of rice or beans included. They do have a "salsa bar", which is included for dine in only. It has a 4 sauces and a couple of pickled veggies. I mean it's nice, but nothing mind blowing. They ask you to bus your own table. I don't know, when we stopped in my expectations were of a normal Mexican joint, with waitresses and such, so it threw me. Some of the sandwiches sound pretty cool, so I might come back...