CASA PUEBLA MEXICAN RESTAURANT

Great, AUTHENTIC Mexican food and cute little interior of the restaurant! I went for the first time today and got the chorizo and potato quesadilla (the tortillas tasted VERY fresh) and a horchata drink - extra cinnamony! Servers were all very friendly, the prices pretty reasonable. ~$25 a person if you get a drink besides water. Convenient Kings Highway location right next to the library as well.

The food is excellent everytime we come here. We usually get the Tostaditas de Camaron and Guacamole for appetizers, followed by a burrito and one of the dinners. Staff is always very friendly and attentive. We had a new Strawberry Cake this time, that was also very good.

We had such a delicious and wonderful experience at Casa Puebla Mexican Restaurant! We enjoyed the pollo quesadillas and three different enchiladas, all beautifully prepared and especially memorable with the rich, flavorful mole sauce. We also ordered the fresh guacamole—so delicious and clearly made with care. From the moment we arrived, we were treated to tortilla chips with beans and fresh cheese, which was a lovely and welcoming touch. Everything we ate was fresh and full of authentic flavor. Our waitress, Johanna, was wonderful—friendly, kind, and very informative, which made the experience even better. We also loved the festive decorations, which added to the warm and inviting atmosphere. This was such a delightful dining experience, and we will definitely be back!

The food was authentic but we also came at the end of the night. I'm sure if we went at normal time for dinner it would have been a lot fresher. The food overall wasn't bad and tasted pretty authentic. Just wasn't as fresh as I would have expected it to be. They also forgot an order we placed but no big deal. Overall not a bad experience and the food was decently authentic. Staff was very friendly.

Came in for Birria tacos I heard about. Unfortunately was probably a special. Pretty warm inside. Friendly waitress gave us some suggestions from their somewhat overwhelming menu. Horchata was good. Not watered down. Comes in small, medium,large. Grande is fairly big. Appetizer nachos: very sturdy, hard tortilla chips. Sturdy for scooping, satisfying crack. Green and red salsas have a small kick. Tacos placeros: probably authentic tacos, since I always think authentic tacos are dry. Packed with beef and rice. Appreciate the toppings but used the roja sauce from the chilaquiles. Bistec chilaquiles: same hard tortilla chips, was alright. Same steak as the tacos, drizzled with cheese, lettuce and onions. Sauce came with a spoon and basically ate from the spoon. Flan was house made. Not