La Bamba

I would rate this restaurant fair. The food was not bad but I was not impressed. Ive had food at many Mexican restaurants including plenty that are marketee as authentic. The Chicken burrito was just ok. My girlfriend enjoyed the empanadas with potato and chorizo. I was asked if I wanted chips and salsa, I was given a small plate of chips and green and red hot sauce. The staff was kind and the place seemed clean. Maybe this is great to others or I ordered the wrong thing.

Dropped by La Bamba on a whim—and I’m glad I did! The place is super convenient to get to, whether you’re flying solo, rolling in with the crew, or bringing the fam. Service? Very good . The staff smiles like you’re visiting a cousin who just happens to be a pro in the kitchen. Started with the horchata—amazing aroma, like a whisper of cinnamon and vanilla. But the taste? A bit too shy. You kind of have to lean in and really pay attention to catch it. Still, it’s a refreshing sip. Now, the tongue taco? THAT’S the main event. Bold flavor, tender bite, and when you drizzle that house salsa on top—chef’s kiss! It’s like a first kiss with a cow (if they had such a soft, savory tongue—haha). Totally worth it and priced just right!

I love this place! The food is delicious and authentic, it’s definitely a place you can sit and chat while you enjoy your meal. Great atmosphere for a date or for a family dinner.

Definitely one of the more authentic Mexican restaurants in the area. Everything was cooked to order and their desserts tasted homemade. The tamales were awesome. The only complaint is they lack is a very hot sauce or salsa.

This is one of our favorite hideaway Mexican places. It is small, friendly festive and most importantly delicious! I wish they were open later than 5 or 6 p.m. but we get there for lunch when we can. If you're in the area stop by you won't be disappointed!