I completely disagree with everyone else. Maybe they owners reads the reviews. I was there the last week of March, we loved it so much we went back the day before we left. The salsa is excellent, that is if you like spicy stuff. The margaritas I had were wonderful, the Bahama Mama which was only $ 4 and was the same size as the margaritas was even better. The 2nd time we went it was for my birthday, they came around the corner with lights and a sombrero singing then put whipped cream in my face, which made a great picture! My friends & boyfriend loved it. Also, you have to try the chicken fajitas or chicken quesadillas. I wish we had mexican restraunts like that in my hometown.

I have eaten at Senor Loco's 3 times. The first time I waited for 45 min to even be seated, then another 40 for the food. Meanwhile there were tons of available tables the whole time. The food was good so I didn't complain. The second time was good. The third time I didn't have a waiter. After I sat there for 15 min, I flagged down a bus boy to bring me some water. The hostest had to come over and take our order and bring our food. The waiter NEVER SHOWED UP! Once again, there were tons of tables available the whole time! The chips tasted like they had been sprayed with some sort of cleaner. They honestly tasted like Windex!

One of the worse dining experiences I have ever had. The margaritas were horrible, they were so bad after every sip I had to chase it with a chip. Then I ordered the Nachos loco and it was more like a soup. The chips were drowning in a bland cheese sauce and they didn't come with jalapenos. When they brought out a side of jalapenos they too were bland and mushy. When our check came the total was $40 but the bartender wrote in $48, I guess he thought he deserved a 20% tip without saying anything for his lack of service(this was for a party of two). When I asked about the handwritten amount he said the extra $8 was for the side of jalapenos. When I brought this to the managers attention he was still clueless after 10 minutes of discussion that his bartender is trying to steal from the customers and restaurant. I wish Tia's never closed and this restaurant took it's place.

Service was friendly and fast but the food was horrible. The fry oil was rancid, therefore all the food that came out of it had a very bitter aftertaste. The tortilla chips were gross because of the rancid oil. The accompanying salsas were subpar at best. The guacamole was basically just pureed avacados, no onions, tomatoes or fresh cilantro in sight. The queso dip was very runny and watery, more like a drink. The beef chimichanga sucked and the side of rice was really salty. The kid's order of chicken fingers and fries tasted awful, again, because of the rancid oil. If you're interested in fresh, authentic mexican food, this is not the place to be, ride down the street to carmelitas instead.