Casa Orozco – Dublin

Great ambiance. Outside seating is unique with fire tables. Good food (not the best) and the margaritas are must have. Probably one of the nicest Mexican cuisines in Dublin, CA.

Came here not to long ago and have been here a few times. So this review is not based off of one visit!
Had a coupon for a FREE large margarita! Ordered the margarita and it had to be the most disgusting margarita I have ever had. So when we went back recently, I wanted a margarita, because what is Mexican food without one right? Same thing, again HORRIBLE. I know this might sound silly, but they put way to much tequila in the margarita to where it isn’t enjoyable.
If you want over priced mexican plates, this is the place for you. $ 18 (or around that price) for a 3 item which can include a taco and 2 enchiladas is way over priced. Of course it comes with rice and beans, but still way over priced.
The best bang for your buck are the burritos. They are big size and it is 2 meals for me. I can eat, so this is impressive. I want to say the burrito’s are around $ 10.
Chips and salsa are great. One of the best places I have been to for salsa.
Service can be slow at times, but that is because of how busy they are!
Don’t expect a quiet meal, music is loud which causes people that are trying to carry a conversation talk louder which makes it worse.

I went here for V-​Day with my cousin (random, I know).
I had the Chicken Mixto Salad (jimica, apples, cheese, romaine, cilantro dressing) and a Amore Martini (gin and pink stuff).
My cousin had the Calde de Pollo (glamorized Chicken tortilla) and a Michelada. She was happy with it.
All together it was about $ 30 so it wasn’t a bad deal or overpriced. The atmosphere is nice — I’d probably return if I was in Dublin again.
Nothing memorable or notable about anything else. Oh. they have firepits outside that looked really cozy!

place is still pretty awful flavor wise and this goes for all locations.

Delicious! Portions are huge so come hungry.
I had two enchiladas, carnitas and barbacoa, and they were awesome. Huge chunks of tender meat, lots of gooey cheese and just enough spice.
Service can be slow, but that’s because it’s usually pretty busy in there!
Wish I lived closer so we could go more often!

2 stars, not because the food is bad or there is bad service. The pricing is ridiculous. I went for lunch with my son and we spent $ 40 on a bean and cheese chimichanga, chili relleno a la carte, and side salad. The chimichanga meal was $ 17.99! I have never been to a mexican restaurant that charges more than maybe $ 12 for a combo meal. $ 6.99 for a small salad that came out of a bag. The food is average, definitely not worth the premium price. Next time we’ll be going to Los Pancho is Danville.

Floors are so greasy you can slide. The server blew our nacho order. Waiter never look at us. Never said sorry. Basically didn’t care. Food looks sloppy and throw together. This place is dirty, greasy, and disgusting. I wish you had zero stars.

We eat here often, the chips and salsa are excellent and find most of the dishes very good and more authenticate than most your average Mexican restaurant. There prices are a little high however and they really need some new tables and a deep cleaning overall which is why i give it four rather than five stars.

I love their chicken mole enchiladas. What wonderful mole sauce! great ambiance.

Sadly this place has gone hill it used to be my go to place. Everything is bland no more yummy nachos or tortilla soup :(

Went for a quick bite and a drink after shopping. Did not know they had happy hour on Saturdays! Sat at the bar and ordered off the happy hour tapas menu. I got the enchiladitas sampler 5 mini enchiladas all different! My favorites were the chicken mole and green chicken. So good! My margarita was perfect too! Everything just hit the spot for me. Service was great friendly and attentive staff, and chips and salsa kept coming and food came out quickly.

Wish there was a 0 star option. We were seated for over 10 minutes until we just got up and left. I had enough time to look at the menu, decide on a beverage and food… Look through some pictures that I picked up from Mike’s, and still not even a ‘we’ll be right with you…’ Or water. Nothing.
As we left we mentioned why we were leaving and we got a soft ‘oh… I’m sorry…’

This was my first time at this place and I was not too impressed. The server basically forgot about us and we waited about 20 minutes to be asked what we wanted to order. So the service was not very good .
I ordered a bean, rice and cheese burrito with enchilada sauce on top and it was pretty good. My boyfriend ordered the nachos that looked better than they tasted. So the food was okay .
The food wasn’t worth the price. This place is pretty expensive so I was expecting good service and a good meal but was disappointed.

This is my favorite Mexican restaurant that I’ve found in the Bay Area. Mike and I first went here earlier this year for a charity fundraising event one of my friend’s had put together. We’ve since been back about three times, including last night. The meals are reasonably priced and absolutely delicious. Mike usually gets one of their combo meals with a soft chicken taco and a ground beef enchilada. I get a ground beef super burrito. We’ve only ever gotten our meals to go, but the interior of the restaurant is very lovely.

Ah Casa… I recently moved back and visited Casa. Nothing has changed, which I appreciate. The menu is still delicious (a bit more expensive, but that’s expected. Everything in the bay area is expensive). Salsa is delicious, the arroz con pollo is amazing and I love the addition of the taco Tuesday.
I’m excited for summer to come so I can sit on the patio and have some margs!

Came here for taco Tuesday. Four mini tacos for $ 6.95, pretty good deal if you ask me. The service was fast, our server was friendly and my drink was always full!
I will definitely be coming back here at some point.

OMG I hate this place!
I would not recommend.
For the price not worth it esp seeing rats running around.
I was picking up a phone order for my husband not too long ago. I sat and watched employees toss chips from huge bowls on to the other honestly they had no gloves on and mins ago they were serving someone or checking them out with hands dirty from trays and money/​cc now you’re touching chips that you’re about to serve to someone ??? Umm no thanks! Never was a fan of this place never will be.
And that was the last order I picked up for my husband!
Sorry!

Back before we were married, my wife and I would make frequent visits to the Tri-​Valley area of San Ramon, Dublin and Livermore. Retail centers visited included the likes of Stoneridge Shopping Center, Blackhawk Plaza, and Hacienda Crossings. Given the climate out in this area, our culinary habits seemed to center around Mexican restaurants and frozen yogurt shops.
We got married in 2007, settled in Marin County, and apart from an occasional trip along I-​580 out to the Central Valley and beyond, this region all but disappeared from our lives. But last Christmas I received a gift card for a bookstore that could only be used at a brick-​and-​mortar site, one of which is located in Dublin.
Given that we had an engagement in the late afternoon, we decided to have lunch in the area. The taqueria we had frequented during our courtship was apparently no more, so we did some searching before deciding on this place. We arrived promptly at high noon, parked in a rather poorly paved lot, and sauntered inside.
It was pretty much the moment we stepped inside when we realized we had made the right decision. Fully stocked bar, festively dressed employees, happy gossiping patrons, and Mexican soccer on the television — yes, the environment was a positive. Chips were nice and smooth, salsa pleased the wife’s palette, and the menu was extensive enough so that any sane customer should be able to find what they want. I ordered the Camarones Diablo, specifying that I wanted the spiciest sauce available.
They certainly delivered on that promise — in fact, so much so that I wound up having three full cups of soda (I typically have just one). Rice and vegetables were freshly cooked and went down easily. Usually when I order shrimp I usually wind up being disappointed by the quantity. Not the case here — in fact, the meal was so fulfilling that I barely finished it. Certainly did not require dessert! Wife was fully satisfied as well, and the bill came to a mere 42 smackers. Highly recommended!

Went here for my bday with my fam.
They raised the prices on some of the dishes and granted I thought my favorite dish, Pollo Verde, was a bit on the cheaper side at $ 12.99, it’s DEFINITELY not worth the $ 18 it costs now. The plate used to be beautiful with a tortilla shell to hold the mango salsa, but all of that is now missing with the price increase.
My mom’s meal was burnt and she struggled to eat it, but the waiter made sure to address that, so kudos to his customer service.
All in all, the increase in prices is a deal breaker for going back. I’d rather get Mexican food at a taco truck anyway.

My coworkers love coming here and it’s not a bad place! They have plenty of seating whether you have a small or large party. Lots of food choices on the menu too.
PARKING: Big lot, tons of space. You should find a spot no problem.
FOOD: Complimentary chips and salsa as you look through the menu. Salsa is a little spicy! Don’t get full off the chips. Their dishes are promising. My favorites are the Super Burrito and the Tostado Salads — depends on my food. The fajitas come in large portions with your choice of corn/​flour tortillas. So much more to try here!
SERVICE: Staff is friendly. Don’t come here if you’re in a rush though. If you sit in an obscure location and little further than the main area, it gets a little harder to flag down someone to take your order or for your check.