Cadillac Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar

We were exploring Fremont Street one night and decided to grab some food. Decided on Cadillac while walking through the Golden Nugget. The margaritas weren’t all that good, so we ordered beer for the rest of the meal. Service was good, and the queso we ordered came out quickly. We ended up ordering chicken fajitas and split them between the two of us. Everything tastes alright, and our waitress was very attentive.

Wonderful service and great food. I had the Mexican burger and it was cooked to perfection and the flavor was even better. I also tried the 42 oz drink and it was good.

When im downtown and want Mexican food i usually come here. I usually get the carnitas tacos, i have also tried they’re Chile Relleno which was different than I’m used too. I won’t try it again, I’ll stick to my tacos. I normally go by myself so I’ll sit at the bar and eat there or go next door to their take out section which has 2 tables if you want to eat on the go

Pork quesadillas DELISH!!! Rum & pinapple, tasty but had to add an extra shot to get my buzz. TV’S to watch sports and nice table and bar set up. At happy hr so prices are NICE. Bartender really nice and personable.

Awesome happy hour from 4pm to 7pm. Great atmosphere to watch football. Food is delicious and great customer service.

We just checked in today and got in just in time for their killer happy hour! We got several margaritas on the rocks, beef nachos, ahi tuna tacos, carnitas street tacos, and carnitas quesadillas. All came to the table in a timely manner and everything tasted great and fresh! I only gave 4 stars because I personally hate sports and grown men screaming in my ear! But other than that this place is a definite win, especially if you’re staying at the GN!

Not much good to say about this place.
House margaritas — tasted like diet lemonade and cheap tequila (and not much of it).
Patron Perfecto — this was closer to the mark. Still a little light on the liquor.
Chips and:
Guac– bland
Salsa — too ketchupy
Cheese — can you say velveeta?
Nachos — hamburger meat, need I say more?
By far the worst Mexican food I’ve had in a long time, and the worst food I’ve had in Vegas ever I think. Service was good although a little on the slow side from the bar.

Absolutely awesome, great food, was hot, looked good, margaritas awesome, I took the family in the afternoon for lunch, waitress was nice, all in all wonderful experience, Katherine was knowledable and awesome thank you for all your hard work.

Terrible! Terrible! Terrible! In what used to be part of Carson Street Café the Golden Nugget put this. This place has an identity crisis. Is it a sports bar, nightclub or restaurant? The margaritas were okay, I guess. Although my husband order a Coronita (Corona and Margarita) and there was no Corona. Maybe the waitress didn’t hear us because the music and football game were at ear splitting volume. The food was ehhh. I had the Baja Shrimp Salad and my husband had the Mexican burger. They lacked any real flavor. The food wasn’t filling either (I ordered a pizza when we got home). I wanted to love this place but I don’t.

I will say, the food is absolutely delicious! The chorizo burger and the Relleno de camerones with the grilled corn… to die for
Service is terrible though. We were here last year when they opened and the bartenders and staff were amazing. They have new bartenders and they are friendly but lack the ability to check back when your sitting right in front of them. The newest bartender does not know how to make a margarita.
The only reason I will ever continue to go here is for the amazing food!

Pretty good Mexican burger. Thats what i recommend. Has chorizo, bacon, mexican cneese, avocado, good artisan bun, and good flavored/​cooked meat. It comes with fries. This place has good guacamole, chorizo queso, nachos, and habenero salsa. This place is pretty pricey though. Pretty good peach margarita (on the rocks). I got the chicken tacos (appetizer) and they were mediocre fyi. Good service.

Good food, little pricy. Great happy hour. Meh on the house margaritas, really acidic.
If I stay at the Golden Nugg again i drop in for a beer and guac for sure.

I can seriously enjoy a place that is decorated in tequila. It’s a place to go for good quality Mexican food and drink (if you don’t mind the prices) and to people-​watch. I felt their Cadillac margarita was made well and reasonably priced (I was suspicious of the cheaper house margarita because it did not include the words «lime juice» in the description, so I guessed it may have been a mix). The nachos were some of the best I’ve had in a while, particularly because of the cheese, though I was a bit disappointed that the jalapenos were a mix of fresh and canned. The fish tacos were pretty good too. Service can be a bit slow when they’re busy, so be prepared to nurse your drink while waiting for your food or that next drink.

a few of us decided to stop here for some food before going out. We were seated right away and a server came over in a decent amount of time. She seemed pissed when we tried to order food and drinks at the same time. it took forever to get the drinks and the food came out almost right after the drinks. Several times we had to go to the hostess and ask for out server. The food was nothing special and with this bad of service there is not a planned return in the near future.

A big group of us went here for our friend’s birthday. The place was a bit smokey. Our server wasn’t the most pleasant person I’ve ever met.
We ordered chips and salsa to hold us over. They were marginal. I got a strawberry margarita — absolute waste of calories! Machine margaritas FTL! They have burgers, tacos, enchiladas and salad on the menu. The servings are small since they’re tapas. I did like the Ahi Tacos — you can get them either soft or hard. What’s strange though is that the tacos had more of a Japanese taste to it than Mexican because of the sesame seeds and pickled ginger.
There are so many other Mexican restaurants in Vegas. Go there instead.

This is a restaurant having an identity crisis if there ever were one. It’s a Mexican (food) restaurant with the TV’s of a sports bar, night club tables and chairs to ensure eating is uncomfortable and blaring classic rock (when I was there). Service was also poor, but it was mid-​afternoon on a Monday so perhaps I just hit it at a bad time.
Anyway, we’ll go through all of the above one item at a time.
Food: my party of five had fajitas, tacos, enchiladas, and wings. Two people in the party wanted burritos, but this Mexican restaurant has no burritos… huh? The food that they do serve was not bad; Americanized ‘Mexican’ but it was pretty reasonable in portions, taste and price. Everyone was satisfied. The chips and salsa were the highlight though; they had several options and the chips were hot. Those stand out in my memory more than the run of the mill food.
Seating: there is one high top, you should fight for it if you want to eat. The rest of the place are low couches surrounding low tables so everyone can awkwardly hunch over to eat and spill things everywhere. It’s like they had some leftover night club seating so decided to re-​use it.
TV’s: they are everywhere. There is also a sports news and scores ticker that runs the length of the place. I guess they figure everyone in Vegas wants sports scores 24×7 so they did their best to make it look like a sports book.
Music: nope, not Mexican, it was best of the 70’s and 80’s classic rock when we were there.
BOOZE! Tried their original margarita, cadillac margarita and barrel aged margarita. All were pretty light on the tequila and pretty heavy on the mixers. We all gave up on trying to get drunk off their margaritas or we’d have ended up in a diabetic seizure. The «Vegas Tea», which is really just a long island with a dumb name, is much better. It’s a pretty large glass of reasonably strong long island; we were all happy with those.
The place could really improve if it switched to music that matched the theme, pour the margaritas properly (use Hussong’s Cantina at Mandalay as an example) and added burritos. Seating, whatever, is what it is and I’ll eat and booze somewhere I like regardless of seating.

I stopped in here with some friends before seeing a show at the Golden Nugget. It was during the week so we noticed they have a happy hour menu Monday — Friday 4−7pm and 11pm-​2am. The dining area is very clean with a great view of the Nugget pool area. There are also tv’s galore around the restaurant.
They have some great happy hour specials with $ 4 margaritas and deals on some appetizers. We decided to share the chips with queso. Delicious! The queso was so creamy and tasty. I’d definitely go back for more. We also split the chicken quesadilla. This was smaller but it was pack full of chicken. Again, it had great flavor with their spicy salsa on the side.
Service here was ok. Our waitress could have come over to check on us a few more times. I realize it was a bit busy for happy hour but when you are eating something spicy, your drink tends to run out quickly!
I do wish they had regular tables to dine at. We were seated on lounge benches with a coffee table height dining table. It’s just a bit awkward at times to eat like that.
Otherwise, not too shabby with a great location.

This place is really pretty good. You have to remember this is americanized mexican food in a casino but they do a pretty good job. Margaritas are very good, nachos were great & they offer o «to-​go» window. I would not hesitate at all to stop in here next trip.

This restaurant is actually pretty good for being in a casino. I loved the loungey type feel of this place with the couches. Yes, some people have said it’s kind of funky trying to eat but it’s not too bad! Tons of TV’s to watch sports and they make a yummy mojito and they have tons of tequila too (obviously). We had chips and guac and chicken quesadillas and wow they had a kick to them! But it was very good and hit the spot after you have been in the pool all day. Our server was okay. Not the best but not too bad either. Price is a little high but it’s to be expected for Vegas.
But, all in all, I think this is a great place to come with your buds (no kids) and watch the game and have some drinks and apps. Glad this is at the Golden Nugget now!

Can people stop bringing their kids to bars? For real, there was a gaggle of 5 girls under the age of 13 and a GIANT baby stroller with a baby crawling on the seats of this bar when Ife A. and I went here for dinner on 6÷13÷14. Unfortunately they came in and were seated after we were already here.
So let me just get this out of the way, a sports bar, with few actual tables, and seating more like a night club, is NO place for kids. I don’t care if it’s 7 PM, get your kids out of this bar. And bar owners, do not let kids into this place. Some places aren’t kid friendly, and your customers don’t want to be surrounded by a gaggle of kids.
This place is SO loud you have to scream to have a conversation because TVs line the perimeter of this place. Food, is just whatever. I had the tortilla soup, Ife had some sort of expensive enchiladas that she said weren’t good. My soup was fine, but it was simply a bowl of soup for $ 7.
There’s no chips, no extras whatsoever which I find strange for a bar. Chips and salsa is $ 4. Don’t they want you to eat salty foods to get you thirsty so you’ll buy more drinks? Am I the only one who has heard of this tactic is the food industry? Ugh.
I told Ife that I felt like I was eating on my couch because you have to either hold your food in your lap or awkwardly eat over a coffee table.
The fact that there was a parade of kids in this place totally turned me off from coming here again.