Mi Casa Grill Cantina

The ambiance and décor was really nice here… I wish I could say the same for the food. The salsa and chips were good but everything else was pretty awful. If my review was based on the food alone, I’d give it 1-​star. It gets the extra star for the good service and atmosphere.

We dine her several times per year. Our most recent was on Cinco De Mayo. Outstanding staff, great Margaritas, incredible food. Large portions and the freshest tortilla chips I’ve ever had. There is a bar with gaming. The bartenders are the best! I had a burrito. It was large and delicious. We also had ceviche, which was also outstanding. My wife had tacos and loved them. This a hidden gem inside the Silverton Hotel, off the STRIP.

Went there Saturday night for dinner and it was great. I have lived here for almost 20 years and this continues to be one of the best Mexican restaurants in the Las Vegas/​Henderson area.
They made the quacamole tableside and it was so fresh. The downside is that they charged $ 9.00 for a small bowl which I think is a bit too much.
Chips and 3 salsas are brought out right away. No charge…
The margaritas were excellent. However when I ordered a few Tequilas straight up or on the rocks the drinks were very stingy (my only negative of the night). Stick with the margaritas…
Great ambience (try for a booth), excellent service. I highly recommend going there.

I was a little disappointed with my dining experience at Mi Casa Grill Cantina. The ambience was gorgeous but the food tasted generic to me, and the food is the most important part of going out to dinner.
I did not care for the enchiladas because they were made with flour tortillas, which to me is just not right. The rice tasted like dried out Zatarain’s to me. The beans were good, but not good enough to round out my experience.
Next time I am staying at the Silverton I will probably stick with the buffet.

It was amazing! Food was excellent and drinks were good. Love this place. And service was fast… also cute butts of all the pretty lady’s :) if I could give it 6 stars I would

Honestly, for the overall experience and price, this is as good as it gets! After reading the reviews, I was expected good but not great, and was very pleasantly surprised!
The ambiance is very nice — kind of a Mexican village at night. Its festive but not gaudy like a lot of Mexican restaurants. We loved the overall décor!
The next surprise was the incredible service! Celina was our waitress and she was great! Super attentive and very knowledgeable about the food.
Next surprise was the price — very reasonable for Vegas. Combined with the happy hour which stretches until 7:00pm, the prices were even better. Our beers ended up being $ 2.50 each. A full 3 taco carne asada plate with rice and beans was $ 13.
They have a full menu — tacos, burritos, enchiladas, chile rellenos, carne asada, etc.
Based on the prices, I expected the food to be mediocre, but it was delicious! The chips are served with 3 kinds of salsa (all tasty), and the chips were very thick and fresh tasting. We later learned they are baked and not deep fried. Next, we tried the avocado fries. Yep, a sliced avocado battered and fried with a ranch chile dipping sauce. So tasty and so unique!
The entrees were just as good as the appetizers. And while most Mexican restaurant refried beans are forgettable, these were absolutely not. Very fresh tasting and I believe they are made on site each day.
Overall the food was easily as good as some of the best Mexican I’ve had, and when the price is considered it was an incredible value!
We had 4 beers, the full order of avocado fries, chips/​salsa, and two entrees for $ 52. I paid with a smile and will refer anyone looking for good Mexican to Mi Casa Grill Cantina.
I don’t often give 5 stars, but when they nailed the décor, the ambience, the food, the service, and the price… well, its hard to find any fault.

The food here was so fresh and delicious. We came for a late lunch, so there wasn’t much of a crowd. Our waiter was very kind. The atmosphere was also very nice and the prices are reasonable. I will definitely stop by here the next time I visit Vegas.

Their lunch menu is only 5 items. That’s it. And every single one has meat. They just lost a group of 10 today because they don’t have their full menu available for lunch.

Great twist on plain old Mexican food. Affordable and filling! Great attentive Waitstaff. I highly suggest the chilli releno, best I have ever had!

I was surprised how much I liked this restaurant. It is one of the best of the Tex/​Mex restaurants in off Strip casinos.
I didn’t order a starter because I knew I’d eat enough in chips and salsas to make up for that. My server, Celina, was at my table quickly to take my iced tea order and it was quickly brought. It was also refilled without asking several times during dinner.
I ordered the carne asada with it cooked rare. When the meal came, I was stunned at the size of it. There were refried beans, rice, grilled peppers and onions, sour cream, guacamole, and pico, tortillas, and a large amount of perfectly cooked rare steak. On the back of the platter was a whole Mexican street corn cob.
The beans and rice were standard. The street corn was good but the star of the show was the carne asada. The meat was rare and tender and I enjoyed it very much.
I had so much to eat I was rethinking my need to get dessert. Well, that thought went by the wayside quickly. I ordered coconut flan. This was the only let down of the menu. The flan was a little heavier and not as soft as one normally gets. Also, I could only discern a small coconut flavor in the flan itself. The coconut flavor came from the coconut spread on the dish. The caramel topping was just overwhelming. It detracted and overpowered the flan rather than adding to the flavor. It was also a reason why the coconut in the flan just didn’t come through.
Service was very good between Celina and a runner who was there with iced tea and ready to be of help.
I really enjoyed this spur of the moment trip to the Silverton.

An update is long overdue. Christina, Leo, and Jessica. They are the best group of bartenders ever, in my years of going there. All give you great service, and take care of all of their customers. I am comfortable going to the bar for food and beverages any time, knowing that l literally have no worries… unlike previous times.
Christina is the spicy one, bringing a nice flavor to the atmosphere. Leo is the philosopher, who can discuss most topics with insightful contributions. Jessica is the mom, who often anticipates your needs before you articulate them.
The food has been consistently good, and the only problems I’ve had were resolved to my satisfaction.
See you in a few months, readers!

Awesome server, ask for Billy! Great chips and salsa with four types if you ask for the extra hot Diablo! Fajitas with steak were excellent, rice and beans good.

Service 1
Wait 1
Chips and Salsa 3
Value 4
Food 3.5
The slow service and multiple wait staff standing and talking, for 20 minutes before getting waited on.
The only positive from the service was the soft drink runner and chip refiller. Outstanding gave him a big tip!
Food average for casino food. Nothing special.

I wouldn’t even give this place a star after my last visit. I always looked forward to coming here from California anytime I visited, but this place is a joke. I was so excited to eat my street tacos that I order every time but apparently no one knows what the hell that means at a damn Mexican restaurant. After the order was wrong the second time I gave up and got my checked. I was over charged and the waiter did not care. Thanks for the shortest and worst time out for dinner. Don’t bother coming it’s always empty for a reason.

Very good, excellent service from a well trained professional staff. Great salsas come with fresh chips, unique offerings.
Wish the casino Promotions Dept could stagger the dates for coupons, so that it does become ridiculously busy on the 15^th Of the month.

Went to redeem a gaming/​dining promo of $ 10 slot play for paying cash for a $ 10 lunch. Sounds like a great deal!
The shrimp dish from the $ 10 lunch menu I ordered was covered in the diablo sauce, and it was just way too much. I tasted it and knew that even being a spicy food fan, my stomach couldn’t take that much diablo sauce! Or my colon, for crying out loud!
I asked for a manager and found out they would try to find one. Instead, one of the chefs came out. I explained my plight and he didn’t agree with me. No apology, just an attitude. His «explanation» was that it’s diablo sauce. Well, duh. That doesn’t make it OK to pour it on!
I’m no Gordon Ramsay, but I know when they screwed up!
So that was returned, and I had the chicken enchiladas instead, which were so yummy!
Sad and so unprofessional. Hopefully an apology is forthcoming for basically telling me to eff off (if I could have read his mind) because I dared to complain about their crappy dish!

Best mimosas ever
The service is really good … The food took a little long but well worth the wait
Need to get the avocado fries ! Crispy on the outside and sooo creamy inside serve with a creamy sauce
I also ordered the carne green salsa burrito very good size burrito
Everything was yummy

When Mexican food is one of the choices, our daughter will choose it every time. Having lived in San Diego for many years, the hubby and I are a little more picky and we usually rate a Mexican restaurant on their salsa, margaritas, and chicken tortilla soup. I’m happy to say that all three were delicious at Mi Casa. We also really enjoyed the ceviche. Food prices were great… drink prices a little high, but it is Vegas. Service was also quick and friendly. Overall, a great experience and I’d definitely eat here again when staying at the Silverton.

LOVE THIS PLACE for a great locals night out!
To get thing started, are hostess was a doll. She offered us a seat on the floor until I saw the booths, and asked for one of those instead. She didn’t bat an eye, and led us to a booth.
The drink service was prompt, and our waiter, Luis, was no non-​sense. P. S. I LOVE the waitstaff attire here: they have cowboy-​esque black colored shirts with pearl buttons and skull and rose embroidery. A very nice touch.
We ordered the «Bloody Maria» (a bloody Mary with tequila) and a house margarita (the special was a margarita with 3 street tacos). There was plenty of alcohol in the drinks and they used special care mixing the ingredients. Bloody Mary was nice n spicy! Just how I like it.
Two of us ordered the Santa Rosa salad with chicken. HOLY COW WHAT A SALAD: black beans, big chunks of mango, lots of avocado, pan fried corn, grilled chicken, finely shredded carrots, and nicely shredded lettuce. The salad is tossed, so every bite is super flavorful. It’s also super deceiving: the bowl looks small, but good luck finishing it. This salad is filling!!! Seriously, one of the best salads I’ve ever had!
The service was prompt and attentive. Luis came by a couple times to check on us, but didn’t linger. Water glasses were filled and the check was brought quickly.
Also, I totally love the ambiance in here. Lots of low lighting, leather bound menus, wood finishes on everything, etc. Very romantic!
The ONLY criticism I have: the music playing through the restaurant was totally random. They were playing top 40 radio hits. It was out of place. This place is so cool and unique, I think they could find some more complimentary music to go with the setting and food.

We came here for my bf’s holiday work party and got the whole pace rented out. I didn’t have high hopes for this spot since they only have a 3 star rating on Unilocal.Since it was buffet style, we got to sample a large variety on their menu.
I didn’t have anything to drink from the bar, but I heard the drinks were good and strong.
For appetizers we had taquitos and empanadas. I love fried food so I was hoping that this would be good. The taquitos were crunchy and had a good flavor to them. I enjoyed these a lot with guacamole. The chicken empanadas weren’t so good. The chicken was really mushy and it was filled with this weird tasting sauce. I didn’t know empanadas were supposed to be wet inside.
For the main course we had beef fajitas. This was actually pretty good. The meat was tender and had a good amount of spice, but not burn your mouth hot. Their tortillas were warm and soft. I think I ate 3 of them. The rice and beans were typical, but edible. The steamed vegetables were way over cooked and reminded me of baby food.
I was really excited for dessert since I have a huge sweet tooth. When they brought out the churros, that was the highlight of my meal. These were solid churros! Deep fried, sugary goodness.
Overall, this was better than I had expected. I don’t know if I would come here again on my own, but I wouldn’t be opposed if someone else picked this spot.