Las Hadas Mexican Restaurant

I like coming here the food is ok. The chips should be fried and be hot, but they are always cold, they may come out of a bag! But they do make good margaritas!!!

love the vibe and the food, very authentic feel and fresh no chipolte here!

Definitely reminded me of El Presidente and what use to be El chaperral.
I had the fish tacos.. The portions were pretty big and it was tasty. I liked that it wasn’t super busy during the day so we were tended to. Don’t get the cheese dip appetizer though.. It was pretty much enchilada sauce with cheese and not worth $ 8. They should make it thicker with a roe or something. I don’t really like big crowds on my day off so I liked it very much.

I had long time would not eat at this restaurant, but a friend told me the food was very tasty and better service The last time I went to this restaurant the food was not as good and the service so so I think they have a better administration and everything is much better than before. The food was lot better, very tasty I was served was delicious. I think the stars they deserve. I will be back

This review isn’t for the restraunt as it is for the bar/​club part which is after hours. My recommendation, is to go spend your money somewhere else.
The cover charge, to go in and spend money is $ 10.00. The kitchen closes at a time but then you get charged for chips and salsa «Really?». Way to many people allowed in, to loud to enjoy company and there is no mixture of music. It’s all mexican music.
Here in the valley you have so many other wallet friendly choices.

Chile Relleno, taco and Cadillac margarita … Just perfect. I’ve been here twice and will keep coming back.

I’ve always thought Las Hadas was a more affordable version of Sierra’s. Now that Sierra’s is out of business — I would come here more often if I lived in the valley. The food: triple combo with a chicken enchilada, chicken taco, and a chile relleno $ 11.45 — served hot, tasty, and a small side salad. The chile relleno was spicy (but small), taco crunchy and stuffed with good quality shredded chicken breast. The enchilada was good — sauce a little sweet but very good. Overall 4 solid stars. House margaritas were $ 6.25 and a good value and above average. Free chips and salsa were fresh and slightly hot! Coming back!!!

Food is OK but the last 2 times I been there, I left their upset! Did not have enough waitress they took long to take our drink orders, when it was time to take our food order, man! Once we got them, some of our orders were cold :(no bueno! Last time I go there!

Great customer service as always, been coming here since 2004… My favorite is the BURRITO VERDE… The best burrito hands down, been to a tons of places and I still make the 40 minute drive to come here. Food is really good, chips and salsa are complimentary, the best in my opinion, second is Chevy’s. Me and my family are treated with the highest level customer service. What can I say? GOD IS GOOD.

Good tasting food and a friendly and attentive staff. There are also a variety of weekly events including karaōke, live big band music, and a night club if you enjoy Spanish music. There is plenty of parking and seating and a full bar. Great for dine-​in or take out.

The drinks here need a little help, but the music is good if you like the Hispanic type. It’s an okay place to come with friends. There is a dance floor too. Food here good for all you foodies out here.

I love this place! the inside may look a little run down but the amazingly authentic food is to die for! my fiancé and I have been coming here since my birthday a year and a half ago, and they have never disappointed us! the food is freshly made when you order it and they always bring me extra cherries for my Shirley temple! the portions are big enough for dinner for two nights, an you know it’s Always better the 2^nd night!

Put this on your bucket list if you haven’t already been here. This place is phenomenal.
They offer different styles of music at different times of day. The mariachis were so crisp and lively! We had a birthday party here and they were so accommodating, they actually helped me plan it! Thank you so much!

Restaurant is decent, but the bar does get pretty good with DJ music and dancing. The problem is the $ 10 cover they implement at 9 pm. I understand that this curtails random lowlife patron, but it’s ridiculous they would charge this so early jn the night when the place is still empty. I have no problem with cover charge, but i’d rather spend this at the bar. Also, huge note.:
Police frequently patrol the parking lot area, so be aware of your drunk state. Las Hadas has a bad rep when it comes to drunk patrons.

The food is just ok. The place needs some deep cleaning and the main dinning room needs to be renovated.

They have great margaritas! Cadillac is delish. I had the Carne asada and was cooked perfectly. This place is good and very close.

I’ve been going to this restaurant my whole life. My family loves it. It has mid-​priced but yummy Mexican food. Their fresh chips and salsa, and my favorite fresh tortillas! On nights where there’s music even the main dining area is very loud, definitely not a quiet meal.

GREAT mexican food! Their burritos are huge, so make sure to bring someone with you to share. LOL
My only gripe is the parking. It’s TERRIBLE! Oh and I wish they had more seating… this place can get REALLY busy! But other than that, the food is great!

This place has gone downhill big time. I was there for a co-​workers going away party, we were literally there for 10 minutes. The dining room smells old and moldy, we were seated in a corner booth and there was nothing but dust. If the dining room is that gross, can you imagine what the kitchen looks like? I was seriously afraid a giant roach or rat was going to surprise us. We literally walked out before ordering because we were so grossed out. It’s unfortunate because that place was actually decent back in the day.
I hope they do a serious cleaning there. It needs it desperately.

The SF valley has more ubiquitous Mexican restaurants like Las Hadas in just about every sub neighborhood in the area than you can imagine. Sadly Like a bye-​gone era when there were not Taco stands, taco trucks, taco fast food casual places hovering at every strip mall, today there is simply too much competition for the like’s of Las Hadas.
Their menu is very similar to a larger chain such as El Torito’s. Combo’s of all sorts in most configurations. The seasoned Mexican food eater is not going to find
anything having that home cooked appeal or that authentic street food vibe. The food is pretty pedestrian and a tad on the boring side.
They do have some things going for them. The highlight of their food may actually be their chips and salsa. They are always fresh and plentiful and the salsa has a decent kick if not a bit watery.
The mammoth sized chicken fajitas are served on the hot sizzling platter with all of the accouterments, tortillas (corn or flour), sour crème, onions, salsa, guacamole (a thimble full). Good but not great but something you will not get from a fast casual chain (Baja, Rubios, etc.)
They are good with larger groups too, 10 plus is easy for them to accommodate and their service is certainly a plus (hence the multiple check in’s). Oh yea, Kudos for their carnitas too, beyond that I would steer clear and take my Mexican food cravings elsewhere.