Super Antojitos Express #2

I love their seafood molcajetes. I would of given them a five star but most of the time the floor is dirty.

Alfredo was an excellent server. Came back and asked if we were fine multiple times. Definitely coming back!

Great customer service and great food. The prices were very reasonable and the restaurant is very clean and well kept. Would definitely come back.

We love this place! Molcajetes are bomb! And the service is super good we use to go to the one on Bristol and 17 but it’s always pack they take forever with the food but this place is bigger and faster. We usually go after our softball games and it’s fun with the karaōke over all good place! Recommend it!!!

I like coming here when the other one on Bristol is packed with people but today it got kind of expensive for a 7 mares and a beer. just because they installed a new oil tank doesn’t mean they gotta increase there prices I won’t go back there again. That’s way it’s so lonely their prices are just going up and up it was better when the original owner had it these new owners are just taking advantage of the people.

There have been a few name changes but I think they settled on super antojitos express. Let me start by saying LOVE LOVE LOVE the micheladas here! So delicious! The food is not bad. Typical Mexican food, but would definitely frequent this place just for the micheladas.

So first thing’s first, this is a spin-​off of Super Antojitos. Super Antojitos is wildly popular, for some reason unbeknownst to me. Maybe it’s the community of employees, many of whom have worked there for a long time and have, as a result, developed rapport with clients. But at any rate, my point is that although Super Antojitos is a popular go-​to destination for Mexican food, the food there has always left much, much to be desired. Their salsas suck (in my mind, you can judge how good a Mexican joint is going to be just by the chips and salsa alone — if the salsa sucks, chances are good that the food sucks too).
Back to Super Antonios. I was hopeful that this Super Antojitos spin-​off would make some much needed changes to the old menu. I was especially hopeful that they’d put some effort into the salsas. Nope. All the food, salsas included, are pretty much identical to Super A’s. What a shame. You had an opportunity to actually deliver quality Mexican food and instead you reverted to the same, tired old menu. Oh well. I paid $ 15 for a shrimp plate (camarones a la diabla). The shrimp was very «fishy» and the sauce they marinated it in was sour. If you want good, authentic Mexican food, this is not the place. If you’re looking for a quick fix and don’t mind paying full pop, this place will do.

Better experience the second time. Good food.

Loved it… great variety of food… greatttt micheladas and totally reasonable price!

This place was pretty subpar. I had the Sunday Buffett. When I arrived there around 12:30 pm the food was pretty cold. I almost didn’t want to pay full price.
All the food is pretty expensive because they have a live Mariachi show with
Karaōke. The owner was pretty nice. I just think they need to step it up with the quality and taste of the food. Probably won’t ever come back here. It’s really loud. You can’t even speak to the person across from you without having to yell.

WORST SERVICE EVER!!! My tamale was stale!!! My chip basket had crumbs instead of whole chip… FORGOT our waters! Finished my drink and didn’t offer a refill!!! Wow never coming back!!! Waste of money and time! Just being honest!

Food and service have gotten worse since the opened. The meat quality is not good, i had so much fat in my taco meat I was busy picking out rather than eating.
You can find better in the neighborhood!

I am easily distracted by shiny objects and flapping things in the air (picture the movie UP, and the dogs saying, «SQUIRREL!»
Anywho…we were driving by this restaurant, when I saw a group of Mariachi dudes, playing their instruments outside this restaurant (SQUIRREL!!). We were already on our way to eat at a different Mexican place and decide to give this place a shot, cuz of the effort to draw in people.
Once you enter, the restaurant is a big open room. We were greeted immediately and asked to choose our own seat. We found a place right in the middle and set up shop. This was Sunday and they have brunch… which sounded good. I decided to lift lids to see what they had. They had chicken fajitas and other items, that did not look very appealing to me, so I opted for the Huevos con Chorizo (my standard Mexican breakfast meal).
The free chips and salsa came out and the glistening with oil, that you immediately feel on the roof of your mouth. The chips were warm, but greasy and the salsa was runny with an odd taste of vinegar. Yuck.
My meal came out and I had to try the beans ASAP. I feel like if the beans are not good, then the meal is crap. These beans were… meh. Nothing special at all. The rice was bland and the chorizo was a little overcooked, but not super bad. I ate it and my kid liked it too. My husband got some dish I didn’t recognize and thought it was just ok. He said he wouldn’t get it again. They didn’t ask us what kind of tortillas we wanted and they brought out corn for both of us. WRONG! I prefer flour. So I had to wait to get those and when they came, they had the feel of being nuked in the microwave. Overall the food was no bueno.
The service however was EXCELENTE! That’s where the stars come in. The servers were very friendly and stopped by our table often. The Mariachi players were great and there were even customers and staff that came up to sing, Karaōke style.
And, they were actually good (or so my husband says).
Would I come back??? Maybe. Only to try their $ 1 tacos and $ 2 Coronas or Margaritas on Tuesdays. I’m intrigued and there’s not much of that family style party scene in our area. Anything else on the menu is off limits now. I’ll stick to El Picante or Tacos Sinaloa in the future.

I liked the dollar tacos. They need warmer plates though. My food was sorta cold. But I liked the location. I’ll go earlier for the taco Tuesday and because they have a dance class there. They’re hustlers, I get it.

The place is inexpensive and delicious. The service is super sweet and I love the homey feel from everyone here. It’s out of the way for us but man totes worth the time. Burritos not being layered like a totem pole is a huge plus. Taco Tuesdays are gonna be a must for us!

Bad service, bad food and very duty place

Went here and they had a buffet on a Sunday plenty of food & I thought it was very tasty. The staff was extremely friendly & i’ll definitely be returning.

You have to try the Molcajete or Burrito Mojado! They are superb! The waiters are very nice and friendly, they mentioned they’re expecting to have the alcohol license to come in soon, so that’s going to be even better! They also have the greatest brunch on Sunday, there was even a live mariachi! The place is spacious and clean. I really recommend them!

Chicken and carne asada sopes are Delicious! Carne asada wet burrito also very good. Remind me of super A’s from back in the days. Perfect location for us and nice atmosphere.

Love the food, the service is great and it’s a brand new location! They have Karaōke every night! I came here to celebrate my co workers birthday on the day of opening and the atmosphere was great! Now I am back for lunch. The prices are reasonable and they have a variety of items. Since I am on a strict diet I had the grilled blackened salmon with steamed vegetables and it was very fresh. My co workers had their tacos and they loved them. Highly recommend.