Casa De Oro

Having lived in stucco homes in California, I really like the stucco interior and exterior of this place!
The Salsa is delicious, with the perfect touch of cilantro.
The service was fast and accurate and delivered with The friendliness of mucho Guapto !
Tortilla soup was waiting for us as we walked in.
(Pre-​order)
Give the place a try.

I like tortilla soup so we came here and enjoyed ourselves.
The service was excellent! The décor was authentic and reminded me of California.
Our server was so friendly.

This place has a great atmosphere, and an amazing bar. We came here a couple times before, and had pretty decent food. We ordered a couple of different combination plates. And they tasted fine. We came here on New Year’s eve to eat with our family, and ordered the heat is. We ordered steak fajitas, chicken fajitas, and shrimp fajitas. The shrimp fajitas were tasty, but the chicken fajitas were disgusting. They tasted like they were marinated in pure sugar. The steak the heat is we’re not much better. They were sweet and if I hadn’t tasted the chicken fajitas I would’ve thought they were disgusting too. But the chicken fajitas were so gross that that made the steak but he does taste tolerable. This is a good place to go for basic combinations. But do not order the fajitas!!!

Have driven by this place several times and decided to stop for a late lunch. Restaurant was slow, with a handful of patrons. I placed my order within a few minutes of the booth next to me and at least 10 minutes before a large group. The booth next to me had their food in 10 minutes. I finally asked the waitress to check on my order after 25 minutes passed. She brought out fajitas on a lukewarm platter. A few minutes later the wait staff delivered two sizzling platters of fajitas to the large group. When I complained to the waitress, she touched my platter and said it was still hot. Just okay food and a drink, plus crappy service on a slow day, for $ 20? I will NOT be back.

Good food, good prices, and great service. I love the way this place looks from the outside and inside. They provide bean dip and salsa with the chips. I got chicken fajitas and they were pretty close to one of my favorite places (not in Spokane.) my sons loved what they got and my husband was happy with his dish. When we come to Spokane again this will be one of our «go to» places.

My wife had a bad experience at Casa De Oro many years ago, but I finally talked her into going and we had a great night. We took our 1 year old along and he spent the whole time looking around the room at the environment. The food was great, the staff was very friendly, and we look forward to going back.

Pricey for mediocre best describes this Faux Mexican restaurant felt like was I time warped into the late 90’s. Asked for a side of cotija and was the reply was «what’s that?» face-​palm! Our waitress was busy playing with her phone while someone else cleaned up her tables. Food arrived and I started to dig in, didn’t I order a tostada? What I received was a soggy taco shell with meat and lettuce for filling. Fyi, a tostada is supposed to be crunchy on the bottom beans, meat, cheese, toppings. Relleno was good but skimpy on the cheese, all though the Verde pork Enchilada was fantastic. Will make sure to come back just going to ask for a different server next time.

We have been back a couple of times this year. I really enjoy the Buffalo Hot Wings, even tho they don’t put any Buffalo sauce on them. They are crispy and meaty .I have gotten the Albongidas Soup twice and really enjoyed it last night when we went it was not available, it’s a seasonal item??? The food is prepared well, but is very very bland. We can not be the only people in Spokane that would like a little flavor –able heat added to the «authentic «Mexican dishes the local Mexican Restaurants cook. My husband wanted a Carne Asada Burrito but the price of $ 16.95 was to high, all the burritos with meat were priced at $ 16.95. I think they will not be selling many of those anymore. I don’t mind expensive if it tastes amazing, the food here is just very bland and un-​inspired.

This place has good food and nice service. I have gone there many times and I’m never disappointed. The only reason I don’t give 5 stars is that it is never a home run. It is good just not OMG good.

Typical Mexican food on the menu here for a decent price. The chips come with salsa and beans which was nice. The sangria was a little more drier than I was use to but it was still alright and the churro definitely made up for it. The patio dining was pretty nice even though the lights kept flickering on and off and our waitress was very attentive to our needs. I’d come here again the next time I’m craving Mexican food.

We lived in Spokane for about 10 years, and have been to this restaurant about 12 to 15 times. We always dine in the lounge because it’s adults only and better atmosphere. The food here is okay, but we would choose this place because of the central location to meet with friends. We stopped going here because on our last two visits during the day, we were waited on by a dark haired female bartender who had the personality of a bucket of ice. After spending over forty years of dealing with the public from all walks of life. I mean from kings, movie stars, senators, rock bands, refugees, large families, sports teams, prisoners and a lot of whackos, etc., and etc. I looked at my spouse and said «I will never spend another dollar here again.

Had been here before and wasn’t too impressed about 5 years ago but recently went here for a friend’s B-​day. Service was great, Mole was good and was very pleased with my over all experience.

For starters they sat us down at a seat that was dirty so we asked to move to the next one. We were sitting near the entrance to the kitchen where there was a sound much like the beeping of a door to the 7 – 11. It went off about every five seconds for the entire time we sat there with little interruption, this in and of itself would have been enough to ruin the lunch, but the trashy hip hop didn’t help either. The food itself was also marginal. I’m not a good cook by even my own standards but I could have threw together a better meal myself and paid less for it. Do not bother going here.

Good and decent food. The price is right. I like the beans with the chips. They also stayed open late to let us have diner and were very gracious.

A group of 8 friends met at Casa de Oro for some socializing. Our first impression was that the atmosphere was nice, the décor right for a Mexican Restaurant and plenty of parking. When the party was seated we were told that it was Happy Hour and that the appetizers were ½ priced and there were bar specials too. Cool added bonus.
Some of the group ordered complete dinners and some choose to take advantage of the appetizer specials. Megan, who waited on us, was efficient and a good sport being as we are a fun group of friends. I ordered the nachos and they were boring, both people next to me ordered burritos, seafood and carne asada. Both burritos were short on sauce and the seafood in the burrito was made of shrimp pieces and I did not detect any other seafood.
Unfortunately those of us who choose to order appetizers found our checks to be more than we expected. Apparently, when we were told about the ½ price appetizer specials the detail part that not all choices were included in the special had not been disclosed. Personally, had we been told we would have made different choices in what we ordered from the menu and the management would not had unhappy customers.
My suggestion if you decide to go to this restaurant that you ask more questions than just what is going to be on your plate. Get the details on prices so that you know what to expect at the end. The final ticket made for the final visit for me.

Avoid this place! We saw this place and thought it looked dodgy from the outside, but decided to give it a chance anyway, well it turns out it IS a dodgy little place. Avoid, avoid, avoid not a great place for anybody. Service sucked, food was some of the worst I’ve had, it wasn’t even cooked! Places like these need to go.

This is a completely biased review. You shouldn’t listen to my advice on this one.
The bartender at Casa de Oro is exceptional. He is the hardest working man I know. I have known him for years. I really have no idea how he fits everything into his busy schedule. You can trust that he will work hard to be a great host at the bar. You should give him lots of tips.
I only wish that he would give out free drinks to his friend from his other job more often. Times is hard. It’s understandable.

We stopped in for an early dinner on our day trip to Spokane. My husband’s parents are originally from Spokane, so he has been to this location. He had a raving review for the spicy pollo a la crema (the only dish I ever order at Mexican restaurants). We both ordered that dish. The salsa was okay but Zach the Salsa Expert said that it tasted like it came from a jar. They also brought a bowl of beans for our chips in and I thought it was nice to have a warm and cold dip. The pollo a la cremas came and it was the best that either of us has ever had. The sauce had roasted chipotles so it was a little bit smokey and perfectly spiced. We will definitely be going back.
The décor was actually pretty nice and the building was large, bright, and clean. Our waiter was attentive but not exactly friendly. I think that he might have been the manager because he was giving orders to other employees. When he wasn’t helping at the tables, he just stood by a wall and watched us eat. It made me a little bit uncomfortable but I figured that he was just enjoying downtime before the dinner rush.

I always enjoy going here for a family meal. The warm bean dip with the chips they give is really good. We have never had a bad meal or poor service here. The cinnamon chip dessert is yummy, but not for dieter, sorry.
Note: we do not like any of the other CasaDe Oros in town.

Unmemorable… that’s what I’d call this place. I did like addition of beans served up with the chips and salsa. Nice touch. I originally ordered a plate that was not available that day… «neither is the soup,» I was told. I went with the taco salad with chicken, which looked like it came out of a can. I tasted fine… just couldn’t get the can notion out of my head while I ate. My dinner companion asked for an adjustment to his order, which didn’t occur. I understand that mistakes occur. No harm. The atmosphere was okay… nice music.
The food was too pricey for what one gets. Next time I’ll opt for the Azteca where I know from experience that I’ll get my money’s worth and leave satisfied.