Las Palmas Mexican Restaurant

Reviews

• Sharon C.

  star star star star star_border 29 July 2026

  For my wife and I, we get that eating out, like most everything else, is truly subjective. For example, my wife likes salsa and hot sauce that would burn the paint off of the space shuttle and I, on the other hand, prefer mine far more subdued - as in, leaving my lips and innards without smoldering embers either in or, to put it gently, out. That being said, our experiences are really about sharing our perspective and those things that ring true for us.
  
  People say "authentic" as if that is a definition that holds the same meaning for everyone. This place is authentic, if you base it on the fact that the recipes are authentic to the owners and their personal interpretation of their offerings. Meaning, if I decide to make you a burger the way that I like them, you can bet your tutu that it's "authentic". Well, it is. No. Really.
  
  So, if you want Tex-Mex (lived in Houston and San Antonio, Texas for several years), or something akin to a more robust Taco Bell, this is not the place. The business isn't fancy. The decor is, well, ya' know, a salute the Mexican Heritage without making you feel like you've just walked in on Cinco De Mayo exploding in bright colors all around you.
  
  And much like the business itself, for us, the food is not fancy. I had the steak burrito and enchilada. My wife went with the steak chimichanga and chicken burrito (and the habanero sauce that had me sweating from just smelling it - she ate it all). There food is lightly seasoned and that allows for you to really enjoy the flavors of the meat(s). The cilantro rice was new for me but, still tasty. Not something that I had ever had before so I admit, the first couple of bites were, different but, not distasteful. Just, new.
  
  The beans - whew, tasty! The sauces. Not too heavy, and not too much. The chips were fresh, crisp and quite delicious.
  
  In the end, I think you might go here because you want food with substance that isn't like every other place that has a taco and beans. I think that you go here to have something that's an experience outside of what we may have come to expect from Americanized Mexican fare.
  
  One trip to see and perhaps, like my wife and I, you might go back again.

• John R.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 27 July 2026

  My steak fajitas had a small rock in it. Hurt like hell when I bit into it. First and last time I'll order from here.

• Lauren E.

  star star star star star_border 23 July 2026

  I really enjoy this restaurant. My friend and I try to meet here every few months as a little tradition. The service is always prompt and friendly. The food is tasty and the margaritas are good. You can tell this is a family run business. They have groupons every once in a while, always giving us an excuse to come back.

• Renee S.

  star star star star star 19 July 2026

  This quaint little spot was the best way to wrap up our last day of vacay! The food was DELICIOUS!! They made it just the way I wanted it! (I can be a little extra at times) My food was hot and fresh! The corn cake on the combo plate was AMAZING!! The sauce on my chimichanga OMG!! We used a groupon but they still gave us EXCELLENT service!! I definitely recommend this establishment!!

• christina u.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 15 July 2026

  Food was well below average. I ordered the stuffed chicken and was told that take 30 minutes. The vegetables were over cooked soggy broccoli. Gross red says. My honey had to search for the chicken in his burrito. The iced tea was good.