Asaderos Restaurants

The previous poster seems to have had an atypical experience there. I have been enjoying Asaderos for many years. The booths in front do face each other but if this bothers you request a table in the back half of the restaurant. If the beans and rice are bland add some of their great salsa to liven them up. The albondigas soup is a good starter and the chile verde is great too. They also make a great garlic shrimp dish worth trying. Really, everything I've tried has been very good and I've eaten my way through most of the menu. If you like it really hot order some fried jalapenos. They're smokin'! more

This was the strangest dining experience our family has ever had! The restaurant is located next to Chuck E. Cheese and is in a little corner of the center. The booths were tightly squeezed together and you faced the booth opposite you while dining. My kids felt uneasy about eating while watching the party in front of us. The food was moderately priced and lunch and dinner menus were offered. The rice and beans were very bland and the service was slow. The waitress tried to overcharge us and I used a coupon from the Dining Out books, however that did not seem to help the restaurant's appeal. I don't mind paying more if the service and food were good. This establishment has been in business for over 20 years and I guess they have patrons that enjoys this type of cuisine and service. more