Los Pinos Mexican Restaurant

David Crandall

This restaurant has an unusual atmosphere. It looks as though it may have been a somewhat sprawling house at one time, and rumor is that it was once a casino. This makes for heavily segmented dining space, providing a bit more privacy (compared to other restaurants) for conversations among a small group of friends (4-6 people) in a quiet, comfortable setting. The food is good, but fairly standard Mexican comfort food fair. The unique setting provides the main draw, not the food.

Jules Bondy

Very friendly staff, generous portions and authentic Mexican food. A nice place to break your journey. Serves Mexican coke (sweetened with sugar cane rather than corn syrup) as well as American coke

Nina Vandeventer

Tried to get something at "Red Dot Vegetarian" but the 1-hour wait was too long for us. Stopped here as there were nice covered picnic benches/outside tables. Service = 5, Food = 3, Convenience = 5, Value = 4 The food was a little salty for me. The combos (offered on the back page of the menu) of tacos, flautas, enchiladas, chile relleno, etc. offered enough mix and match choice for people with different eating preferences.

Steven Rank

A small but comfortable restaurant. An extensive menu of Mexican dishes. I have to say I was not really impressed with the Carnitas. They said it be in chunks of Pork more and they are more like slices in some were way overcooked. I’ll say one thing for the burritos they are like five pounders. I was also disappointed that we weren’t ask or offered tortillas with our meal. Prices were reasonable.