I have been here a few times and the food has never disappointed me or my family. Most times, they have live music. The environment is very energetic and fun. It can be difficult to hold a quiet conversation because the place stays packed. The wait for the food is minimal. Once you taste the food, you'll wonder why it didn't take longer. The cooks do an amazing job to make sure you leave full and satisfied.

The chicken enchilada was pretty good. Service was okay and staff was kind. Manager was nice enough and very welcoming.

It was a very nice experience. The place is very Day of the Dead theme, it's really cute. I noticed a karaoke spot by the bar. The food was really great. The chicken was really good and grilled for my fajita. I will be returning. I only have one bad thing to say. And it's about a young lady giving out chips and salsa. She had long black hair, very beautiful. But it was touching the chips, bowls and everything she was holding. It grossed me out. Thankfully a gentleman gave us our chips and salsa.

This is my new go to mexican restaurant. The prices are a little more than a lot of others but I feel well worth it. The food was wonderful. The drinks are strong. I've only gone on saturday evenings around 8:00 and they've had a live performer. The performer is actually the main reason we went back the second time. He is really good! Even if you didnt want to eat, going to have a drink and listen to the entertainment would be a great night out.

Best Tex-Mex in the area. We go here quite often for not only the quality of food, but also the quality of the service that is provided. I will say the best appetizer they have is the choriqueso. I usually get the fajita Al Pastor store as my entree. Be prepared to ask for a to go box because the amount of serving they give you is impressive. There are two for one house Margarita is a perfect way to end your day. I preferred the frozen, but I’ve had the frozen and on the rocks.

Really enjoyed the new location. Have had many items on the menu. The food is very fresh and plenty of staff to accommodate even during peak times. The menu prices are comparable to other restaurants in the area. The margaritas were also on point. Though I only order top shelf; grand margarita.

We took in this restaurant on my quest to try someplace new, and quite enjoyed our evening!! We did not call for a reservation, we were there at about 6 PM on a Thursday evening, the parking lot was relatively full, however, when we entered our hostess seated us immediately ! Our server greeted us almost immediately to review the menu and ask for our drink order! We started off with a Margarita and a draft beer. She was cheerful, engaging and attentive to our needs. I ordered a fajita burrito, I had never had a dish like that, and it was delicious ! Large chunks of steak, the vegetables were cooked yet still had a bit of crunch Debra had the puffy taco, she said it was delicious, yummy !! Overall, we had a lovely time ! Bonus, within a few minutes of us sitting down, we noticed that two musicians were in the back area. They began playing and we enjoyed their song, selections, lots of 70s and 80s songs that we enjoyed. This is a relatively new restaurant, brand new building, all new furnishings, atmosphere is lovely!

Great restaurant with live band, which is a rarity for the area! Had happy plate( chicken, shrimp , steak over french fries covered with cheese sauce) YUM! husband had fajitas, loved them as well. Other restaurants in the area put BBQ sauce in their fajitas for whatever reason, Pedro's doesn't do that, Thank God! Cheese dip was NOT watered down, which was great. Bonus brownie points for fresh berries is my and my husband's margaritas! Will be making this place our go to mexican restaurant!