3 Amigos

The place was really noisy but the waitress was nice. The food is ok but for the price, what can you expect. The fish tacos were dry but the steak taco was delish!

Lunch combo $ 5.50. Also offered a buffet. Clean… good basic Mexican food. Large booths great for groups and families!

My family and I were navigating to another restaurant but it was closed — so we ended up here. The service was friendly and all our food came out in a timely manner. It’s not our favorite Mexican place in town… but we left happy/​full.

I had a great experience this past weekend while hosting a party in the private dinning hall at 3 Amigos. Everything was just perfect, food on the buffet was maintained hot and fresh, staff was always present seeing to the individual drink needs of my guests, and no surprises during the event or when the bill came! Patricia, owner of this family owned restaurant, is a delight with work with, and she has always been very pleasant when I have dined. Not only is 3 Amigos my local favorite restaurant, but now my favorite establishment to host events!

Decided try a new place for dinner with the family and was pleasantly surprised. Kids loved the beef nachos and the quesadillas. The beer and mug were ice cold. Chips, salsa, and queso were great and dinner was really good. Glad we found this place so close to home.

My friend and I stumbled onto this restaurant looking for another one. People were standing outside and look like a lot of people inside so we went in. It’s a cute restaurant, we sat on the veranda which is the closet to a patio (they had all the doors open).
The menu had a ton of stuff on it and a lot you don’t always see. I had my usually combo #6 and my friend had chicken fonado, which looked amazing. We lived the skinny margaritas and they were strong.
Downside of the restaurant, we had a waiter who knew nothing of the menu or even what skinny margaritas were. We sucked it up to he must be new. There was no music on the veranda. We laughed at the Christmas stuff animal on the mantle and its August.
All in all we liked it and will go back. The food was good

This is the worst service and food that I experienced. 3 out of the 5 orders that were put in were incorrect. My Pollo Loco was nasty and there was nothing special about it.

I love 3 Amigos. It’s family-​run, and the owner is the sweetest lady — we had our wedding rehearsal dinner here because we wanted something low key and cost-​effective so everyone (not just wedding party) could come, and we saved a ton of money. If you’re considering hosting an event, 3 Amigos is a great option! It was buffet-​style, and we paid per head and then additional for drinks.
The enchiladas are fantastic — I always order one cheese and one chicken and have never been disappointed. Many types of margaritas to choose from, and while they’re not that strong, they’re also cheap (not going to quote a price in case I get it wrong!). Highly recommend, PLUS you’d be supporting a family-​owned small business!

LOVE this place! My husband and I go here all the time. They have the best margaritas in town, and the food is awesome. We had our rehearsel dinner for our wedding reception here and they were awesome. Set out a whole buffet of food for us, and accommodated the massive amount of people we had come!

Had lunch to go and it was not good at all. Taco was all mashed together and the flour tortilla was smashed together in foil. Asked for jalapeño’s on the side and they took it upon themselves to put them in side the burrito only, not the taco. The hostess was very nice but I didn’t like any part of this lunch.

The food was very good. I had the grilled chicken and chorizo and my wife had the pork burritos. The food was tender and flavorful and the portions were generous. The service was slow at times, but overall the waitress was good with a demanding foursome.
Ignore any bad or stupid (Haunted? Really?) reviews. You will have a very good meal at a fair price here.

This a good family Mexican restaurant. The food is always good an the drinks are strong! I highly recommend finding a deal on groupon!

The Service was soooo bad here I made a Unilocal account! lol, but seriously!
Today my family and I went there around 5:00pm. When we first walked in we stood waiting on the hosts to seat us for about 11 minutes! THEN when she finally came to seat us she didn’t greet us and made it seem like it HURT her to open her mouth and say «DO YOU ALL WANT A BOOTH?» We tried to ignore it and just sat at the bar. While siting at the bar 3 other employees walked passed us like we didn’t exist. After siting there for another 15 minutes we finally got up and left!
For this restaurant to be named 3 amigos (friends), it defiantly was NOTHING friendly about it!

This really sucks on service, I got a groupon deal, and it was 16.98 for 1 cheese deep, 2 entrees, and 2 margaritas, en up adding 2 more $ for lettuce tomato and sour cream, 0.50 for strawberry flavor, final cost 22 $, waitress took 30 min to take our order, my gf left her phone on the table and they stole it, this place is super bad I’ll never go to this ever again, waitress had the worse attitude ever. Worse place ever!

3 Amigos is a fairly typical Mexican restaurant out in the ‘burbs. I was invited to a surprise birthday lunch for a coworker this week, and 3 Amigos was the destination of choice.
We were seated in a semi-​private area to accommodate the crowd (we had 20ish people in the party). Once we sat, a kind and efficient sever came to take our drink orders. Chips and salsa came out quickly as well. The salsa was a bit fresher tasting than most.
Apparently the buffet is the way to go. It’s quite economical ($ 5.99) for a soft drink and AYCE buffet. I perused the offerings and decided to go for it.
Each day on the buffet, there’s a specialty item, which is a nice touch. Lots of salad-​y items, grilled veggies, meat, enchiladas, taco fixings, small cheese quesadillas, rice, beans… and some dessert items. One was something like a pig in a blanket, with banana pudding instead of pig. Count me in!
A friend ordered from the menu and her food came out impressively fast!
I wasn’t expecting to be wowed by this experience, but I must admit that 3 Amigos is doing something right!

There’s too much competition for this to be so mediocre. I ordered the Carnitas dinner and that was a B+, pretty good all in all. But had to ask for tortillas. Charro beans were fine.
Husband got the Tacos al Carbon and they served what looked like shriveled, dark brown (fill in the blank, you know what I mean) small scraps of steak sitting all alone on three soft flour tortillas. Some lettuce, cheese and salsa/​sour cream in bowls on the side.
The little «doodies» loooked so lonely and cold and sad. He ate it, but it wasn’t very good. We asked for hotter salsa and they brought some more flavorful and saltier salsa, but it wasn’t hot. What’s up with that? When you ask for hot in a Thai place, you get HOT. Yes, we are gringos, but we like hot food so bring it on. We finally got some «colorado» sauce which we put on everything to jazz it up.
Margarita was pretty good.
We will probably keep looking for better Mexican than this place. I’m pretty sure we saw the «mama» owner ’cause she came out and checked the register tape to see what the revenue was for the day (we were there about 8:30 PM). But she didn’t walk through to ask how the meal was nor did she interact with anyone. Our gringo server could not have been more disinterested either (I recall his name but I’m not gonna call him out).
Food: blah, zero flavor. Service: C-​. Atmosphere: just OK. Price: average.

This place is haunted, y’all. I’m just telling you now because quite a few strange things happened while we were here that almost made me make a mad dash for the door … not without my plate, of course. =)
I had a Groupon. The Groupon was for a shared cheese dip w/​the free nachos, two margaritas and 2 combination meals. For my combo meal, I ordered the hard taco, chalupa, and burrito. First strange happening: a gust of wind flows over my head, causing my hair to slightly blow– but it was so LOUD. For a second, I thought a bat or some bird had swooped over me. My dining partner ignored it, but when she saw how big my eyes were, she asked, «What WAS that?» The waitress smiled and said, «It may be a crack over there by ya or something.» So, she heard it, too. No… it was just a wall. No cracks included. Creeeeepy.
She brings our margaritas out, and upon first sip, I was buck-​eyed again. No strangeness again… yet, but the margaritas, believe it or not, are strong as heck. I wanted to taste some peach in there, too, not just alcohol. It was all good, though. I had no real complaints with that, but now why are the lights flickering on and off all of a sudden? Oh, and let me tell you, whenever I would point to those flickering lights and tell my dining buddy to look behind her, they would STAY ON, so she could never quite catch them flickering on and off. Honestly, we did not make a big deal out of it, since she’s relocating back to Atlanta, and we were all excited about the move and talking about it.
When it came time for the waitress to take my Groupon, the Wi-​Fi connection was so slow, that even though I had it pulled up, it began re-​loading and would not come up again. Let me tell you, the waitress and the owner stood at our table for so long while I worked on bringing that Groupon up, that my food became ice cold. They would not leave the damned table! Owner and Waitress, get the Groupon first and let the customers eat! I didn’t realize how long they had been standing there until I took another bite and was eating icy cold Mexican food. No bueno!
The food? Oh, yeah. The soft taco was ok. It was not the most flavorful, but it was good enough. The chalupa was good, and it was probably the best thing, since it had sauce and cheese on top, which gave it a bit more flavor than the taco and the burrito… Ugh. That burrito was not good. :(The refried beans were like flavorless mush. There was just nothing good about that burrito except for the lettuce. :/​As I mentioned before, the margarita was good, just a bit strong, so I couldn’t taste the peach flavor.
As we stood up to leave, the entire dining room’s lights began flickering on and off in the most obnoxious way, as though someone was doing it. Another waitress yelled, «Stop turning the lights on and off!» She looked around the corner and looked back at us with a puzzled look before saying, «I don’t know what that is… Is somebody flicking on the lights?!» We didn’t stand around for an answer. I dipped on outta there.
To top it all off, we make it outside and it’s around 55 degrees in the middle of August. It was actually chilly out there! 3 Amigos, I don’t know about y’all… somethin’ ain’t right. It just ain’t right. 3 stars for an overall «ok» experience.

Since the establishment is supposed to be about FOOD– it gets only 2 stars, and I’m being generous. The food has NO flavor. It all looks great, and each item looks different from the other, but it all tastes the exact same– bland, bland, bland. Someone should introduce these folks to can of Adobo, and they might be on point.
Got a Groupon deal. Couldn’t figure out why they were doing a Groupon with such excellent Unilocal reviews. Well, as we headed out we found out– this place is in west B.F.E. It’s a terrible location, far removed from an expressway, and on a two-​lane road that is maddening during rush hour. Who’s driving waaaay out here to eat Mexican food on the regular? Probably not many people, hence the Groupon.
Other than the food and location (blink blink), it’s a nice spot. We had extremely friendly and competent server service, the Margaritas were tasty and potent (both frozen and rocks), and the ladies room was quite clean and fresh.

Upon walking into the place my husband, friend, and I were impressed by the cultural art of the walls. The lighting is a bit dark, but it does compliment the atmosphere of the artistic expression that they are going for reflecting the country. There is a lovely fireplace and homey décor that is eye-​catching and interesting to look at.
Bridgette was our waitress and though she had some things asked of her she wasn’t sure of off the top of her head, she was very attentive and overall a pleasant server with a great sense of humor.
My husband loves being able to get cheese on his enchiladas but in the past, restaurants would either likely or just not put cheese on top as he likes it so he quit asking. He was very happy to find a handsome amount of cheese on his enchiladas and even more thrilled at their delicious flavor!
I tried the shrimp, chicken, and beef combo fajita plate (about $ 13 or so) and I must say they are very different from most other restaurants! The exquisite taste was so memorable and wonderful to me! And the shrimp are not tiny, either! I would surely recommend this dish with a mango daiquiri! If anyone were to come to me asking for a great place for Mexican for a nice quiet date or to even kick back with friends and watch the game, this would be it!
Hats off and cheers to perhaps the VERY best Mexican restaurant in town! This establishment I understand has three owners and their food is fresh daily and the shrimp is hand-​picked by the owner! If you are looking for a consummate eatery for Mexican that is worth the few extra dollars (and I mean very few), do yourself a favor and stop in at least once! It’s worth the drive and dining experience by far!
We WILL be back, more than likely accompanied by friends/​family once again!

Came here for my husband’s birthday party on Tuesday. The service was spot on. Michelle was our server, and she is the daughter of the owners. Extremely nice, and she was very efficient. Had a big smile, and a bigger personality… LOVE that :)
They made my guacamole and salsa to order… NO onions, and we loved these apps. So fresh and flavorful.
We started with a pitcher of frozen Margarita’s, and a friend asked if they made «Skinny Margaritas.» I, of course had to ask what that was. They are the real deal just like the inventor of the Margarita made them. Freshly squeezed lime juice, tequila, and triple sec. Garnished with a lime, and an orange wedge. Muy delicioso!!!
Our entrees were so good, so fresh, and so much to eat. They consisted of Oscar’s Delight, Shrimp Diablo (hot and spicey), Tequila tilapia and shrimp, Tacos al Carbon, and Texas fajita nachos.
The food was beautifully presented on the plates… your eyes eat, as well a your stomach :)
Everyone loved their meals because of the freshness, spices, taste and presentation. We all talked about how this restaurants dishes tasted so authentic, and better than most is the area.