La Reyna Market And Mexican Food

532 24th St, Paso Robles, United States

🛍 Fleisch, Fastfood, Mexikaner

4.6 💬 1900 Bewertungen

Adresse: 532 24th St, Paso Robles, United States

Stadt: Paso Robles

Gerichte: 10

Bewertungen: 1900


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  • Fleisch Entdecken Sie unsere köstliche Fleischauswahl mit fachmännisch gegrillten Steaks, zartem Huhn und geschmackvollen Lammgerichten, die alle bis zur Perfektion gewürzt sind für ein unvergessliches Esserlebnis.
  • Fastfood Genießen Sie eine Vielzahl von schnellen und köstlichen Mahlzeiten, die sich perfekt für unterwegs eignen. Von saftigen Burgern und knusprigen Pommes Frites bis hin zu erfrischenden Getränken – unser Fast-Food-Menü stillt Ihre Gelüste mit schnellem Service und unwiderstehlichen Aromen.
  • Mexikaner Authentische mexikanische Aromen erwarten Sie mit heißen Fajitas, herzhaften Tacos, pikanten Enchiladas und frischem Guacamole, alles zubereitet mit reichen, traditionellen Gewürzen und serviert mit lebhaften Beilagen. Genießen Sie eine Fiesta auf Ihrem Teller!

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"I 've been to this restaurant three or four times, each visit when I was passing through the area. Some of the food here is pretty good, and it 's one of the few restaurants in the area that I know of where you can get anything vegetarian. I like that you can get tofu here and the food quality is generally good. It 's a nice location and a nice looking restaurant. HOWEVER, please note that many of the things labeled vegetarian are not truly vegetarian because they contain fish sauce. For example, on a recent visit (Sept 2011), we were informed that the tofu satay appetizer and the tom kah soup can 't be made without fish sauce, even through the menu says that both can be made vegetarian. We had already ordered these and only found out when we asked if the pad thai (which didn 't specify vegetarian on the menu) had fish sauce (it did). When we then said we didn 't want the soup and appetizer we ordered, the server acted inconvenienced and lectured us a bit... I think the encounter was more indicative of the individual than of the restaurant, so I won 't get into the details (we had great service on other visits), but the real moral of the story is: Always ask whether something has fish sauce here before you order it (if you are vegetarian and that sort of thing is important to you), even if it 's labeled vegetarian on the menu. Unfortunately, the truly vegetarian options here become much more limited in this process, but there are still several good choices."