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I guess if you want the smallest enchilada's in the Quad Cities you will be in the right place. Portions are small for the cost. It seemed like they t…
Michael Christensen
Maria’s Mexican Restaurant & Cantina
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Good authentic Mexican food at a reasonable price. Small locally owned place, will definitely come back again.…
Sportzbug
Maria’s Mexican Restaurant & Cantina
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I have been eating here for about 15 years. I love the food . Everything I have had there is amazing but normally just settle for a large combo . My o…
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4 Reviews on “Maria’s Mexican Restaurant & Cantina”
I guess if you want the smallest enchilada’s in the Quad Cities you will be in the right place. Portions are small for the cost. It seemed like they threw them in the microwave for 1 minute then served them to me. I think I could have better from a frozen enchilada at Aldi. Do they really expect a tip with type of service?
Good authentic Mexican food at a reasonable price. Small locally owned place, will definitely come back again.
I have been eating here for about 15 years. I love the food . Everything I have had there is amazing but normally just settle for a large combo . My only complaint is the lack of pricing consistency . U can go there 5 times and order the same thing each time and pay 5 diff prices depending on who rings you up . I have been upset by this but the food is so good I continue to keep going. I do recommend !
Decent. Since I moved to the Quad Cities in January 2007, I’ve tried to find tasty and more authentic Mexican food. Quad Citians seem to favor the always busy La Flama, Azteca and Los Agaves, which aren’t very authentic, have middling food and their menus are interchangeable. You’ve eaten at one of them, you’ve eaten at them all and all entrees taste very similar.Maria’s is none of that. It’s never crowded, there are no roaming off-key mariachi bands, the food is home made to order and it’s authentic as you can get in the Quad Cities. Also, the menu is unique. You’ll find the staples, but you’ll also find things like tacos al pastor, menudo and mole chicken enchiladas. Maria’s salsa is tasty and pretty spicy. I’ve heard some people complain that service is slow, and it’s certainly not as fast as the other places I’ve mentioned. Sit back, have a margarita, relax and know that you’re going to get tasty homemade Mexican food.Thus far, however, my favorite Mexican food in the Quad Cities is from El Mexicano, which is much less expensive than Maria’s and most other Mexican restaurants in the QC.