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Casa Mexicana

Casa Mexicana

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2.3 Google Review
3185 Creekside Way, Sun Peaks, British Columbia, V0E 5N0, Canada
(250) 578-8343
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Feb 10, 2019
We went there for margaritas, and had a very uncomfortable experience. While being the ONLY people in the restaurant, our simple drink orders took 15 minutes to prepare while sitting in an eerie silent Mexican themed restaurant. After our 2 drinks were accounted for they generously gave themselves a non-negotiable 20% tip.

Feb 7, 2019
I’ve been by this restaurant around noon, midday, and in the evening. Nine times out of ten, it’s closed. Once I was able to peak at the menu, and it’s very limited with overpriced items. Not worth it. I can make myself Mexican food for cheaper, and based on other Google reviewers, I can probably make it better too.

Jan 13, 2019
My husbands dish was good and the margarita's were good but my dish( can't recall what it was called but is their signature dish ) was a major disappointment. It had very little flavor and the portion was ridiculously too small, asked for more rice (over cooked) and was charged an additional $4 We were charged 15 % tip( automatically added to the bill totally) and was asked for a tip % when we used our credit card. We almost tipped twice. Our server (Mexican lady) was nice but an older lady server was not so pleasant almost rude. We will never go back.

Jan 15, 2019
Absolutely terrible. We waited the better part of one hour for our meals. During that time, the waitress approached us 4 times to clarify our order. The wrong meal was then brought out, she took it back to the kitchen and returned with one of our meals. It was stone cold and looked absolutely disgusting. We went up to see the owner and asked to pay for our drinks and that we wouldn’t be staying to eat. Manfred was extremely rude and hostile. He expected us to pay a gratuity and charged us 15% tax instead of 12 on our drinks. We were very happy to pay for the drinks that we had. He stood there arguing with us saying that we needed to pay the tip, we refused and the patrons behind us also backed us up saying their meals were also terrible and cold. He then counted out our change in quarters from the staff tips and tried to shortchange us three times. I wish that we had read all the reviews before we went because as you can clearly see everyone that goes he has the same experience. Manfred, there’s a huge problem with your business everyone that goes there can see that, maybe it’s time you made a change and did the right thing by your paying patrons. If this wasn’t a resort that brought tourists year after year, you’d go broke as you couldn’t possibly have return customers.

Jan 30, 2019
How can a Mexican restaurant expect 23 dollars for a burrito with absolutely no Mexican spices? It's not that hard to cook. Overpriced and awful food...worst meal I've had in years.

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