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Poor Mexican

Name: Poor Mexican
Address: 30500 AL-181, Spanish Fort, AL, 36527, US
Telephone: (251) 621-7433
Price range: $$$

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30500 AL-181, Spanish Fort, Alabama, 36527, United States

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Stuart Brewster

Apr 22, 2018

Enjoyed this thoroughly. I ordered Macho Nachos and will make another meal of my leftovers. Everyone ate including my picky children. Good fast service. Will definitely go back.

Maria Mata

Apr 4, 2018

We got the worst service ever. The waitress kept rolling her eyes when we were ordering. The cheese sandwich was dry and the bread was old, my grandson didn't eat it. While waiting to be seated, there was about 4 groups ahead of us and a lot more behind us, but we were the last to be seated. The girl that was on the register cursed. We were nice anyway. This was the worst place I have ever been to. I don't recommend it to anyone, and I will never go back.

Heather Parker

Mar 3, 2018

We are locals on the gulf coast and spending the day in AL. We love Mexican and decided to try this place out. Looks nice from the outside. The service was good. The food was the least authentic, tasteless and disgusting Mexican we have ever had. The salsa was just big clumps of tomatoes, the tamale was nothing but mush and the enchilada sauce was watered down salsa is what it tasted like. While everyone was friendly the food was the worst food we have ever had!!! We will not be back!

Josh Solomon

May 9, 2018

Purely excellent food for a great price. The chips are warm, the salsa is on point, the beans and rice are amazing, and to top it all off the crawfish enchiladas are to die for. I make it a point to visit this restaurant whenever I'm in the area

Mike Taylor

Mar 11, 2018

Aptly named: Poor Mexican. Just insert 'Food' at the end to complete the title. The food is about what I would describe as on the level of Taco Bell. Being from Colorado, I've eaten Mexican food from many places in the state, as well as New Mexico. I ordered enchiladas, and the plate consisted of 3 beef enchiladas, rice and beans - all bland, with hardly any flavor. As another poster said, the people were friendly. I suspected the dinner would be mediocre after eating the bland salsa served with tortilla chips, which consisted of only diced tomatoes, onions and very few bits of jalapeno peppers. Just a suggestion: Try adding cumin, cilantro, and some spices to the salsa and meal items.

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