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Pedro's Mexican Restaurant

Name: Pedro's Mexican Restaurant
Address: 4938 W Glendale Ave, Glendale, AZ, 85301, US
Telephone: (623) 937-0807
Price range: $$$

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4938 W Glendale Ave, Glendale, Arizona, 85301, United States

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Tracy Becker

May 2, 2018

My husband and I have been eating here for many years. The atmosphere is nice, all the servers actually make you feel like you're a part of their family. The service is always spot on, and the food... Delicious! This is by far our favorite place to go.

Carol WILLIAMS

Feb 22, 2018

Here's my review for Pedro's Mexican food restaurant at 4938 W. Glendale Avenue. We've been going to Pedro's for many years. It's not fancy but they have the best Mexican food we've ever eaten! You've got to try the tacos they are the best! Also the chips and salsa are the delicious at Pedro's. The Pedro's Special is my favorite. All the food there is delicious I haven't tried anything I didn't like. The waitresses are super friendly and ready to take care of your every need I can't see going to any other Mexican food restaurant. As long as Pedro's is open that's where I'm going.

Mike Miskimen

May 5, 2018

Me and Mama have been coming for years. The girl's are great. Isabella, Anna, Martha, Betty, Ronda and her Mother. The servers are awesome. The food is always good. Try the Nachos. Get the mini. You wont eat it all. We will always go back.

Cloresa Kilogan

Feb 11, 2018

My family and I have been eating at Pedro's for probably over 20 years! The chips and salsa are excellent and anything we've ever ordered has been delicious! Some of the same staff have been there since we started eating there. The food is served fast. My favorite dish is the homemade green corn tamales with no sauce, just melted cheese on top with a side of their San Marcos sauce!!! You will not be disappointed! Enjoy!

Justin lunsford

Mar 31, 2018

Customer service was amazing. My brother and his gf absolutely love the place. I personally thought it was alright. My mother and i had cramps immediately after. *** Well since you gave such a nice response I'll give it a five. I'll give it another try***

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