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Hacienda De Vega

Hacienda De Vega

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3.9 Google Review
162 S Rancho Santa Fe Rd, Encinitas, California, 92024, United States
(760) 738-9804 www.haciendadevega.com
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Apr 7, 2018
We decided to try this place to see the new RSF restaurant in the neighborhood. It’s not starting well because I can count 10 open tables, but for some reason we have a 20 minute wait for a table for 2. Oh, and, there are 3 other people waiting for tables too. I started with 1 star because of the greeting and wait, but improved it to 3 stars. The food was really good and the service from our waiter, Wes, was excellent. He, and the food, salvaged the experience, but the greeters could be a bit more welcoming and appreciative of customers.

Mar 17, 2018
Food is great, ambiance cool and inviting . Tree in center of restaurant adds nice touch- lots of outside comfortable seating. Ordered shots of tequila but some were not available- 1st week grand opening. Bummer you have to ask for chips and salsa.

May 11, 2018
The atmosphere is the best!! The food was excellent as well!!! Very relaxing and peaceful with great areas to sit and talk.

Mar 11, 2018
The long wait for a cramped table was expected from the busy opening week for this restaurant. The host staff was juvenile and the wait staff was clearly untested. So the hour and a half wait made a lot of sense. What really earned this one star was the bland and straight from the frozen food section cuisine they dropped in front of us. Some of the more laughable burrito ingredients included a quarter slice of lime with rind attached and a full quarter slice of tomato tucked in with the beans and rice. The chef also seemed to finish every dish with a handful of melted jack cheese...... Cheese bae for sure. Eat at Del Taco and save yourself some 💰.

Mar 29, 2018
This restaurant is in a beautiful location, with outdoor seating and lovely ambiance. However, the seating is awkward, with uncomfortable traditional Mexican chairs, poorly cushioned, and you are unable to sit close enough to the table since the table bases prevent you from sliding your chair close enough--there's not enough room to place your feet between your chair and the table base. The service was meh. The waiter didn't fill up my water glass when he filled the glass for my dinner mate. The dinner was not great. We shared a salad and main dish, but both were brought at the same time, and though we said we were sharing, the restaurant didn't split our order nor give us plates and utensils to split the order until we asked. The main dish was skimpy--poblano cream chicken enchiladas with a skimpy portion of shredded chicken, unattractively plated, with bland rice and unappealing and less than tasty beans. The poblano cream, to be fair, was good. The salad had huge chunks of iceberg intermixed with a smattering of other greens, soggy canned mandarin segments, topped with overbreaded chicken, and drenched in a sweet-hot sticky sauce. The sauce (more sauce than dressing) had a good taste--wish we had ordered it on the side--as it overwhelmed the salad. Service, plating, taste, and general comfort were all far below what we expected.

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Sat:11:30 am - 9 pm