Hacienda Mexican Restaurants

I thought their salsa tasted like some bland tomato paste. But the chips were really fresh and their ranch was amazing. The wet burrito was definitely filling. Your not going to leave there hungry by any means. I felt like they could of seasoned their burito better. But the people they were overall very nice to us. So I give it a 4 outta 5.

Update on Hacienda. I know I said at the end of the first review that we would not be back, but we went back and much to our chagrin. Although I ordered what seemed to be a new item on the menu a Quesoburria. It is 3 small street taco shells fried like a Quesadilla with shredded beef and cheese. There was not a lot of either in any of the 3 shells, but it was very good it comes with dipping sauce and it was very tasty. I don't know how to describe it. My wife ordered a fish taco which was disgraceful. There was no more than a tablespoon of fish, not exaggerating, that they smashed and tried to spread the length of the taco shell, and they didn't quite make it. It was really Embarrassing for them. They then proceeded to fill the shell up with lettuce and some cheese. We have indeed gone to Hacienda for the last time. They did however let us sample some new salsas that they have out instead of the what I call Mexican ketchup that they've used for 40 years they had a chunky salsa and a green spicy hot salsa, both were very good. End of update. My wife and I started going to Hacienda on 1st. Ave some 40 years ago. This was before there was a Mexican restaurant on every corner, but it was our favorite. Back then, of course, things didn't cost nearly as much and we would get out of there, eating full meals, for $10. We ate there last night for the first time in several years and the place is looking its age, and it cost us, with tip, $32. Again, I know that things cost more today than they did 40 years ago, but for what we got, it was not worth $32. Our two soft drinks were nearly $6. That's the price of 5 liters of Pepsi in the store. I guess we have probably gone to Hacienda on 1st Avenue for the last time, makes me sad.