Inca Mexican Restaurant

They give you a small bowl of salsa with your chips. Although good, I would like to see at least a bowl for each person at the table - especially during a time with covid I thought this would be the norm. I asked for 2 more sides of salsa and the waitress only brought 1. I'm not sure if she understood me because she barely spoke a word of English. Our party of 3 ordered our food from our waitress and waited a normal time to get our food. She didn't check on us once, but made sure to check on the table behind me 2 times during their meal. Although the food was good, it was lacking in portion size and it seems like every time I go here there is something off about the service. I'm not going back as their are much better Mexican restaurants around town for a better price and portion size.

My husband and I tried Inca about a week and a half ago, and then we returned this past week. We have been thoroughly impressed by the cleanliness (I have never before had silverware without spots in a restaurant), the efficiency, and the happy atmosphere. The employees work well together and are cheerful. They know their regular customers and greet them coming and going. It's obvious they and their customers have a mutual warmth. Don't focus on the pictures in the menu; in my opinion they aren't appetizing at all. We waited with baited breath our first time to see how the food would look, and the menu pictures don't do the food justice. The food is made to order, and is hot on arrival. The restaurant can also make accommodations such as gluten-free, and my husband, who doesn't like red sauce, has been ordering the burrito with queso and an a la carte taco. I have been ordering a burrito with an a la carte tamale. In the past, I have had tamales that were more masa than filling or were dry or gummy. These tamales are moist and have a good amount of filling. They are delicious. I won't mention the name, but there is a fast food restaurant where I get a burrito and tear away all the extra tortilla that isn't used and isn't necessary. The Inca burritos are filling and don't have wasted tortilla as part of the offering. If there is one detractor for me, it is the rice. It tastes good, on the bland side, but good; the issue is when the plates are put under the heat, it makes the rice crunchy. In the future I plan to ask if the rice can be put on after the plate comes out of the heat. We enjoy the food and staff. We hope you do, too.