Los Arcos Mexican Restaurant

My 93 year old grandmother is moving out of state. This is a tough thing for our family. Made especially so, given this pandemic has made things really hard to see our elderly family members the last couple years. Before that, life had my kids and I living all over the country and away from home. They hardly had a chance to meet her and I haven’t had enough time with my last grandparent. This was the last day our extended family could see her and we had planned on going to a park to stay out of the way and not bother others. The parks were booked under canopies for reunions, and my grandma wanted to come here, because it is her “favorite restaurant for Mexican food.” She “wanted one more meal there.” We called literally at the last minute and asked for them to squeeze in like 15 people, and they accommodated us. I know it was annoying and we were not organized and we really needed time to visit together as cousins and aunts and uncles and nieces, nephews, great grands with their great grandmother who has definitely lost familiarity with things. They made it work and tolerated the hectic situation. They didn’t rush her and let the little ones feel welcome. They were polite and the food was all exactly as ordered. We are very grateful for this time there!

I went to Los Arcos when a friend suggested they may be the best Mexican restaurant in the area. I was not disappointed! They may or may not be the best in the area, but they are the best I've had! Service was excellent, food was fantastic, and it was very affordable for what I had. I'm looking forward to going back and selecting something different from the fully loaded menu.

This is a very nice and locally popular restaurant. It is large and the two times I have been here it has always been full. The owner came to our table to check on us; the service was fast and the environment is family friendly. I am Mexican and I remember what food tastes in my country. I also want to clarify that the food at Los Arcos has flavor and is good, but I would not advertise it as authentic Mexican food. It is a standard American Mexican restaurant.