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Businiess name:
Cozumel Mexican Restaurant
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
FIrst of all, I am from California, so I know what real mexican food should taste like. People in this place have NO IDEA what it should taste like. I moved here a month ago and I haven't found one place that tastes even close. Their dishes are WAY to tomato-y and ZERO spice and they HATE cliantro here. WTF is that? Thats a STAPLE of mexican cuisine!! The food is VERY bland and not particularly fresh and they price it here like its a damn exotic import that needs to be priced accordingly. $1.89 for spoonful of RICE and multiply that X2 if you ask for a side of rice and beans!\r
My wife had enchiladas and it came with way too little cheese sauce. She asked the waiter for more and he brings a cup of cheese sauce. WITHOUT telling us that he added $3.89 to our bill for it. She ordered the rice and beans on the side because the enchilada dish ONLY came with enchiladas, which is unheard of. So we had nearly 8 dollars in additional fees for something that should have been included in the first place. If you are from the country, then you probably will like this place. If you know what Mexican food SHOULD taste like, you will be sorely disappointed yet again.\r
Pros: Place looks like an authentic mexican restaurant
Cons: Everything else.Non authentic food, high prices, little food
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