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We enjoyed our lunch at Patio Tipico. Servers were friendly, food was tasty! Two in our group ordered fajitas, one ordered seafood soup and I had grilled shrimp photo.

We would definitely go there again. Driven by a million times, looked in the window after going to the Indian place across the lot and it looked clean so we decided to try it, very pleased.

First thing that jumps out is cleanliness. Everything including the restroom is very clean. We had tacos crispy and pupusa, like a version of quesadilla.

I was very happy with food and service. Entertainment which started around was interesting. I'll be back to try some of the many other menu choices.

The food was very good and though drink selection was limited the drinks we got good. The only problem was the help didn't speak good English nor was the menu in good English but luckily I had a friend that spoke Spanish!

Food was good Absolute rip off im here for 2 weeks and i wont be going back there at all their loss More. We are staying at one of the Motels down the road, and decided to walk over to eat.

The area it's in, seems a bit run down. When you walk in, it's pretty nice. There were only 2 guys at the bar, that were leaving There were 4 girls working.

It was about 6 when we arrived on a Tuesday. Nobody seems to speak English. But hand gestures and pointing seems to work.

Everything came out correct, food wise We ordered 2 drinks. A mojito, and a blue thing. Not sure what it was.

Pretty good. I was trying to ask for a blue Hawaiian. I think the only thing understood was blue. But it worked. I ordered the Honduran fried chicken.

It was a huge chicken leg, on top of lettuce and dried plantains. It was good. Had a sauce on it. Not a whole lot of meat on it.

But it was good. Did not come with sides. Hubby got the bbq pork ribs. They were good. A little dry.

But good. He got beans, that he liked a lot. I thought they were a little bland. And he got a salad, which was just lettuce, onion, a slice of tomato, and ranch.

We got an appetizer. The fried plantains with meat. They were amazingly good. The lady helping us was super nice. She tried really hard to understand us.

She smiled, and she could say a few things. Only 1 other guy came in while we were there. Sat at The bar. They had a Mexican soap playing on the TV.

Breakfast Burrito Served with fried beans, sour cream, cheese, avocado fried plantain, and tortilla. Tipico Salvadoreno Served with fried beans, sour cream, cheese, avocado fried plantain,pork rings, and tortilla.

Ensalada de Res Steak salad. Tacos With onion and cilantro. Tamale de Pollo Chicken tamales. Tamale de Elote Corn tamales.

Empanadas de Pollo Chicken turn over. Tipico Salvadoreno Fried beans, eggs, plantain, cheese, cream, avocado and pork rings. Chicken Wings With blue cheese and fries.

Chicken Fingers With blue cheese and fries. Sopa De Mondongo Beef trip soup. Served with rice. Sopa De Camarones Shrimp soup.

Sopa De Res Beef soup. Sopa De Mariscos Seafood soup with lobster, crab, shrimp and seafood mix. Ensalada de Pollo Chicken salad.

Ensalada De Res Steak salad. Ensalada De Pollo Chicken salad. Platos Tipicos. Bistec Encebollado Steak with onions. Pechuga Empanizada Breaded Chicken.

Pollo frito fried chicken. Tacos Plate Choice of beef, chicken or tongue. Hamburguesa Burger. Bistec a Caballo Grilled beef with tomato and onions, sauce served with egg, rice beans.

Carne Asada Grilled steak. With beans, salad, and rice with sweet plantains. Picada With steak, chicken, pork rind, chicken wings, french fries, chips, shrimps, plantains and pupusas.

Chicharron con Arepas Pork rind with arepas. Pork rings with corn bread. Yuca Frita con Chicharron Fried cassava with pork rind. Nachos Chips. Chicharron Con Arepas Pork rind with arepas.

Torta Mexicana Mexican torta. Mexican Food. Fajita the sousage Sausage with onions, green and red peppers and side of beans, rice and salad. Fajita de la Casa Home fajitas with onions, green and red peppers, Steak, chicken, ham, sausage and shrimp.

Fajita de Camarones Shrimp fajita. Steak Fajitas With onions green and red peppers ,beans, rice and salad.

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