[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Skip

Which restaurant?



Skip

The Mexican restaurant in Colony Plaza.

[Chi-Town]

Originally Posted by Carla B

What is the name of this Mexican restaurant and is it where Azteca used to be?

This is from the referenced Facebook page. A little confusing as to the name:


Now Open. Los Tres Magueyes Mexican Restaurant, 344 Shopping Center Dr., Wildwood, FL. 10.9 mile drive from The Villages. 461-0577. (Mexican) L/D. Opened early October, 2015. It's in the Wildwood Shopping Center where Rita's Oyster Bar and Grill did business, a while back. "The Three Agaves" is it's name. Offering traditional Mexican fare. Combo dinners start at $15. Wine and beer licensed. Happy Hour 2-7 PM. Juan Jaime-Rodriguez and Gloria Rayas-Cervantes, owners.

[tomwed]

Do they serve New Mexican food in the New Mexican Restaurant? Do they make Albaturkey?

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Chi-Town

This is from the referenced Facebook page. A little confusing as to the name:


Now Open. Los Tres Magueyes Mexican Restaurant, 344 Shopping Center Dr., Wildwood, FL. 10.9 mile drive from The Villages. 461-0577. (Mexican) L/D. Opened early October, 2015. It's in the Wildwood Shopping Center where Rita's Oyster Bar and Grill did business, a while back. "The Three Agaves" is it's name. Offering traditional Mexican fare. Combo dinners start at $15. Wine and beer licensed. Happy Hour 2-7 PM. Juan Jaime-Rodriguez and Gloria Rayas-Cervantes, owners.

A LITTLE confusing??? That's like calling the Queen Mary a rowboat

[Skip]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

A LITTLE confusing??? That's like calling the Queen Mary a rowboat

What's so confusing? The name is Los Tres Magueyes Mexican Restaurant and I saw an ad recently in the Happy Paper.

Skip

[tomwed]

The confusion is HUGE. Don't get me wrong. I love the Mexican Restaurants.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Skip

What's so confusing? The name is Los Tres Magueyes Mexican Restaurant and I saw an ad recently in the Happy Paper.

Skip

I get it---"The Three Agaves" is the translation of Los Tres Magueyes
Sorry, no habla espaniol

[manaboutown]

Originally Posted by tomwed

Do they serve New Mexican food in the New Mexican Restaurant? Do they make Albaturkey?

Green or red? I love it when I am eating at a NM restaurant, the wait person asks that question and someone at the table from out of state gets a blank look on his or her face.

[logdog]

Originally Posted by Skip

What's so confusing? The name is Los Tres Magueyes Mexican Restaurant and I saw an ad recently in the Happy Paper.

Skip

What's confusing is that this post was supposed to be about the new Mexican Restaurant in Wildwood that opened last week and we're getting reviews and opinions about long established restaurants in Spanish Springs and Colony.

[simpkinp]

We had dinner there tonight and found it to be very good. They have a Grand Opening Special of two combination dinners for $15. Also imported beers, such as my favorite Negra Modelo, for only $1.75 on happy hour. I had a Cheese Chili Relleno, Cheese Enchilada and taco. My BF had Beef Enchilada and Beef Chili Relleno. The rice was excellent. He had beans and rice and liked them both. It is fresh and clean looking inside, the staff is wonderful. They also have a restaurant in Mt. Dora. It is in the Sav-a-Lot shopping plaza. We will be back, and soon.

Originally Posted by dbussone

I don't wish to rain on a Mexican parade, but we have had 3 bad experiences at this restaurant. I will give them credit though, their past few health department scores have been very low (unsatisfactory), and it is now a 94. Despite that recent score increase it is 3 strikes and they are out from my perspective.

If you're still referring to the Colony Plaza Mexican restaurant, we had eaten there a couple of times and it was ok; we ate there last week and it will be the last. Had chicken enchiladas and took one bite - no flavor, something didn't taste right; unrolled them - ALL DARK MEAT. I don't mind dark meat in fried chicken, just never had it in enchiladas. Got a Mgr., said sorry they had ran out of white meat; refund? No way. Adios, amigo.

[tomwed]

Originally Posted by simpkinp

We had dinner there tonight and found it to be very good. They have a Grand Opening Special of two combination dinners for $15. Also imported beers, such as my favorite Negra Modelo, for only $1.75 on happy hour. I had a Cheese Chili Relleno, Cheese Enchilada and taco. My BF had Beef Enchilada and Beef Chili Relleno. The rice was excellent. He had beans and rice and liked them both. It is fresh and clean looking inside, the staff is wonderful. They also have a restaurant in Mt. Dora. It is in the Sav-a-Lot shopping plaza. We will be back, and soon.

that's a great review
i think i will try it out---i hope i can talk my friends into it

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Callaway Guy

If you're still referring to the Colony Plaza Mexican restaurant, we had eaten there a couple of times and it was ok; we ate there last week and it will be the last. Had chicken enchiladas and took one bite - no flavor, something didn't taste right; unrolled them - ALL DARK MEAT. I don't mind dark meat in fried chicken, just never had it in enchiladas. Got a Mgr., said sorry they had ran out of white meat; refund? No way. Adios, amigo.

We agree!

[Skip]

Don't you love it when a poster comments about a place and doesn't give it's name?

Skip

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Skip

Don't you love it when a poster comments about a place and doesn't give it's name?



Skip

If you are referring to my post, I noted previously that it was the Mexican restaurant in Colony Plaza. [emoji28]