CASA SANCHEZ MEXICAN RESTAURANT

My name was on the board out front which means a free margarita, so I stopped in and got the burrito supreme which was massive and delicious. Chips and salsa included. Great deal for $19.50!

Very good service and large portions of delicious food. I had the pork meal and my wife chicken taco salad.

Maybe we came on a night without their normal chef, but the food was extremely disappointing. We had about 18 people, and all 10 adults were disappointed. Even the flavor of the rice and beans weren't very good. The churros were at least decent, but the flan was terrible - it had the consistency of scrambled eggs (picture below). Prices represented much higher quality food. The service was okay, but they refuse to split checks which is also a bummer, especially with today's technology. We have eaten at a lot of Mexican restaurants and are generally happy to please, but won't be returning here.

Best Mexican food I’ve had in a while. I am from Texas, so my expectations are always high. We ordered the arroz con pollo and it was divine. A huge portion and lots of fresh veggies. We ordered the large margarita and it was GIGANTIC. We’ll be back!

Fabulous little place with outstanding food and great service. The salsas were a little different than the traditional kind, but we're quite tasty and great with the crispy tortilla chips. My wife doesn't like refried beans and usually asks for double rice and forgot this time, however, she enjoyed them and ate everything on her plate. It was that good.

I’ve been eating here for 4 months and absolutely loved every visit. The food is always delicious, fresh, and well-prepared. The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, making every visit even better. The restaurant has a cozy and comfortable atmosphere, perfect for relaxing and enjoying a meal. Sad to leave, but I’ll definitely miss this place!

Food was great. Atmosphere is fun. Challenger burrito is totally BS

Casa Sanchez Mexican Restaurant – A Moment I’ll Never Forget ❤️ On Friday night, July 18, 2025, something small but deeply meaningful happened that I’ll remember for the rest of my life. My family and I were driving back to Chicago from a road trip to California. It was late, and somewhere along I-70, my daughter urgently needed to use the restroom. After trying two exits and finding everything closed, I took a third exit and found myself in Frisco, where I came across Casa Sanchez Mexican Restaurant. The restaurant was already closed. Still, I knocked on the window, hoping for help—and to my surprise, a kind male employee came to the door, listened patiently, and kindly let my daughter use their restroom. I offered to buy something or at least pay for the kindness, but he refused. “We’re already closed,” he said, “but if you want, you can have some drinks on me.” I no said it’s ok and I insisted on paying to show my appreciation, but he simply said, “Don’t worry—I understand. I have a daughter too, and I know how it is.” That moment of compassion, at the end of a long day, meant the world to us. It wasn’t just about access to a restroom—it was about being seen, understood, and helped when we needed it most. In a time when empathy can feel rare, this man reminded me that goodness still exists. Casa Sanchez, you now have a special place in our hearts. I promised myself: next time I pass through, I’m coming back to enjoy your food and personally thank you again. Thank you for your kindness, your humanity, and your incredible customer service. We need more people like you in the world. 🙏❤️

My husband and I drove through Frisco a week ago, but were there before all the restaurants opened. It's such a cute town so we just walked around for a bit. But- we were driving back through today and I remembered a Mexican restaurant in Frisco, so we stopped in for lunch- great decision! They have some tables outside, but we chose inside seating. We sat down and a server brought over water, chips and 2 different salsas that were very tasty. I ordered a medium size skinny margarita- and it was huge- but also really good and tart- just the way I like them! I ordered a chicken dish and my husband ordered a pork dish- hindsight- we should have split one meal because they were huge!!! Very fresh and delicious, but we couldn't finish them. All of the servers we interacted with were so nice, friendly and very helpful! Everything we ate was very good and it was a fun experience!

2 for 1 margaritas?! A dream come true! This place is really good. Their quesadilla hit the spot and was HUGE. Their salsas are also awesome. And finally their margs are excellent. I love the strawberry one. And to top it all off, they give you a tequila shot when you leave. Can't ask for better service than that!

The service, the food, the ambience were all exceptional. The gold marg was perfecto as was the carne asada quesadilla. The server, Manuel was over the top. Can't go wrong here especially with the shot of free tequila for an dessert

Staying in Frisco and just a couple of doors down is Casa Sanchez. Was talking to a family on the mountain shuttle yesterday and she said it was great so we thought we would give it a try. Small place with an intimate feel. Waiter was nice and helpful and we were started with chips and some green chile salsas. Both were great but I really wished they had a red salsa. I did ask and he said they had a spicy one and asked if I wanted to try it. It was tasty but too spicy to have much of. We ordered our food and the portions are very large, we were glad that we decided to split things as the burritos are too large for most people to eat alone. Everything was delicious and it started to get crowded about the time we were finishing our meal. Would highly recommend if you are looking for some great food for a reasonable price with great service along Main St in Frisco!

I love this place. What a find. Highly recommend the birria tacos. The taco Tuesday $1.50 ea tacos are a great deal. I recommend the ground beef over the shredded chicken in the hard Tuesday tacos. The green salsa on the table is awesome. Both salsas are mild and not too spicy. Of note, this is one of the cleanest (Mexican) restaurants around. The portions are generous and the service is kind and efficient.

We stopped in after a day of hiking and some beach time. We were hungry!!! We enjoyed the different salsas served with chips and added in the queso. The queso was thick and creamy. We had a taco salad and both my daughters had carnitas. Everything was good.

WE LOVE Casa Sanchez! This is our new Mexican go-to in Summit County. You cannot beat the value of $1.50 tacos on Taco Tuesday! We love all the other menu items, too. And of course, all the employees are great! The bean dip is amazing and the salsas they deliver for free are GOOD! We love everything we have ordered including quesadillas and enchiladas and of course the margaritas. The pitcher is a great value - highly recommend. It is towards the end of Main St, and is often overlooked - but is the best Mexican food on Main St!

This is our first time at this location. We love these guys and the great food. We feel that they make the best fajitas of all the Mexican restaurants we have visited and we do go to several from the front range. We always enjoy their margaritas. Love their queso dip as well. They are must place to visit. The Leadville location is very nice place in an old building. Enjoy!!

Service was really great! Umberto was very attentive. Food was delicious, we especially loved the salsa. It was also great price for the portion sizes. The margarita gold was also delicious. It was our first time in frisco visiting from CA, we'd definitely come back again! Their house tequila was also so delicious. I ordered a pork chimichanga and the pork was super tender.

Wow. I often tire of having to post less-than lovely reviews for restaurants but this little place has restored my hope that people still know how to cook. Small little place on the Frisco strip that packs a big punch in both portion and flavor as well as generosity with their ample servings of homemade chips (yes!!) roasted tomato salsa AND a beautiful tomatillo/avocado mixed salsa. These folks take time and care in their homemade everything and you won't be disappointed!

Our food was fantastic and the service was good too. I would definitely go back. The margaritas were pretty good and we got free shots of something with tequila.

Overall solid experience: - came on a Friday evening around 6, not too busy. Seated right away but the service was a tad slow still - server was a really chill guy, asked him to change one of the TVs to the NBA playoff game, no issue - free fresh hot chips with 2 rly great salsas: one chunky, non spicy and one green crema with a bit of spice - food came out LIGHTNING fast: got the enchiladas as my entree and they were massive too! Steak was a bit chewy but great flavor. My partner got the chipotle chicken enchiladas and also a great portion packed with flavor - plenty of seating and a chill vibe overall, great location in downtown Frisco FYI: the buy one get one marg is a great deal but it's per person, so you can't go in with 2 peeps and get a marg each. They're reasonably priced to begin with though

We are from New Hampshire and wanted Mexican food that was close to our Airbnb. This place was perfect. Great location on Main St, super friendly staff and HUGE portions. They give you chips and two unique salsas, that were delicious. We had two skinny margaritas that were great (and we are picky with margaritas!) We enjoyed our drinks there and took out food to go, worked perfectly.

Big portions that were delicious. This was great for us after a big day on the mountain!

We stopped here after leaving Copper Mountain. We had a party of 6 and was seated rather quickly. Since it was earlier (for us) we decided to have a few drinks and enjoyed the chips and salsa while the folks we were with ordered food. I can't complain about the Tecate and chips/salsa. I thought the $20 price tag for three street tacos was a bit insane. I asked them how the food was and told it was good but nothing to write home about. Couldn't judge for myself. After we got the check they offered complimentary tequila shots which was cool.

Margaritas were excellent. Chips and salsa were great. Entrees were okay for the price.

First really good meal in Frisco Homemade chile and salsas. Huge potions to fuel your outdoor adventures. I had a burrito with chicken that smothered in salsa and just great. The real star of the table was the pork plat. Annotated on the menu as their best plate. It is true! The pork is well seasoned. Overall solid. For Frisco, I give it 5 stars.

They were able to seat our party of 6 fast. The drinks came out fast as well as the food. I shared the Green Chili burrito with chicken and that was delicious. The rice was great. The refried beans were spicy but too puréed for my taste. The Taco Salad was just ok, nothing to write home about.

Hmm... My family came here for my sister's 20th birthday and was promptly greeted with some pretty tasty chips, salsas, and some waters. This was the end of the redeemable part of our experience. We got two of the medium combinations, the chilaquiles verdes, and the enchiladas suiza (?). None of us finished more than a quarter of our plates. We're from Texas, so we take our Mexican food quasi-seriously, and this felt like a joke. When we left, we met a woman at the door and she asked if it was any good. Unfortunately, we had to tell her to go elsewhere. When we came here, it was pouring rain outside. I don't know why, but the host sat us right next to an open window. It was freezing and we had to ask to be moved. There were ample open tables, so placing us right next to the window felt ridiculous. Upon receiving our check, we realized that there was a $5 upcharge on one of the medium combination plates. We're assuming that was because of the guacamole tostada, but $5 seems a little egregious and the price was never mentioned to us beforehand. It felt like a sleazy way to get us to pay more for the mediocre food. Also, they kept dropping stuff in the kitchen which would make a reverberating clanging noise. While the patrons around us were quiet, that combined with the noise of the music was pretty distracting. As for the cleanliness, my sister claims that she could see into the kitchen from where she was sitting. From her spot, she watched the dishwasher dunk the silverware into a bucket full of "piss yellow" liquid to clean them. Moreover, she saw them clean the spatula in that concoction, use it to cook, then dump it right back in there. While not a crime, definitely not the most hygienic. I understand that quality Mexican food is hard to find in the mountains, but you'd probably have a better time making some yourself.

We had a great experience & food was delicious! Even though we visited the restaurant during mudder season (end of April) as we made our way back from Moab, the whole staff was great & accommodating. Food & drinks were timely. We'll be back!

Great place for Mexican food! We walked right in without a wait. The margarita gold was strong and a bit Smokey. We have the mushroom, tomato and avocado appetizer, it was excellent as were the chicken mole enchiladas. The mole was especially good. I recommend a shot of the house tequila, La Familia, hints of carmel and vanilla.

Food was so good. Great portions. Service was great. Margaritas delicious . Definitely a must. I will be back.

Food was amazing and the service was excellent! Highly recommend the quesabirria and strawberry margarita!

The Ambiance is fine. The service was great but the food disappointingly average. No seasons but very salty! Guacamole was brown. And the beans seemed to be out of a can.

Very good. Clean restaurant. Servers are very polite and joyful. Salsa is fresh with red onion and cilantro, tasty. Chimichanga shells were almost flaky like a croissant made in House, WOW! A must try if you have not experienced that with a Chimichanga:) Loaded with fresh toppings. Beans are fresh with the right amount of melty cheese. Margaritas are not iced down and plenty strong. Was grateful for the complimentary shot of tequila served at the end with our check. Nice touch! Made me feel like family. Just a cute little place. You should try!

Our family of 12 ate at this restaurant on Sunday, April 6th. 10 out of the 12 of us got extreme food poisoning. The majority of us had chicken but not all of us did. I called the store and spoke to the manager on Monday. As I was explaining that we had eaten there Sunday night and the majority of us had gotten food poisoning, he asked if we had the chicken before I told him we had. We had spent $240 and the manager would do nothing for a refund. I then looked at previous reviews and 2 weeks prior another review stated they had gotten food poisoning from the restaurant as well. Obviously there is a problem and it hasn't been taken care of for over two weeks. The service was slow. I would highly recommend that you do not eat here. They obviously do not care if they are serving improperly made food. We will never go here again.

The only thing good here was their salsa. I got a fajita salad bowl and my girlfriend got the steak tacos and both items were no good. The steak was chewy and fatty and my girlfriend said that the tacos tasted like soy sauce. I wanna go back here again. Two stars because the salsa was fire

Do not walk, RUN to this restaurant! The food is that good. I'm typically NOT impressed when I eat Mexican food because it never lives up to my expectations. Casa Sanchez is an exception. I loved it! Growing up on the border, my family would eat at a Mexican restaurant in Juarez every month. Yum. When we moved to New Mexico, I learned how green Chile dominates everything. I moved to San Diego for college and fell in love with Baja California Mexican food. It's salsa and pico de gallo featured cilantro that made me quickly forget Tex-Mex. I was not impressed upon entering Casa Chavez. The place was empty when we arrived for dinner an hour before closing. Was there something I missed? Maybe it's the impressive tequila collection on cheap shelves that greets you as you enter? It could imply the place is more of a bar than a place to eat. But, alas, the town was empty of tourists. And most locals don't eat after 8pm. Turns out the big crowds came Saturday. Within seconds of being seated we got chips and salsa. The corn chips were OK. A little heavier than I'd prefer. But the salsa, WOW! One salsa featured roasted tomatoes making it look almost black. It was divine! The flavor popped, followed by a lingering heat that was just right. The green tomatillo and guacamole salsa provided a good balance to the roasted tomato salsa. Then the king, or queen, of margaritas arrived. Blended just right and offered in sizes from regular to large. It did not disappoint. We ordered combination plates. Our server, Carolina, suggested the chili relleno and chalupa. I've been burned before on chili relleno, so I passed. When I hear Chalupa I think Taco Bell. No thank you. So, I ordered a chicken enchilada and shredded beef burrito. My wife ordered a chili relleno and shredded beef taco. Also, I NEVER get beans. All rice. I'm that picky. So imagine my surprise when our food comes and the beans actually look the opposite of the disgusting refried beans served most places. I tried a bite. Then another. These are the best I've ever had in a restaurant! Oh, and the Mexican (or Spanish) rice is light, fluffy and flavorful! My chicken in my enchilada wasn't flavored. But the cheese and red sauce made it edible. My shredded beef in my burrito had a good flavor. A little sweet and tangy. It was topped with a tasty green chili sauce. Then my wife gave me a bite of her chili relleno. It's basically a Hatch or Anaheim green chili stuffed with cheese, battered and deep fried. It melted in your mouth! The batter was thin and slightly crisp (not soggy with lots of grease). And the cheese combination made your taste buds dance. Sorry Texas, Arizona, California and especially New Mexico. But this is the best chili relleno I've ever had!!! Mic drop. Oh, and I asked to try their Horchata. Most restaurants fail making the rice, milk, cinnamon and sugar drink. It's either too sweet or just bland. The horchata here was neither. It was just right! I'll be ordering that next time too. The service was so good we tipped over 50%. Can't wait to get back to Frisco, CO and Casa Sanchez!

These were the absolute greatest sopapillas I have ever eaten. Be sure to leave room for this most amazing dessert.

This place is fantastic. Found it on accident and went back the next day as well. Carnitas were the best I've ever had . Atmosphere was very welcoming. Service was right on point . Above and beyond!

Tacos and margs were fantastic, the service was excellent; server was very attentive and the food came out quickly.

This was a lovely night right on the street in Frisco (we sat at one of the street side tables.) The service was pleasant and prompt. The food was just what we were looking for. I don't know from gourmet Mexican or "authentic " Mexican. I just know that the Modelo Negro was cold and the fajitas were tasty. Expect resort town prices or check menu before you go.

Ordered the Camarones a la Diabla. Asked for it very spicy, and it delivered. Shrimp was fresh, sauce was deeply flavorful, as were the refried beans. Chips were served within moments of sitting down, served with two unique, memorable salsas. Server was also very attentive. This spot deserves five stars and will be absolutely packed after mud season.

I got a combination plate with chicken taco and chicken enchilada suiza. The chicken in the taco was moist, shredded, and marinated/cooked in a salsa. Very flavorful but not spicy. The most interesting part of the meal was the refried beans, which were very creamy and had a red tint, due to being cooked with some kind of chili. It had a unique flavor but wasn't spicy.

Fantastic food and welcoming warm atmosphere. Loved it so much we went back two days in a row. Manuel was attentive and helpful.

On a cute street in Frisco and it's fairly comfortable inside. The chips were fresh-tasting and the salsa was really good. But our meals were just kind of so-so. I ordered the taquitos from the appetizer menu as my entree. Described as 'rolled fried flour tortillas filled with your choice of chicken or shredded beef. Served with lettuce, pico de gallo, sour cream and guac' These were served like stated except also smothered in some kind of sauce. Look, I really don't understand the Colorado way of smothering everything in sauce. But I've never seen a taquito smothered in anything. The beef was really saucy too, but it was the sauce on the outside I didn't care for. They were not crispy as taquitos typically are. And if it's smothered, why didn't the menu describe it that way? My husband has carnitas tacos and was disappointed in the flavor of the tortillas. The server was really nice though.

The server (who is also the manager so that you have no place to complain) is a racist. He charged Asian customer 20% tips when he provided the bill while he did not do that to white people. Both are 2-people party. Left the restaurant at the same time. So why did you charge us only and without letting us know?? After we called and asked, he was like, yes, that's how I treated you!! So what??

Relaxing outdoor sitting in Frisco Main Street! Quesadilla was good but a little greasy for me. Salsa and chips were good and friendly staff.

What an amazing place!!! Spicy margaritas were just that with thick slices of fresh jalapeños. The Colorado burrito had the best chili Colorado I have had in quite some time. The nachos ordered were large and well put together. The salsa and pico de Gallo were fresh. If you want spicy ask for the habanero salsa. When we added a little of that to the pico de Gallo, every bowl was empty. The wait staff was also very efficient, friendly and helpful.

Service was lacking - server was very distracted. Food was meh. The ground beef on the nachos were more like puréed beef with beans. Guacamole and pico were not fresh. The only good thing was a free shot of tequila after our meal was done.

Great food, good atmosphere! The jalapeño margaritas are outstanding! The perfect place to go after skiing, and you are starving. Hah!

Quaint little place right on main street. Friendly service. Food was very good. Large portions. The large margarita is LARGE! Gotta try the sopapillas!!

Horrible, Saturday @7pm. Food cold. Chicken was not fresh. Cold food, may have been microwaved. Wife's chile rellelo was warned up not deep fried.

Excellent authentic Mexican foods in huge proportion and very fast and friendly service. Highly recommend!

Awesome food and great service! Mole was delicious and the supreme burrito was huge. The free chips and salsa were also super good. Horchata was great. I would definitely recommend this place !

Great service from the wait team. Combo plate was excellent. Sat outside which was a little cramped.

Nope! We went on taco Tuesday. I had tacos ( super price of $1.25 ) , wife had a mixed plate. On the good side , service was good and food was on table fast. But food was blah, and no real taste.

Good margaritas. The food however not so much. The salsa served with the chips was a strange dark brown color with little taste. The tamale was all thick masa and not much filling, the rice had peas and corn in it but no seasoning. The red sauce was off putting in flavor, bitter in fact. but the chimmi was OK. We both got gastric upset that lasted until the next day after visiting here. Never again!

Great service and fast. Food was delicious. Must have deserts. Won't be disappointed.