Spanish Kitchen

The food was excellent! The red enchiladas were delicious, true Mexican food. It’s rare to find a restaurant where the beans and rice are like grandmas, but this place nailed it. Place was clean, friendly service. Will definitely be back.

Absolutely Discriminatory and Inhumane Treatment!! Avoid This Place at All Costs If I could give this place zero stars, I would. I visited this restaurant recently with my fully trained and legally recognized service dog, who assists me with a serious medical condition. My dog had the service vest, and I even carried documentation, which, by law, I’m not even required to present. Despite all of this, the staff told me I would not be served and was not welcome in their restaurant. They had a printed piece of paper that says we refuse the right to allow service animals in. I tried to explain my condition and the necessity of my dog, but they doubled down and kicked me out in front of other customers. It was humiliating, degrading, and absolutely illegal. This kind of ableist behavior is unacceptable, and I will be reporting them to the proper authorities under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). No one should be treated like this for managing a disability and relying on a service animal for safety and independence. If you value basic human decency, DO NOT support a business that discriminates against people with disabilities.

The food here is very good. I like that there is no corporate feel. The food tastes fresh and more like home cooking. The food is more made to order. Doesn't taste like frozen food out of the freezer. The staff is all very nice. The chips and salsa are good. I love that animals are NOT allowed in the restaurant, certified service animals only!! They make sure electronic devices are at a reasonable volume. I hate going to a restaurant and every kid has a tablet on full volume, so annoying. They also ask for electronic devices to have sound turned down so other customers are disturbed. It's great 👍

We ordered a combination plate and a chicken flauta plate. Presentation of food was ok. The beans and rice were the highlight and so was friendly staff. My red enchiladas were a little stiff, had to use knife to cut through, I prefer them to be a little softer to be able to cut with fork. The chicken flautas were so so and were better at another place, according to my daughter. We followed up with some sopapillas which were good. I enjoyed that place is very clean and the menus are under the glass table top to easily access and hands free.

Nice clean spacious venue. The service was top notch. The red Enchilada w/ beef and egg was very good. My buddy loved his Hamburger. Their salsa that comes with the chips is hot and tasty.

The server was very nice, the food was not, there is no atmosphere. It's like you walked into a restaurant that was closed. Somebody opened it and threw some tables in there. It looks very unfinished. The enchilada was tough, skimpy and had very little cheese in it. The tamale was obviously out of a can. The taco was so tough, you could hardly bite it. The chili relleno was tiny, naked and I'm not sure there was really anything in it. The green salsa was delicious, but the chips were so thick and so hard. You couldn't hardly chew them. I really was disappointed because I wanted to eat here for so long but after I did and after I talked to friends, they told me they stopped eating there years ago. Also, the prices are really high especially for what you get, the plate looks big, it's not, it's tiny.

Always great food and a wonderful staff. Love the red sauce and atmosphere. New Mexico history at its best. The pictures on the walls tell the stories of Las Cruces.

Many of the menu choices were listed as red meaning very spicy. The salsa was also pretty hot. We ordered a milder entree but it was not that tasty. The flan was good, but the portion size was smaller. We received good service and the food was served promptly.