Christina's Cocina Cafe

I wouldn't call this mexican, more like, mountain mexican? The sauces they use are rich, robust and more akin to gravy in flavor. The chili verde had chunks of chicken and tasted like chicken gravy. The meal wasn't bad, it just wasn't what I think of when I think of mexican. I'd say give it a shot you might like it, if not there are other options. It's certainly popular locally. Side note: not much in the way of spice, but most people around here don't seem to like spicy. Im sure if you request it they can kick it up for you. They were certainly accommodating to me.

Ordered the pork Chimichanga, rice, and beans. Added an egg for beans. There was quite a bit of sauce on chimichanga, which made the outside soggy. The flavor was good. The rice had some kind of sauce on it, tasted a little like tomatoes. Our server was wonderful, as was the atmosphere. The chips were good, as was salsa. Ask for the hot sauce. Mix it up for fun!

A very nice little restaurant hidden on the edge of town not too far from the Berkeley Pit. The place had great ambiance and creative decor. The food was fresh with its own approach to Spanish food, which included a fusion of Spanish and northwestern US seasoning. It is definitely the type of food that will taste better the next day after the spices have settled. The atmosphere is that of a home town restaurant frequently visited by the locals. Servers are kind, hardworking, and very approachable. The desert menu is one of renowned fame with selections such as fried ice cream which has become a local favorite over the years.

They had amazing food and great customer service. It didn't take long for us to get our food either. This is definitely one restaurant that I will be going back too.

Hands down my favorite restaurant for Mexican food. I haven't been back for years due to moving out of state and nothing compares. It's delicious still! Thank you for keeping this Great restaurant going and still the best food! It never dissappoints! The fajitas are the best with the chicken, steak and shrimp. The seasoning is great. I order the pico degalo and add the green goddess sauce to dish with flour shells! The staff were all so friendly and we had great service! My friend enjoyed the chillie relono's. Great too.

I recently visited a Mexican restaurant and was impressed with my experience. The first thing that caught my attention was the cleanliness of the restaurant. The tables, chairs, and floors were spotless, which made me feel comfortable dining there. The staff were friendly and welcoming, making the atmosphere very inviting. The menu had a wide selection of Mexican dishes, and I was pleased to see that they used quality ingredients in their food. However, the prices were a bit higher compared to other Mexican restaurants I've visited in the past. Nonetheless, the great vibe made up for it. I tried the Carne asada, which was okay, but the chips were absolutely amazing. They were crispy and fresh and paired well with the homemade salsa. Overall, I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a fun and delicious Mexican dining experience.

This place was good! Got the combo meal with tacos, the chicken cilantro roll, and beans and rice. Also, a margarita. I had never had the fried chicken cilantro roll before, and I loved it! The rice was really good. My husband got nachos. The food was delicious. The service was somewhat slow, although it was pretty busy at the time. Our server was very nice. We would come back here again, but not if we were in a time crunch.

Great little Mexican restaurant. They like to push a sauce called goddess. It's ok but seems to be a mixture of ranch and guacamole. Guacamole is good enough imo. Service was great. 4 full meals and soft drinks for $70.