La Parada Cafe

Entering to the restaurant seems a party, and it’s wonderfully celebratory! We arrived for a late brunch and were immediately seated beneath one of the well-taxidermy bulls. Again, with so much flair everywhere my eyes couldn’t keep from wandering and it was fun. Anna was a very helpful waitress. We ordered a couple margaritas and while a bit expensive, we’re not disappointed. Dad a Cadillac ($17.50) and me a spicy with infused jalapeño ($13.50). We were told it was the well tequila but I’ve forgotten the name, and the drinks were as delicious as they were beautiful. Loved my giant plate of chilaquiles and was juuust able to fit everything in. Dad said the chorizo in his enchiladas was great and almost sausage textured. He finished everything but the last of his seasoned potatoes. The atmo

This was our first time here and we didn’t like it . The food is ok , nothing outstanding, no flavor in our chilquiles , just standard red and green sauce. The service was really bad . There were not enough waiters and the kitchen was really slow. It took 50 minutes to get our food and the restaurant was not even full . The place is beautiful, unfortunately is not what they say it is.

What an amazing breakfast experience! The service was truly exceptional from start to finish. We decided to stop in for breakfast and left extremely happy. This establishment easily ranks as one of the best breakfast spots we've encountered in the area. Every detail was perfect – especially the homemade tortillas and the consistently hot and fresh food.

Went here for brunch and was told there was a 45 minute wait. It took 90 minutes to be seated and over 2 hours from check-in until food arrived. The food was excellent and the cinnamon coffee was really good with French Vanilla creamer. But not worth a 2 hour wait.

I came here 11 months ago and never stopped thinking about it. This has become a staple restaurant I must visit when I come to Reno. I highly recommend getting the horchata cocktail, it’s so delicious.