Los Palominos

This was my second attempt at this restaurant. There won’t be a third. I ordered a combination plate with a Chile Relleno, taco + rice/beans. Plate came out hot, food was not. The taco was chicken and that was the only thing I ate, it had decent flavor. The pepper was burnt but super rubbery, could hardly cut with a knife. When the waitress came back, I did tell her about the food, and she offered me something else, which I declined because at that point we were almost ready to go. My mother + aunt had enchiladas, that didn’t have any cheese and their rice and beans were also cold. I’ve never seen enchiladas with no cheese. My grandma ate her tostada, which you can’t really mess that up. This place is definitely not authentic. The manager was very rude and unprofessional, which was no

I personally didn't care for the enchiladas but the chimichanga and tamales were decent. The refried beans are out of this world, made fresh every morning according to staff. Our server was amazing, we'll be back just to see him.

Los Palominos is hands down our favorite restaurant. My husband and I absolutely love this place and truly the best authentic Mexican food around. We’ve been coming here for 17 years, and I don’t see us stopping anytime soon. Even after moving to another city six years ago, we still make the drive just to eat here. That alone says everything. The food is consistently amazing, full of flavor, and clearly made with care and tradition. The staff deserves just as much praise as the food. Everyone is always so kind, welcoming, and wonderful. It feels like coming home every time we walk in. If you’re looking for authentic Mexican food with heart, history, and incredible people, Los Palominos is it.

The restaurant is a store front in a small strip mall. Our visit was about 3:00 on a Saturday. The portion size on the burrito was smaller than burritos I've enjoyed at other establishments for the price. The pile of lettuce on top covered up the size in the photos. Missing was a shredded beef or pork options, they do have grilled steak & chicken. The menu was good sized with ala cart options. They did have complimentary chips and salsa. We also had a couple of tired small children with us, and I felt the music was literally turned up to drown them out. At the time of our visit, maybe 3- 5 tables total were occupied in the restaurant. The food came out quickly. We had to ask for a water refill. Especially in a Mexican restaurant where food can be spicier, you shouldn't have to ask for

Los Palominos is about the best Mexican food you can get in this part of Michigan. It serves the classics and the Fajitas Burrito is a solid mix of flavor and substance. The portion sizes are plentiful and the prices are fair. My one qualm with the place is the lack of atmosphere. It's certainly a Mexican restaurant but it lacks the feel of the more traditional American Mexican restaurant.