Recently we visited Little Anita's which appears to be a local chain. Here's the link to their site. We were driving around looking for a place to eat and found this restaurant in a strip mall.
Chris got
#4 COMBINATION PLATE
Enjoy a chile relleno and two cheese enchiladas, topped with sour cream, with a side of beans.His also came with a sopaipilla and honey for dessert. (Yum)
I had TOSTADA COMPUESTA
A large tostada filled with refried beans, seasoned ground beef, Spanish rice and red or green chile, topped with lettuce, cheddar cheese, tomatoes, olives, green onions, sour cream, and guacamole.
We'd probably give the food here about a 7 out of ten. It was good and the portions (especially mine) were large. The sopaipilla was a nice touch for dessert.
Sadly, the atmosphere made it unlikely that we will go back, or at least not to that location. When we arrived there was a man playing guitar and singing. The guitar playing was nice, the singing was adequate but the volume was about two clicks too high. And before you say that we're just a couple of old fuddy duddies, let me say that our waitress mentioned that it seemed pretty loud too. We purposely chose a table as far from the music as possible and it was still loud. About halfway through our meal the music stopped, but then the guy went from table to table talking to the customers and handing out his business cards. He was nice enough, but it was annoying.
Considering the large number of interesting restaurants around, I don't think Little Anita's will make the cut for a second visit.
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