neela
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Cazuela's is one of my favorite Mexican restaurants around town. They are just north of campus. http://www.cazuelasgrillrestaurant.com/ Their website has music, FYI.
I think their food is a bit better than La Casita, but it's a close call. Still need to try Xalisco's.
And while I'm mentioning places, the Poboy place by Cazuela's is also good, although different food. (They have no website, so I'll link to the Alive article.)
scottlitch
Southwest Hilltop, Columbus
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I love it too. I ate there on Saturday after the game. In the summer I really enjoy their patio.
thefightinglibrarian
Running after the 'Bus
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Does anyone know how big this place is? For some reason I have it in my head that Cazuelas is a hole in the wall. I'm trying to take my parents out for Mexican tomorrow night and am trying to avoid El Vaq. If we go early-ish (like 6 or 6:30) do you think we'll be able to get a seat?
Tankyous :)
thefightinglibrarian
Running after the 'Bus
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laChewla wrote I like Cazuela's a lot. Took my father and brothers there, though we ate on the patio since it was summer. I've never eaten inside. It's all about that patio atmosphere and big ass burritos.
Will you be my burrito? :o
Zachery Allan Starkey
New York City
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I love Cazuela's. Great food, good prices, and nice people work there.
I love the patio as well. I like to go there for a big lunch, sit on the patio on the Springtime sun, eat, and read a good book.
Great place. Its owned by the same folks who own El Vaquero.
laChewla
Victorian Village, The Heart Of It All
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thefightinglibrarian wrotelaChewla wrote I like Cazuela's a lot. Took my father and brothers there, though we ate on the patio since it was summer. I've never eaten inside. It's all about that patio atmosphere and big ass burritos.Will you be my burrito? :o
Only if it's a super burrito with no meat. That's my standard order. They always look at me weird.
Come drink at 95 E. 1st tonight. Micro Party VI.
Walker
The KLD / Downtown
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thefightinglibrarian wrote Does anyone know how big this place is? For some reason I have it in my head that Cazuelas is a hole in the wall. I'm trying to take my parents out for Mexican tomorrow night and am trying to avoid El Vaq. If we go early-ish (like 6 or 6:30) do you think we'll be able to get a seat?
It's not huge, but I'd guess you won't be fighting for a seat. Especially since it's Spring Break at OSU and the student crowd is thinned out considerably.
There's always CuCo's on Henderson too if you haven't been there yet. ;)
neela
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thefightinglibrarian wrote Does anyone know how big this place is? For some reason I have it in my head that Cazuelas is a hole in the wall. I'm trying to take my parents out for Mexican tomorrow night and am trying to avoid El Vaq. If we go early-ish (like 6 or 6:30) do you think we'll be able to get a seat?It's not a hole in the wall. The patio is big, at least 8 tables. Inside they have maybe 8 booths? With this being spring break I doubt you'd have trouble getting a seat inside.
For me Cazuela's is head and shoulders above El Vaquero. Surprised to hear they are owned by the same people.
JonMyers
HCMC ✈
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Walker wrote We just had dinner there tonight. The patio was packed despite campus being empty. We opted to sit inside with the A/C. Good food, and really friendly service.
I can confirm. We bumped into Walker and crew on the way in for a mid-bicycling margarita. :) - Good stuff.
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