Guilherme Prezotti

I strongly recommend this restaurant. The place is new and very pleasant with authentic Mexican art wall and decorations. It is also very clean and light, which makes you feel at ease. The burrito california is huge and delicious! Definitely enough for two people. The Chimichamgas come covered in a delicious queso sauce and the service is incredible. I am definitely going back to try all the other dishes. It was a very happy discovery for me and my family

Clayton Pearcy

Nice little restaurant. Went for lunch. Was a little confusing on what to do when you walk in whether its sit at a table or place order up front. The food was delicious! I will be back

B E

Very fresh and fairly priced. The Barbacoa was amazing. The tacos were soooo good!! I tried the chorizo, chicken, and pork tacos and can’t wait to try them all! I’d been by this place before but it looks so unassuming I’d driven right past it numerous times, but I’m so glad I gave it a try. My only knock is the service was just ok. But I think it’s because of course of staff shortage, and I will certainly go back again.

Jennifer S. Walker

I won't pretend to know what's truly authentic Mexican food, but if I was placing bets, it would be on La Pasadita. Everything I've tried is fresh and tasty, from the salsa to the tortillas, and everything in between. Tonight we had a quesadilla with pork (pastor) and the carne asada al diablo, with steak and chorizo. So yummy!!

Ron Stewart

So I’ve been searching for the most authentic Mexican place in Little Rock and although I haven’t concluded my search this place does make the top 10 I order their Carne asada a la Diabla , pupusas and their Hawaiian torta, a small cheese dip and a small guacamole and 2 Aguas frescas tamarindo and horchata. So let’s start with the chips… Taste store bought and thin like most other places. They also break to easily when scooping up the dips. (To each their own) The red salsa tastes like it’s made from Chile de árbol which is authentic of course but a bit spicy and has a strong smoky taste to it. (Not for everyone) Their green salsa is made from tomatillo & jalapeños and maybe some avocado based on the creaminess my favorite was the green The Aguas frescas are homemade and delicious that’s a plus for me. The torta was alright my wife said their ham tastes like spam and the pineapple is definitely from a can. The carne asada a la diabla was good I like the smoked chipotle flavor. A bit greasy but that’s understandable with the chorizo and grilled onions. Another plus for me are the homemade corn tortillas. Very delicious. The beans and rice are just alright I’ve had better, more authentic tasting from other places. (Check out Casa Mañana for the rice and beans. Best I’ve had to this day.) Their guacamole is fresh another plus All else aside I want to give My best compliments to the cooks and all the staff at La pasadita. This is a family owned restaurant by good people just trying to make a living.

+3

Vince Cotton

I stopped by here and tried their asada nachos. They were just ok. They had meat, beans, guac, qeuso and mozzarella but the mozz wasn't melted all the way. Idk, I'll just say I've had better nachos from many other places. The service was pretty good but I'll just post this place on the "meh" list.

Hplodnej X'er

1st time customer. Simple grab and go order of two alacarte chicken tamales and a horchata. Restroom was very clean and I was assured the food would be to. MOLD. I was served rancid food. Very dissatisfied with the concept of this business practice to save on the $.

Traci Oswald

I ordered beef enchiladas and they were extremely bland. In fact, so were the beans and rice. My husband had chicken fajitas and they served them with very little pieces of chicken...again no flavor! He did not enjoy his meal either. We did not take our leftovers. The "lunch" enchilidas were $10.99, the "lunch" fajitas were $12.99. I do not recommend this restaurant. It was a very disappointing $29 dollar lunch.

Celine Pierce

New owners took over and there is no taco tuesday as well as no flavor in the food. Al pastor taste like pinapple juice. Birria flavorless. Definitely not authentic and caters to a certain pallet

Jim Raker

The food was fine and waitress was nice, but when we checked out the bill was twice the amount than what we expected. We (2 of us) eat before 3:00 p.m. order a plate each, 1 small queso, and two ice teas and it was $50.60, mind you this is not an upscale place, just a little hole in the wall.