Guide Review
El Porton serves authentic Mexican cuisine, which is different from Tex-Mex. Most people would call Tex-Mex "hotter." It really depends on what region and what food, but let the foodies argue about that. At El Porton, you'll find enchiladas, fajitas and all your faves being prepared in a traditional fashion.
The salsa is hot, but not incredibly uncommon. It is, however, tasty. They have a large variety of menu items and very reasonable prices. Expect to pay from $8-12 for an entree. The location is great if you're hungry after a day of shopping.
Service is ok but not super. On a busy night, I always have to wait for the check or for drink refills. I will forgive them. When they are busy, they are really busy. It is not uncommon to see the restaurant and patio packed. It's a favorite of the locals.
Locals except me. El Porton is a good place for a quick lunch but not something I would want to do for dinner. I'll save my dinner for another one our great Mexican restaurants, but don't listen to me. My friends say I'm crazy, and so did my favorite Mexican restaurant poll, which El Porton won by a landslide. You should at least try it out!



