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Address: 2310 W Kingshighway, Paragould, AR 72450
Phone: (870) 205-5000
Website: https://filibertosmexicanfoodar.com/
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Reviews
Arniesa Saunders
The food and service were amazing. As someone from California who spends plenty of time in Mexico, I know good flavors when I taste them—and this place impressed me more than I expected. I gave 4 stars only because the restaurant wasn’t busy during our visit, and I’d like to come back when it’s crowded to see if the food and service are just as good.
My husband ordered the fish tacos, I had the carnitas plate, and we shared the rolled tacos and a lengua taco, as pictured below.
… moreMy husband ordered the fish tacos, I had the carnitas plate, and we shared the rolled tacos and a lengua taco, as pictured below.
Curtis Carter
TL;DR: This has its niche, but it’s not “authentic Mexican” from any particular region of Mexico and there’s better Mexican Restaurants in town (authentic and Tex-Mex).
Filibertos is a chain restaurant that I would not consider “authentic”. I’m not comparing this to other tex-mex restaurants in town. It’s a very California/Tex-Mex cuisine that is fast-food adjacent. The aesthetic will likely remind you of Taco Bell (bright and bold).
Given that I’m comparing this to more authentic restaurants and Mexican-American restaurants some of this will sound harsh.
The salsa has a good strong flavor. It’s not what I’m used to, but it has a good jalapeño flavor (smokey/earthy with a little heat). It’s served in a shared bowl. The chips are the thicker variety common to some Mexican restaurants.
The atmosphere felt a lot like a Taco Bell with table service. The seating felt a little crammed in together and I kept hitting the echair beside me with my elbow. There was barely room to squeeze into the seat by pulling one out (6-top table). The paintings around the restaurant were light and friendly with many depictions of harvesting agave surrounded by bright colors.
The menu is my first disappointment and unfortunately the main appeal for a restaurant. I love tortas, birria de res, tamales, etc. I didn’t see the Burris on the menu at first, the torta selection was a very basic sandwich variety representing a meat with chicken, steak, etc and guac or beans. I didn’t see tamales on the menu. Other oddities that don’t really add to the rating but caught my attention was the shift from papas to potato’s and back.
We ordered a variety of food to get a handle on the flavor, but we didn’t touch many of the categories for their offerings.
I ordered a breakfast burrito. The Bacon (egg and cheese) burrito is massive. It was easily 3 times what I could eat and it tasted great. My only complaint is I prefer my bacon a little crispy and this was pretty soft.
My daughter had the chicken quesadilla kids meal. She did not like it. This is a kid that
has almost never turned her nose at a chicken quesadilla. To make matters worse, it’s $4 to add chicken to the cheese quesadilla and we were neither told how much or that it was extra to get a chicken quesadilla. This probably could have been avoided with some extra diligence on our part, but the lack of warning was unfortunate. It came with a churro, it was OK, but not in the better half of churros I’ve had.
My wife ordered the Carne Asada Fries. When they arrived, it was rolled up tacos. When we told them, they told her that was what she ordered and left it at that. She did not enjoy them.
Overall I think I would have enjoyed it more if I realized I wasn’t expecting authentic Mexican (based on some other reviews). I’m not too picky on which region the menu comes from, but I do prefer actual Mexican over the Tex-Mex and Californian style Mexican.
… moreFilibertos is a chain restaurant that I would not consider “authentic”. I’m not comparing this to other tex-mex restaurants in town. It’s a very California/Tex-Mex cuisine that is fast-food adjacent. The aesthetic will likely remind you of Taco Bell (bright and bold).
Given that I’m comparing this to more authentic restaurants and Mexican-American restaurants some of this will sound harsh.
The salsa has a good strong flavor. It’s not what I’m used to, but it has a good jalapeño flavor (smokey/earthy with a little heat). It’s served in a shared bowl. The chips are the thicker variety common to some Mexican restaurants.
The atmosphere felt a lot like a Taco Bell with table service. The seating felt a little crammed in together and I kept hitting the echair beside me with my elbow. There was barely room to squeeze into the seat by pulling one out (6-top table). The paintings around the restaurant were light and friendly with many depictions of harvesting agave surrounded by bright colors.
The menu is my first disappointment and unfortunately the main appeal for a restaurant. I love tortas, birria de res, tamales, etc. I didn’t see the Burris on the menu at first, the torta selection was a very basic sandwich variety representing a meat with chicken, steak, etc and guac or beans. I didn’t see tamales on the menu. Other oddities that don’t really add to the rating but caught my attention was the shift from papas to potato’s and back.
We ordered a variety of food to get a handle on the flavor, but we didn’t touch many of the categories for their offerings.
I ordered a breakfast burrito. The Bacon (egg and cheese) burrito is massive. It was easily 3 times what I could eat and it tasted great. My only complaint is I prefer my bacon a little crispy and this was pretty soft.
My daughter had the chicken quesadilla kids meal. She did not like it. This is a kid that
has almost never turned her nose at a chicken quesadilla. To make matters worse, it’s $4 to add chicken to the cheese quesadilla and we were neither told how much or that it was extra to get a chicken quesadilla. This probably could have been avoided with some extra diligence on our part, but the lack of warning was unfortunate. It came with a churro, it was OK, but not in the better half of churros I’ve had.
My wife ordered the Carne Asada Fries. When they arrived, it was rolled up tacos. When we told them, they told her that was what she ordered and left it at that. She did not enjoy them.
Overall I think I would have enjoyed it more if I realized I wasn’t expecting authentic Mexican (based on some other reviews). I’m not too picky on which region the menu comes from, but I do prefer actual Mexican over the Tex-Mex and Californian style Mexican.
Jeanette Ramirez
✨ What a pleasant surprise this new authentic Mexican restaurant is! I loved everything — the flavors, the atmosphere, and the service. They’ve only been open for 3 weeks, and they’ve already won my heart (& my taste buds ). Wishing these entrepreneurs much success as they continue to grow and share the true taste of Mexico with everyone!
… morekolby moore
Extremely nice and service was outstanding, the salsa bar was really good, you get a lot of food & it was very tasty. Pictured is 1 meal!! We will be back!
… moreJosh Wise
The food is excellent. It has a salsa bar too with multiple types of salsa and other additions. Service was good and it was clean and colorful. Only complaint is it’s quite expensive for a chain Mexican restaurant. Especially the tacos. $7.00+ for 1 small street style taco with cilantro, onion, and a meat. ONE taco.
… moreMaurice Roy
Best Mexican food in NEA. Authentic Mexican food. Best tamales I’ve had in 40 years
… moreSandy Mcmullen
A friend and I ate at Filberto’s on Thursday and we were both very disappointed in the food. I ordered the carne quesadilla with vegetables and rice and sour cream, when it came there was no rice or sour cream. I told the server I ordered rice, when the bill came the rice was charged separately and what is a ‘HANDLING FEE ‘? The prices were too high, the food was not good and our waiter stood back at a wall and kept staring at us.Also
… moreDaniel Zamora
Id give this place more if I could , to be able to come from AZ , and find all the nasty texmex “Mexican” food out here in the SOUTH literally was so sad amd disappointing .. and I was told about A felibertos out here !!!!!!! Omfg!!! Amazing
Clean good environment finally mexican food amd very affordable!!!! Also great service!!!!!!!
… moreClean good environment finally mexican food amd very affordable!!!! Also great service!!!!!!!
Lindsey Fulton
Wonderful food and the staff is so sweet! The quesabirria tacos are definitely a favorite for my family. We will be back for sure!
… moreJohn Morales
Food was AMAZING! It is very authentic! The staff was very cooperative with how I wanted my food made, and the menu was very customizable. WILL BE BACK! HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
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