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Address: 11121 N Rodney Parham Rd Unit 34b, Little Rock, AR 72212
Phone: (501) 747-1777
Website: https://lapasaditarestaurantar.com/
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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.
Always a treat.
Was stoked when they got a brick & mortar.
Pictured are the chorizo & carne asada tacos, tamales, molcajete, & carne asada la pasadita.
The most amazing Mexican food I’ve had in Arkansas.
Their salsa roja & verde and queso are so delicious you’re gonna want to order some for your fridge.
Molcajete LaPasadita is a volcanic stone cauldron filled with carne asada, nopales, fried mozzarella, camarones, jalapenos, pollo & a stew with chorizo, onions and other deliciousness.
Their food is so freaking flavorful.
And the service is welcoming.
Nothing about the food here is bland or whitewashed texmex.
And they make their tortillas from scratch so don’t be boring and order flour get those corn tortillas.
LaPasaditas is the best most authentic Mexican food I’ve had in the south.
Tastiest tacos in Arkansas hands down.
I love this place
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.
I WOULD outright say they’re the best tacos in town, but I stopped going to other places once I found them. No need to take a chance on anybody else when Pasadita nails it every time. Just go here and have the sure thing.