Local cantina chain serving traditional Mexican food & margaritas in a warm, relaxed space.
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Covington Corners Shopping Center, 3165 Elm St NE, Covington, GA 30014
Phone: (770) 786-2483
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Reviews
Love the guacamole recipe
Queso always warm
Sometimes service tends to be slow, but that can depend on how busy they are
This location is my favorite within the Cov/conyers area
Update 2/26/26
I gave them one more chance tonight as it was family dinner night. We waited 45 minutes for our food. Their excuse was that there were only 2 cooks in the kitchen. Not buying it. Lots of other people came in up to 15 minutes after us and they were ALL served way before our food ever came to the table. Some had even finished their meals and left while we continued to wait for hours. This place has gotten as sorry as the location across town. Just shut them both down and save everyone the heartache. Needless to say, they got no tip from any of us. I can’t speak for other family members, but it will be my last trip here. Far superior service at El Chaparro. I will be going there from now on. I’ve given this place numerous chances to get their act together. Tonight was their last chance.
This visit to El Charro was a trip down memory lane…unfortunately, it ended in disappointment. While the prices remain reasonable, the quality of the food has fallen short of what I remembered.
My Combo 13, with a burrito, enchilada, and tamale, was a let down. The ground beef filling was excessively salty, making it almost inedible. The tomato sauce had an unpleasant acidity that lingered after each bite. The tamale, the biggest offender, was rock-hard in texture, as if it had been reheated from a previously cooked state and left to dry out. Honestly, it was the worst tamale I’ve ever had. The overall impression was that the food might have been reheated in a microwave before serving, which sacrifices freshness and flavor.
A message to El Charro Management: Low prices are certainly attractive, but they shouldn’t come at the expense of fresh, flavorful food. Diners have plenty of Mexican restaurant options in the area, and sacrificing quality could lead to lost customers. I urge you to revisit your food preparation practices and ensure you’re offering the delicious meals that El Charro was once known for.
Service was great, place looked very decent and the crowd chilled.
The chips and salsa were really on point, this happens to be my litmus test for any mexican restaurant. You got the salsa and chips right – we are talking.
I ordered Chicken dish and it came out perfectly – not too soggy, not too burnt, just the right amount of roast!
I am visiting this place again on my next trip.