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The Casa Blanca café was opened in 1942 by the Ignacio and Josephine Ortega they owned a restaurant Until November 1970 Magdalina Ribera purchased the restaurant from Josephine Ortega and opened it on February 13, 1971 the Ribera family continues to own and run the business
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Casa Blanca Cafe – CLOSED, 1201 E 2nd St, Winslow, AZ 86047, US
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The restaurant is known for its green chili and blue corn tortillas, and its stuffed sopaipilla with guacamole, chicken, or shredded beef. Or try the Chili …
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Katie Laurence
Unassuming little family-run restaurant with AMAZING food. Very kind and friendly woman working there who helped us decide what to eat. Very accommodating for our mostly vegetarian family – the navajo taco with whole beans and the rellenos were fantastic! So were the blue corn enchiladas with chicken. Great lunch stop!
… moreKelly Charley
I’m always hesitate to come here. Everytime it’s different. Service is a majority of the time not great, the food is okay (I come for the grilled chicken salad) But for me it’s over priced for the quality of service and food. Not worth wasting your money. Do yourself a favor and go to Brown Mug, Mi Pueblo or E&O Kitchen.
… moreOrval Elliott
The portions are good and food is amazing. Just a tiny bit drafty but was great overall.
… moreShelby Mike
My husband & I walked in 5 minutes before closing & we were still seated & had our orders taken right away. The customer service was excellent! Everyone was so kind and professional. The food was delicious! Thank you to the owner of the restaurant, you were such a wonderful person. Also the employees, thank you all! We will definitely be back.
… moreLuke Owens
Very nice people and cute Mexican tile tables, but we didn’t like anything we ordered for lunch. We got several different kinds of tacos and rice & beans, all of it bland and below the standards of your average Mexican restaurant anywhere in America. Also it left an odd taste in my mouth. Expected better from what seemed like a promising hole in the wall sort of place.
… moreJohn Fansler
Stopped while traveling along I-40. I don’t recommend this place. We arrived at 8:10 on Saturday, and were greeted by the waitress that they were already closed, despite everything including the menu provided stating that they close at 9. The waitress was nice enough to let us order anyway. Tried the Navajo taco. It was cold/Luke warm depending on the bite. Also tried a quesadilla that was mediocre at best. Next time will drive on.
… moreRobert Sanchez
Slow service, Chile Relleno had zero heat. My friend ordered chicken soft tacos, 15 minutes after ordering the server tells us they ran out of chicken. Free chips and salsa was good.
… moreP Webster
If possible I’d give this place zero stars…..the waitress was rude. The hambuger patty tasted like it was reheated. The chicken in the tacos were too salty and plain. But the chips and salsa were good even though it wasn’t hot. So overall I’m never eating here again. Also Winslow needs more places open on sundays….
… moreLaurence Dworet
I’ve been going there twice a year for 15 years, stopping whenever I pass through Winslow. The food is A+++. The owner, Helen, has been running the restaurant for over 30 years and she and her son, Gabriel, oversee all the cooking. The Chicken Fajitas is among the best I’ve ever had anywhere and I’ve eaten a lot of Mexican food. They tenderize their own meats, and cook everything fresh to order, which means some dishes take a while to make, but it’s real home cooking. The best.
… moreLaverne Mccabe
Food here wasn’t all that great!! It’s has lost it’s homemade traditional cooking. The chips came directly out of the bag wasn’t homemade, salsa taste gross and it came from the can ,plus found a hair in my salsa I didn’t care to continue to eat the chips and salsa yuck!! , my combination plate was gross it just taste fake .. I was sad cause the cooks before them took the traditional cooking more serious. I felt the employee I watched didn’t really care for customers. Casa Blanca Mexican restaurant lost it’s traditional touch and it is a bad place to eat now.. I won’t recommend my friends and family to stop at this place. Casa Blanca trun into another trashy place in winslow… Sad!!
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