The Jalisco Cafe founded in 1984 by George Mesa and his mother Mary Mesa, is a family owned and operated New Mexican restaurant specializing in red and green chile sauces and other New Mexican dishes. We have maintained our reputation as the best mexican restaurant in Silver City for the last thirty nine years and continue to grow our customer clientele by providing great food, great service and excellent cocktails. Come see us here at Jalisco Cafe!
Unpretentious joint serving south-of-the-border cooking in 3 rooms adorned with Mexican details.
Hours
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 103 S Bullard St, Silver City, NM 88061
Phone: (575) 388-2060
Website: https://www.facebook.com/The-Jalisco-Cafe-111655805539611/
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Reviews
Especially chili relleno, so good that I placed another order of it!
The guacamole is so smooth and fresh.
The sign of restroom also interesting and let me have some fun for figuring out which one is for felmale.
¡Los Mesas tienen una mesa esperándote!
The service was outstanding! At no time did they ask us to leave as they were preparing the dining room for close.
We had the chips and salsa, small combination plates, and a couple of margaritas. The food was fresh and had excellent flavor.
If you’re in downtown Silver city and you’re hungry for some good food, you cannot go wrong with Jalisco Cafe! A must try!!!
Driving home to Tucson after a long road trip, I decided to stop by Silver City for some New Mexican food. The primary variety of Mexican cuisine in southern Arizona is Sonoran, and the one New Mexican restaurant near my home closed a while ago. So, I really wanted some great red and green chiles.
Upon entering the restaurant I was greeted quickly and politely. After a brief wait I was seated and my server promptly arrived and offered a drink. When she returned to take my order, I requested the beef enchiladas Christmas style, shorthand for the popular combination of both red and green sauces. Her response surprised me; “They won’t do that,” she said. “They don’t like the way it looks.” I found that quite bizarre, but begrudgingly ordered the plate with red (reportedly spicier) and added a side of the green. She also offered the usual chips and salsa which, despite being listed for purchase on the menu, were included with the meal at no added charge.
The chips, freshly made, were very good. This may seem trivial, but I’ve had some really lousy chips over the years. The salsa was a bit bland and watery for my taste. The main event, the enchilada plate, was just a bit disappointing. I found the red chile rather bland, lacking both the complexity of flavor and the heat that a mature red sauce should offer. The green was actually more flavorful but entirely burn-free. The rice and beans were fine.
In the end, I left a bit dispirited. The place has charm, and the service was very good. But the food should be the star of the show and, sadly, fell short of my expectations given all the glowing reviews.
I dislike the parking, awkward spots up the hill, not enough spots on the street.
Kinda annoying they dont take reservations, considering they can get very busy with crowds in the waiting room.