With over 10 locations across three states, Las Trojas Cantina has been serving up bold, unforgettable Mexican flavors since 2005. We’re passionate about fresh food, friendly service, and fun atmospheres. From Black Angus beef to freshly chopped vegetables and our signature house-made seasonings, every dish is prepared fresh every day to give you that one-of-a-kind Las Trojas flavor.
Hours
| Thursday | 10:45 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 10:45 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 10:45 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10:45 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 10:45 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:45 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:45 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4920 University Dr, Huntsville, AL 35816
Phone: (256) 945-7984
Website: http://www.lastrojas.com/
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Reviews
On the way out, I let the hostess know that no one had served us, and she just gave me a blank look.
Really disappointing experience, especially when you come in prepared to support a local place with your toddler in tow.
But the best thing of all, the molcajete was the best I’ve ever had. The presentation was stunning and it was one of the best things I’ve ever had at a Mexican restaurant. Every meal was seasoned perfectly. We especially liked the ribs in it.
Went back a second time because I enjoyed the flavor so much. Portion size is well worth the price, and the flavor is on point. Both had significantly more flavor than other local/”average” Mexican restaurants.
The music is turned up to be almost a bar/club atmosphere (I went late night), which was a change to your “average” restaurant.
Well worth the price!
The pineapple Agua Fresca was another highlight—super refreshing and huge! We ended up needing a to-go cup for it. Generous portions, bold flavors, and friendly service. We’ll definitely be back!
I gave a 1 star for food as this was the most sub par Tex Mex style food I’ve had. I’m familiar with the Las Trojas restaurants around this area, and I’ve known that they tend to be a bit on the pricier side. My husband and I decided to stop at this newer location, since we had not yet visited. It was a Saturday evening and the restaurant was mostly empty because… college football. The bar is huge and nice, but not one person was at the bar. We were seated in a booth.
My husband immediately commented on the prices, which are double the amount of other similar food establishments. But I reminded him that we knew this and expected good food.
Unfortunately, we were let down immediately. We had the guacamole to go with the chips and salsa. I immediately noticed a “fishy” taste, which led me to believe they used bad/spoiled avocados. Ok, we know how perishable avocados are which can lead to loss of profit during slow times.
I salted it to try and make it better, to no avail.
Our food came and it was presented well and service was nice. However, the rice was old, and so were the refried beans. I ate half my quesadilla and took the rest home.
We ordered to go plates for family at home, and paid. What would normally be $70-$85 tops before tip, came out to over $100. (No alcohol).
I would “maybe” consider trying it again when its busier and the food is more fresh. But I doubt I would convince my husband. It was a one and done for him.
I always wish for restaurants to do well and prosper, especially locally owned. Hopefully they’ll pick back up after football season.