Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 201 Lee Ave, Chickamauga, GA 30707
Phone: (706) 375-4111
Website: https://irizarrym03.wixsite.com/lospotrosofficial
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Reviews
Chips and salsa all tasted like a bad grocery store brand.
I had chicken Flautas and crunchy beef tacos. Almost nothing inside the Flautas made them flat on flavor, though they were nice and crispy.
Taco meat had no flavor.
A friend had Camarunes Chipotle shrimp in chipotle sauce and the sauce was good.
Overall disappointing and not worth a return visit.
Alex (our waiter) directed us to our table, way in the back and behind the wall… Out of the way of any other customer traffic. It was a nice quiet location, which was actually perfect for us to be able to talk about what we’d discovered about the area. Alex brought up the usual chips and salsa, which were quite tasty, not too salty chips and not too hot salsa… We tried not to eat too many so we wouldn’t be stuffed before our meals arrived. I think we did just right.
I was VERY impressed with their menu, as the vegetarian I am, because they had clearly marked veg combos on the back, as well as a lunch menu with veg options, like what I got…
I got the bean “chimichanga” special #17. It came with beans and rice. Since beans and rice and all that were on the “vegetarian menu”, I figured they were vegetarian. I didn’t ask (if they used lard, and it certainly didn’t taste like they did). Alex asked if I wanted Red Sauce and I said “yes”. When it arrived, it certainly didn’t look like a chimichanga (Alex smiled and said, “This isn’t like Taco Bell”). It looked like a tostada. Chalupas are usually shaped like a boat and fried, while tostadas are fried or baked flat. This one was definitely flat, like a tostada.
Oh well, whatever it was, it was DELICIOUS! It was refried beans on a tostada shell with lettuce, a slice of tomato (that was just about ripe, but not quite), and a BIG glob of guacamole on top (no red sauce). It was big, and it was messy, and it was so tasty. As for the beans and rice, I took everything that fell off my (chalupa? Tostada?) and mixed it all up with the beans and rice and the rest of the tomato that I had cut into pieces. I didn’t think I’d eat it all, but it was so good, before I knew it, my plate was empty.
Hubby got a chicken taco #19 special (beans & rice), and he finished it long before I did. There wasn’t a piece of food on his plate when I looked up. It must have been good.
Alex checked on us several times, but not TOO often. He never pressured us to leave, either. In the end, he gave us our check and we paid at the register in front. I’m sure we’ll be back to Los Potros when we return to Chickamauga. You should definitely check them out!