Pollo Bravo - Houston

Yesterday, we visited this restaurant to try their main attraction, the chicken. I ordered a piece of chicken breast, but it was mushy. When the waiter checked on us, I mentioned that the chicken was overcooked, so she brought me another piece, but unfortunately, it was just as mushy. I tried to be understanding and told her that perhaps the chicken was over-marinated. I didn't want to create a fuss since we were with friends who had invited us. However, later on, we all started experiencing cramps and diarrhea. I cannot recommend this place.

I've always been a fan of Pollo Bravo, but on April 24, I ordered a plate to go, and this is what I discovered on the salad as soon as I got home. EDIT: Since the owner responded and mentioned they weren't sure what I found, I suppose I need to be more specific and ask him to take a closer look at the top left corner of the side salad.

The soup and main course were excellent—no complaints about the food at all. However, there are a couple of points to consider: the music was quite loud, making it difficult to have a conversation, and the chicha drink was overly sweet. While it's meant to be a sweet beverage, there is such a thing as too much of a good thing. On a positive note, the food is served quickly if you're feeling hungry.

I order the Gordos Combo for dinner once a week, and my family of four absolutely loves it. It's a great value for such a large meal. You receive a whole chicken, rice, beans...

This restaurant offers a pleasantly warm ambiance for a nice meal. The atmosphere is cozy, and the staff is friendly. I ordered the Peruvian chicken, accompanied by Mexican rice, red beans, and plantains. Everything was...