El Aguila Restaurant - Omaha

El aguila, we miss you! her warm, efficient staff, delicious, groundless basket of free tortilla chips salsa we inhale while waiting for our freshly prepared burrito dinner and yummy enchiladas. and there is nothing to compare to our meal with huge, fresh puff pastry sopapillas. can't wait when they open again at their new location! I updated my phone and lost my photos. I'm sorry. rich betty (jacobo) jacobs, lincoln, ne

If they are not looking for an authentic Mexican restaurant, this is definitiw the place to go. the salsa tasted like the tomato paste was 3 years old and the enchiladas must have been served by a bucket. in my bores there was an olive, the queen elizabeth must spit out the first at a shitty cocktail party. please stay away, your loved ones and your children's grandchildren will thank you sometime.

Was very disappointed by the food that my husband and I got today. the salsa had a lot too much garlic, let our tongues go numb. the shredded meat taco meat was tasteless and blazing. the pork steak was over boiled and very dry, brought it home and the dog could hardly chew through it. even the Spanish rice was disgusting. the papst was good.

Big! how expensive. taco bell is amazing in comparison! that was absolutely the worst place to eat! only after 2 hours the bad taste left my mouth! I ordered the Taco salad. the flesh resembled the bark, but certainly did not look like that. I am sure that she added a herbal protein (a meat flavored extender) to it. it was also very salty. the salsa tasted as if it was made from spaghetti sauce. my girls ordered the Nachos-Ubere. most meal times were sat. let me tell them we're not strangers for Mexican cuisine. but taco bell would have been a gourmet menu, compared to this place! yuck! on a good note. the service was good and yes, we have tip...read more

Good. This place has been on my wish list forever. It came highly recommended from a friend who spent a year studying abroad in Mexico. Unfortunately, it's near 18th street and I live closer to 218th street, so it's never been convenient for me to give it a try. I finally decided to make the drive here to eat for lunch on a Saturday in December The restaurant is located in the Vinton Street Commercial Historic District Which is basically an old business district on Vinton between 13th and 24th (roughly). There is street parking as well as a private lot adjacent to the restaurant They serve primarily Amercanized Mexican food. Theirs is definitely slanted more toward the authentic...read more