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Sep 20, 2009 by Mark from Apache Junction
Overall Rating: 6
Food:[6] • Service:[2] • Atmosphere:[4]

• Great drinks, good food.
• Poor service.

“Food and drinks great. But I think they're cutting back. They used to give you extra Salsa, and you only get two Tortilla's with the Fajitas? so you have to order a side of Tortillas to eat all the veggies and meat? Service is sort of like drop the food and run. They could sell more with better service. Would also be nice if they cleaned the dead flies from the window sill.”

Jan 16, 2009 by Julie from Gold Canyon
Overall Rating: 9
Food:[9] • Service:[9] • Atmosphere:[6]

• Shredded beef tacos.
• Waiting in line when they are swamped - mostly winter time 5-7pm.

“It is the first place our kids want to go when they visit - takes them back to the days of Old time Rocky Point Mexico. Love the food and the people. Sometimes long lines, especially in the winter. Great value for the money. The building makes you think you are in Mexico, as does the food. Wonderful. Staff can get pretty busy but always polite. I dream of their shredded beef tacos.”

Jun 14, 2007 by Roseanne from apache junction
Overall Rating: 8
Food:[10] • Service:[4] • Atmosphere:[4]

“Great food, but lousy service and not so upscale décor.”

1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

Dec 13, 2006 by Batman from Mesa
Overall Rating: 8
Food:[10] • Service:[9] • Atmosphere:[7]

• Every meal tried so far (12) gets a two thumbs up.
• It can get crowded - sits about 100 or so.

“This is definitely a "diamond in the rough" type of place. The food is reason to go. The menu sports entrees from Mexican Italian and American cuisine - thus the name which means "three flags". I have been to this place about 6 times and have yet to be less than thrilled with the food. Some people call this sort of place "a dive". Those looking for elegance should look elsewhere. This is a just place to go if you rank "the food" at the top of your list and are willing to tolerate the area and building and attached bar which usually attracts interesting folk. It is safe in all regards, don't get me wrong there. It just doesn't invest in (and charge you) for the physical location or structure. It is just a great place to eat and I go there any time someone suggests it or says 'where can we go for good Mexican food?' The $2 margaritas are good and add to the overall value and the experience.”

4 of 4 people found this review helpful.