115 reviews

Las Americas Restaurant - Heritage

Name: Las Americas Restaurant - Heritage
Address: Barling, United States
Rating: 4.4

Barling

7209 Chad Colley Blvd, Barling, AR 72923, United States

Restaurant Central American restaurant Latin American restaurant Mexican restaurant Salvadoran restaurant

Service Options Dine-in Kerbside pickup Delivery

+1 479-551-2010

About

Las Americas Restaurant - Heritage is a restaurant, central american restaurant, latin american restaurant, mexican restaurant and salvadoran restaurant located in Barling, United States. The average rating of this business is 4.40 out of 5 stars based on 115 reviews. The street address of this business is 7209 Chad Colley Blvd, Barling, AR 72923, United States. Las Americas Restaurant - Heritage is closed on Sunday, and other days it is open from 10:00am to 09:00pm.

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Where Las Americas Restaurant - Heritage is located at?: Las Americas Restaurant - Heritage is located at 7209 Chad Colley Blvd, Barling, AR 72923, United States.
What is the contact number of Las Americas Restaurant - Heritage?: The contact number of Las Americas Restaurant - Heritage is +1 479-551-2010

Reviews

5 Nancy Young 22 months ago

The service was fast and friendly, the place appeared clean, and the food was presented well and tasted great! I got the chicken enchilada (my usual at Mexican restaurants) and I really liked the way they cooked their chicken. It was nice and thick and perfectly cooked. I’d go back again.

5 Star Crystal 20 months ago

My favorite Taco Tuesday spot!! Probably the best Mexican restaurant in Sebastian county. They don't smother their food in some bland sauce and white cheese. It's always fresh and full of flavor.

5 Kaleb Ward 19 months ago

The food and service here fantastic. I highly recommend the Mercedes Favorito, everything on the plate is delicious!

4 Hosam Hadid 25 months ago

Great service and delicious food. Only gave a four because the food and horchata is on the pricier side compared to other similar restaurants in town. Horchata was also a bit subpar.

4 Lucas Paty 22 months ago

So I will keep this short since I'm the odd man out in this meal. Coming to a Hispanic food restaurant and ordering their steak and eggs, I didn't expect a ton. And while the meat cut was good and the eggs were scrambled up nicely, I was very surprised at the lack of seasoning on either. Even the hashbrowns lacked basic salt or pepper. I didn't have any problem eating everything, I was just a little disappointed with my food, given how everyone else in my group described how nice their meals tasted. Otherwise, the service was nice, and everyone did get exactly what they ordered.

3 Mitzi Rivera 30 months ago

Food was great, took about 40 min to come out (place was not busy since we got there at 430). I have some experience in the restaurant business (Mexican restaurant so experience was on a busy atmosphere) and all I saw was chaos with floor staffing. We actually had a waitress come by and say she felt lost and confused. Place has been open for about 2 yrs and this kind of management on the floor should have been under control by now, especially being their second location. First location runs a lot smoother. Next time I’ll go to their first location and MAYBE give this one 4 more years to get their act together before I come back.

5 Josue Diaz 30 months ago

A fresh new beginnings! It's great to see Las Americas expand from their humble beginnings on Midland.
We had brunch at the new location. El Tipico Salvadoreno is a dish that best represents El Salvador. The eggs, bean, , pupusa and rice were not overly greasy (a good thing). The hand-made tortillas, cheese, and avocados were fresh. I'm glad to have a whole chorizo and not grounded. The international omelette had a nice smokey sauce that complimented the omellete in a Hispanic way. The hash browns were well cooked, thick pieces and it didn't feel light. The rice pudding was just like my grandmas. The rice was soft. The milk was sweet and cinnamony. It's a must try in my opinion.

Fyi. Do try the Salvadoran dishes (central American dishes). Those are their strong suits.

5 Chris edel 22 months ago

Best Mexican food in the fort smith area! I recommend the breakfast burrito. My wife had the Zacatecas. Loved the chicken enchilada and pork tamale. The red sauce is nice and spicy! The rice is the best I have had in a while.

Business Hours

Saturday	10:00am - 09:00pm
Sunday	Day off
Monday	10:00am - 09:00pm
Tuesday	10:00am - 09:00pm
Wednesday	10:00am - 09:00pm
Thursday	10:00am - 09:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 09:00pm