Las Olas

Name: Las Olas
Address: 340 Padre Blvd, South Padre Island, Texas, USA
Telephone: +19567612514
Price range: $$
Rating: 3.7

#10 of 132 restaurants in South Padre Island

#23 of 1189 restaurants in Brownsville

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Mexican food is worth a try here. Tasty fish tacos, prawns and salads are the best dishes. This bar will offer you good margaritas or delicious beer. Great juice is served - try and enjoy.

There is a beautiful view from Las Olas. The terrific staff demonstrates a high level of hospitality at this place. The prompt service is something these restaurateurs care about. This spot offers you a great choice of dishes at affordable prices. Many reviewers mention that the decor here is cute. If you come to this bar, have no doubt, you are to love the surrounding cool ambiance. But Las Olas is not highly estimated by Google users who assigned it a below average rating.

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(3.3/5)

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(3.4/5)

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(3.7/5)

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tom spoerl 5 months ago on Google

Wheelchair accessibility: Have to walk a long distance to the restaurant! Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: $1–10 Food: 1 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Recommended dishes: Verdes

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Janet Sharp 7 months ago on Google

It was closed and you ring a bell to get service. I did not eat in restaurant just had a cocktail.

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Evan D. 3 years ago on Yelp

I've been to Las Olas twice now. All in all I'd say this restaurant is just okay. First time in i sat at the bar. There was a funky smell coming from the sink behind the bar, so after I ordered I moved to a table. I ordered shrimp cocktail and tostadas de pollo (chicken tostadas). They both came out very quickly. The shrimp cocktail was absolutely delicious. I'm not a seafood guy. But this stuff was addictive. Based in tomato and lime were a bunch of chopped up shrimp with cilantro and serano chiles on top. Corn chips are used to scoop the concoction like salsa. I couldn't stop eating it. The tostadas were ok. Not bad not great. The quest fresco was yummy. The chicken quality seemed ok. My second visit was less successful. I wanted chicken. I asked if they had chicken tacos. He showed me some plate that offered fajita of chicken so I was like "ok great I'll have fajitas if it can be chicken". What I got was beef fajita. And it was pretty gross. Not sure what meat it was. Tasted like processed dog food. I do not recommend. Refried beans were dried and crusty on top. The rice, which came with the tostadas yesterday too, tasted good but is clearly an instant rice with seasoning packet. When asked how the food was I let the server know the fajita was not good. I also ordered the veggie salad. It's an odd combination of apples, oranges, tomatoes, and greens with a mustard vinaigrette. The apples were really yummy. The rest was mediocre. On my first visit I had to go to the bar for extra chiles and my check. On my second visit I just sat at the bar and I got better service. Nice view of the ocean and the only actual restaurant on the beach on this block gives it three stars. But beware the fajita is zero stars.