Mad Dog Beans Mexican Cantina

Visited crazy dog on a Friday night, so much fun here! The frozen margaritas were delicious. I was pretty sharp after 3 the food was amazing! I ordered the chicken flute and my bf had the chicken chimichanga. We like his food better. The frogs had potato in it and I was not a big fan of texture. The Guac was amazing and the chips. So tasteful and fresh. The whole vibe was Dope, the music was mostly Reggaeton and other Spanish genre. I was happy and felt the party vibe. The whole experience was great. Go back.

I ordered the steak-Quesedilla and it was perfect! Flavorful, cheeky and crispy. It came with acid cream and fresh salsa. The ambience is beautiful and the staff was very friendly. The restaurant is clean and plays Mexican music. I wish we could dance.

Met up with my sister here during my lunch break. I was walking by the restaurant and heard the music pumping so it seem pretty appealing to me. The guacamole was fresh and a great size. The steak taco was okay. I didn’t like the red and green salsa that came with it. The rice and beans were not my favorite. I barely touched it. My sister liked her shrimp taco. The food came out quickly. Good service.

Randomly chose this place for a bite to eat and I must say that the food was delicious. I had the chips and salsa and the steak tacos. Really didn't care for the beans and rice however. A few of the people who were with me said the wings were good. I've also tried the quesadillas, which were good as well. The margaritas were alright, not bad though. I did ended up having to switch to another flavor. I started with a frozen pomegranate one, which tasted watery. I switched to strawberry which wasn't all that great, but a little better. I would definitely visit again when I'm in town.

Mad Dog Beans has the makings of an excellent taquilleria. However whoever manages MD B hasn't decide whether they're running a Mexican-themed hipster bar scene or a quality taquilleria. Food and drinks were more than competent, and the margaritas, made exactly as requested, were excellent. However, whoever designed the menu has a compulsion about drizzling fresh cream (crema fresca) on everything, unless specifically told not to do so. The noise level was simply unacceptable for decent dining, and I had to cup my hands and shout to the waitress to get myself heard. This is the first Mexican restaurant I would recommend for anyone who'd like to damage their hearing.