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About Los Patrones Mexican Restaurant
If you’re looking for a lively spot to enjoy authentic Mexican flavors, Los Patrones Mexican Restaurant is the place to be. Located right on 652 N Main St in Kilmarnock, this cozy eatery brings a vibrant Mexican restaurant vibe to the heart of Virginia. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with an atmosphere that’s warm, colorful, and perfect for gathering with friends or family. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick bite or settling in for a relaxed meal, Los Patrones offers a welcoming environment that makes every visit enjoyable.
The menu is a delightful mix of comfort food and traditional Mexican dishes, making it easy to find something for everyone. You can dive into small plates or shareable options, perfect for sampling a variety of flavors. For those who prefer vegetarian meals, there are plenty of satisfying choices, so no one feels left out. Drinks are also a big part of the experience here. From a carefully curated selection of wines, beer, and cocktails to hard liquor for those looking to spice up their evening, there’s something for every taste. Coffee lovers aren’t forgotten either, making it an ideal spot for both a morning pick-me-up or a casual afternoon catch-up.
Los Patrones Mexican Restaurant caters to different dining preferences, offering onsite services, takeout, and dine-in options, although they do not provide delivery. This flexibility makes it convenient whether you want to enjoy your meal at the restaurant or take it home. Happy hour drinks are a popular highlight, giving guests the chance to relax with friends over discounted beverages in a lively setting.
Whether it’s the vibrant ambiance, the rich flavors of authentic Mexican dishes, or the wide range of drink options, Los Patrones Mexican Restaurant has carved out a special place in Kilmarnock’s dining scene. It’s a spot that invites people to linger, laugh, and savor every bite, making it a must-visit destination for anyone craving an enjoyable Mexican dining experience in a friendly, approachable environment.
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- Monday: 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
- Tuesday: 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
- Wednesday: 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
- Thursday: 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM
- Friday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
- Saturday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
- Sunday: 11:00 AM - 08:00 PM
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+1 804-435-3175
652 N Main St, Kilmarnock, VA 22482, United States
Reviews
This was the second time we've been here for lunch. The first time, I had the Frajita Quesadilla and husband had the Monteray Enchilada. Both were fantastic: hot from the grill and just delicious. Husband had the Churros for dessert, and if I'd had room, I would have ordered the Sopapillas. Today, I had the Vegetarian Burrito. I am not a vegetarian, but the of variety of veggies appealed to me. My husband ordered the Bean and cheese Pupusas, because he wanted to try something he'd never had. Again, everything was hot and fresh and we thoroughly enjoyed it. We brought a box of what we couldn't finish home. The young man who waited on us was friendly and checked back several times, and was pleased we liked our meals. [Yes, the saloon doors in the ladies room are short. This could be remedied by putting hi-rise toilets in the stalls. If it weren't for the handicap bars in the stall, I'd be in trouble ] Prices for lunch were reasonable. They have a handicap ramp to the front door.' Why they don't have more cars in the lot is beyond me. We will definitely be back.
- Buffy Groves -
Food was good, just smaller portion for entree than what we are use to at our local Mexican Restaurant for same price. Neither of us liked the flavor of the refried beans, but our fault for not asking if we could substitute for black beans. The saloon style doors on bathroom stalls could stand to be longer.
- Karen Rountree -
The place is nice, and the people are friendly. My only issue is the food is hella bland. We were expecting authentic Mexican food and that usually includes peppers and onions in the rice, and some type of seasoning on the meat. Maybe make the salsa spicier? As it stands it tastes like onion.. And I get it, kilmarnock is generally a bunch of boomers. Boomers who'll grab their chest and have a seizure over a granule of salt, but theyre gonna die off anyways. Your new and younger clientele want authentic flavor! So dont be scared to push away the bland "mouth breathers". Aside from that, everything was amazing! The food was edible, just felt like it was missing that "ZEST".
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