El Camino Real Sky

Where do I start. My family & I have patronized El Camino for approximately 8 years now. I always highly recommended them & enjoyed eating here myself. We went here last night (11−18−15) & things went bad in a hurry. We ordered 3 queso (white cheese) dips. It was almost orange, VERY thick & had a STRONG cheddar taste. I told the waitress it was different, she said «no, it’s the same queso we’ve always had.» I explained to her we eat here all the time & get it every single visit, but there was no reasoning with her. Needless to say we didn’t eat the cheese. She then brought our food out & my order was wrong. We were in a hurry, so I told her to just cancel mine. She cancelled the ENTIRE order & brought us our bill & TRIED charging us for the cheese dips. We payed for my coke only & left! We have NEVER been treated sooo rudely & will DEFINITELY NOT be back!!!

I have been coming here since they opened. The food is consistently good and the service is great. The margaritas are worth the visit alone. By the way try the Hot Shrimp. Tortilla soup amazing.

Average Mexican food for a higher place, this place is packed on weekends, staff is really nice, some salsas are incredibly spicy so be careful.

Service was excellent and the food came out extremely fast! The Mexican food was some of the best we have had!

Did they change the melted cheese. It used to be white. Now it has a yellow tint and does not taste as good.

Went for lunch around noon and they weren’t busy, which made me think. Great, we’ll get in and out fast! No such luck. Our waiter lacked any motivation and the food was just ok. Not in a hurry to return.

WORST SERVICE EVER! 20 minutes just to take our order. Now we have been here over an hour and still no food

Atmosphere is interesting. Wooden stairways and decorative style. Salsa is watered down and so it seems are the drinks. Food was ok, suggest the steak tacos. Tortilla soup is acceptable. Friendly service and fast to the table.

My favorite place to eat… I lived in San Diego and ate in tj Mexico a lot. This is the absolute closest I can get to authentic Mexican food in ohio and I love it!

Went here for a nice dinner and first the waiter awkwardly sat us without eye contact or a smile. Then, once he back to with salsa to our neighbors, he pored the salsa all down my boots, jacket, And dress. I’m a very understanding person, once being in the industry myself, but this waiter did not even apologize! I think he was embarrassed but he did not even clean it up off the floor. This wouldn’t be so irritating if the food was worth it, but it was very disappointing. Never returning here.

I stopped in for a late lunch at 1:30 on a Wednesday. Service was very good, atmosphere was a bit strong on the trumpet music. Food was good, but not really great. I had the beef chimichanga, rice and beans. Portions were large, but the flavor was plain. A good solid lunch, but nothing to write home about. I’d give it four stars– five for my service, and three or three and a half for the taste of the food. Enjoyed it and moved on.

Been here twicein the past week and had bad service both times and they weren’t that busy… food is ok, but seems like they’ve raised their prices

drove by a Friday night, it was dead, kepted on driving by

I love eating here great food & fun place.
Best Margaritas around;)
One word of caution if you pay by credit or debit be careful a family members info was stolen & it was tracked to here. It was the only place she had used her card.
The card was used in Mexico for a few purchases:(

If your looking for consistent good food this is the place to go. Great food and off the chart margaritas! The interior design is quite impressive too!

My boyfriend and I stumbled into this place passing through. We ordered the double fajitas to split, assuming that meant for two people. Holy cats! It could have fed a family of four! Very good!

One of the best patios in town. Actually, it’s a deck. From (second story) deck, you don’t really notice that you are overlooking the parking lot; it’s very relaxing. It can, however, be pretty busy at happy hour, and that makes it a pretty good location for one of my favorite activities: people watching. The building itself is, I think, an old church. Pretty cool.
Oh, by the way, ECRS serves Mexican food, too. And margaritas. And chips and salsa. And guacamole. IMO, the margs have been a little «hit or miss.» The food quality, compared to other places in Toledo, is average to above-​average. The portion sizes are pretty massive, which can be a redeeming feature.
I’d give El Camino Real Sky three stars for food, and then give them a fourth star for service and atmosphere.

nice people, nice atmosphere for something between casual and dressy. patio!
huge portions, so don’t eat it all or your gut will hurt for days. lots and lots of cheese in everything. nice margaritas.
i guess it’s in an old church so that’s neat.