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Serves alcohol
Wheelchair accessible
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Family owned and operated since 1979. Please come and visit us today, we'd love to see you!
- HoursCLOSED NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon Closed Tue - Fri Sat Sun - Phone:
Main - 856-983-9222
- Address:
- 601 W Route 70 Marlton, NJ 08053
- Email:
- Link:
- Categories
- Take Out Restaurants, Caterers, Fine Dining Restaurants, Food & Beverage Consultants, Mexican Restaurants, Restaurants
- Services / Products
- Group Dining, Take Out, Parties, Outdoor Dining, Entertainment, Happy Hour, Casual Dining, Custom Menus, Vegetarian Menus, Children's Menus, Gourmet Foods, Soups & Salads, Appetizers, Fajitas
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- Other Information
Parking: Lot, Free
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Cuisines: Mexican, Latin American
Alcohol: Full Bar
General Info
Opened in 1979, The Mexican Food Factory is a family-owned and operated restaurant the serves traditional and non-traditional Mexican cuisine made in-house with fresh ingredients. We have a liquor license and a full bar specializing in margaritas and craft beers. Please visit our website for a complete food and cocktail menu and our revolving beer list.
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Reviews
07/16/12
first time here, the server Amanda was great. food was very good.
07/16/12
First time dining here. Our server Amanda was fantastic. Though the Burrito was not the type I was expecting, Amanda brought guacamole and sour cream in request which was a great compliment to my meal. The salsa and chips were awesome!
07/16/12
Amanda is an excellent server. And the guacamole is exceptional!!
05/10/09
If you are looking for Taco Bell in a sit down restaurant, this is the place to go. If you want real Mexican food...steer clear. The service was shoddy and the meat in the fajitas was way undercooked. The burrito is no where near a real burrito and oddly enough tasted just like the enchilada which had the familiar taste of Taco Bell sauce. The rice was bland but yellow...that doesn't make it Mexican. The refried beans didn't have an ounce of flavor. The only thing that was good were the tortila chips and salsa served when seated. All I can say is if you have ever had real Mexican food, you'll wonder why this restuarant doesn't call it sell the Taco Bell Food Factory. Look for a restaurant that is more authentic.
Prices have gone up years. Food seems to be thrown together. Nasty tables that need to be remodeled, removed, whatever. The booths are made of wood and have been carved in by various patrons over the years. Slop food.
Wonderful food - good margaritas too. Reasonably priced and great atmosphere. What more could you want??
