El Cerro Grande Restaurant
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Since 1991, History Full of Flavor
- HoursCLOSED NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri Sat - Sun - Phone:
Main - 910-679-4209
Extra - 910-679-4187
- Address:
- 1051 Military Cutoff Rd Wilmington, NC 28405
- Email:
- Link:
- Categories
- Latin American Restaurants, Caterers, Family Style Restaurants, Mexican Restaurants, Restaurants
- Services / Products
- Authentic Mexican food
- Payment Options
- Price Range
- $
- Location
- Located in The Forum across the street from Mayfaire.
- Neighborhoods
- Mayfaire, Courtyard at Renaissance Park
- Languages
- English, Spanish
- Other Information
Cuisines: Family Style, Caterers, Mexican, Latin American
Price Range : Below Average
General Info
Opened 25 years ago, El Cerro Grande is proud to be the first authentic Mexican restaurant in town! This traditional Mexican restaurant in Wilmington, NC is owned by the Ibarra family from the small Mexican town of Delgollado. The name El Cerro Grande is inspired by a “Big Hill” close to their family ranch. El Cerro Grande began as an idea to provide authentic, quality Mexican food with exceptional and friendly service, and the door of their first restaurant was opened in Wilmington, NC in January 1991. It has since grown to include three locations in Wilmington. Open daily from 11:00 am and offering the best Mexican lunch and dinner in town, restaurants are located at: 341 S. College Rd, 5120 S. College Rd, 1051 Military Cutoff Rd. Every location strives to provide consistent, quality food, service based on their founding principles and a great ambience for sharing with family and friends. So come on in and keep the tradition going with their aperitivos (appetizers), nachos, sopas y ensaladas (soups & salads), fajitas, tacos, quesadillas, enchiladas, burritos, especialidades de la casa (house specialties), vegetarian dishes and much more. They have been serving every day—for more than two decades—delicious dishes for everyone!
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Reviews
06/04/13
I was in town for my daughter's orientation at UNCW, and one of the orientation leaders recommended El Cerro Grande for some great Mexican food. Boy was he right! The food was fantastic! My waitress recommended some kind of pork fajita with pineapple in it. I don't remember what it was called, but I loved it. I would have stayed there all night drinking the margaritas if my husband didn't make me leave! Everything was top-notch. I know where I will be eating every time I come to visit my daughter!