I had heard about la Casa Country and thought it was too "country/western" for my taste but as we were staying across the street at the Holiday Inn and got back to the hotel after a day on a tour I said OK lets try it because I was hungry for a steak and someone on the tour said they were good there. I'm so GLAD we went. It was county decor and the waiters WERE line dancing when we walked it but everyone was having so much fun and best of all the music WAS NOT COUNTRY! It was a good mix of Spanish songs we all know like La Bam BA surf music, 50-60's music and even things like YMCA that gets everyone on the dance floor much like a good wedding party! The food was wonderful and the margaritas were among the best I had anywhere else. My wife and I each had salads and split a combo platter (I had the skirt steak and fried pepper, and she had the burreto and Chicken Taco's) that was more than enough. The Clown was fun esp when "Bull fighting". Later I had Mexican coffee and he did the honors of standing on a chair and pouring the flaming Kaluha and Brandy into the glass that was impressive! He had a 5' blue flame going from the glass up to the ladle in his hand! We were among the last to leave that night and they had put on a video of live aid 8 that was a nice way to end the evening watching it on large screen.

This restaurant was within a short walk of our hotel, it was the very first restaurant we visited while in Mazatlan. Oh boy was it good. My husband and I agreed that it was quite possibly the best Mexican food we had ever eaten. We ate early, so the staff wasn't overburdened, only a few people there at the time - they told us they get very busy later in the evening. The young lady and gentleman who took care of us were charming. She made salsa right at our table, and it was excellent. The food was fantastic, we both had platters, mine was called "Adelita" and was far more food than I could eat in one sitting. I savored my doggie bag for lunch the next day. The mole sauce on my chicken enchilada was better than any I've ever tasted in the U.S., their skirt steaks are delicious and tender. I give it a big thumbs up!

La Casa Country was probaly the best restaurant we went to. It was very busy and a little noisy, but there was live entertainment. The menu was Western. The ribs were very, very good.

We've been to Mazatlan several times, and La Casa Country is our very favourite. It's an experience--not only good food, but "entertainment" by the waiters is such fun to watch (and participate in if you so desire). Always a good time.

You can get awesome steaks here in what has to be one of the most fun places to dine in Mazatlan. The skirt steak was out of this world, great fajitas and a tamale that was outstanding.

The waitstaff performs aboout every 20 minutes encouraging your participation in their routine. We were skeptical about such a touristy looking place, but everyone we talked to said to go here. We learned it is a favorite among locals and had been in this new location for about a year. Coupons on the internet are a plus also.