Andre's Tortillery - Omaha

Nice Clean place, kinda modern Mex.   The service was excellent. Free chips and salsa was nice touch ( free salsa was tasteless, but hey it's free) My wife ordered a Peach salsa chicken breast thing that included a very good salad and a jalapeno muffin/ biscuit/dinner roll thing that was delicious.  She loved her meal and had enough food to take some home. I ordered the chicken burrito dinner and although it was tasty and large enough, I could NOT find any pcs of chicken larger than a match head.  For $14 .... I would expect some decent size chunks of meat. It was more or less a rice filled burrito. Come on Guys, Chicken is not that expensive. Put some meat in this dish.   I would love to recommend this place, 'cause it's a nice place but you have to satisfy the number one criteria of a meat dish... it must be dominated by meat.

I stopped in her for lunch on a Friday in November. It's an attractive dining sport and wasn't too crowded for a weekday lunch. Service was friendly. Waitress was obviously somewhat new to the profession, but was handling it well. I got everything I needed when I needed it and she smiled the entire time. Food was good. They offer both flour and corn tortilla chips. Both are excellent. Their House Roasted Tomato Salsa that comes with them is different than what you're probably used to, but good. They have other salsas you can sample for a small charge. Enchiladas were excellent. I tried both the Chicken Enchilada Verde and the Beef Enchilada. Both were fantastic, but the Chicken Enchilada Verde was especially tasty. I haven't had a "verde" item that good in a LONG time. Well done, Andrés! Black beans were okay (I'm not a huge fan of black beans in general) and rice trio was also good (again, not a big eater of rice in general). The menu felt a little weak on selection. I'm not totally sure why. They essentially have about 5 core items with different flavor varieties of each. They have like 100 different kinds of tequila which I just find funny more than anything. Is there some unwritten rule that upper end Mexican restaurants have to offer 50 or more varieties of tequila? Portions were smaller than I was expecting, but ingredient quality was definitely there and I was full when my meal was done. I think there's some expectation of people that when they spend more than a certain amount on food that their portion will be huge (even if they're not even remotely capable of eating it all). The portion here was enough to fill me for lunch. No takeout containers. Unfortunately, many people feel that any ethnic cuisine (except that of Western Europe or Japan) should be cheap cuisine. The moment their lunch costs them more than $10 they're outraged at the cost. That's a little unfair. I'll definitely be back to get more of that Chicken Enchilada Verde and try a few new things too.

I stopped in her for lunch on a Friday in November. It's an attractive dining sport and wasn't too crowded for a weekday lunch. Service was friendly. Waitress was obviously somewhat new to the profession, but was handling it well. I got everything I needed when I needed it and she smiled the entire time. Food was good. They offer both flour and corn tortilla chips. Both are excellent. Their House Roasted Tomato Salsa that comes with them is different than what you're probably used to, but good. They have other salsas you can sample for a small charge. Enchiladas were excellent. I tried both the Chicken Enchilada Verde and the Beef Enchilada. Both were fantastic, but the Chicken Enchilada Verde was especially tasty. I haven't had a "verde" item that good in a LONG time. Well done, Andrés! Black beans were okay (I'm not a huge fan of black beans in general) and rice trio was also good (again, not a big eater of rice in general). The menu felt a little weak on... read more

Salsa was bland and flavorless but chips were good. We had the street tacos. Omg! They were not good! We ordered 6 tacos and each one was a s bland and boring as the next! The shells were disgusting!! The atmosphere was great!

Great ambience and service. The food was the disappointment. It is not authentic Mexican at any rate. The ownership is the same as Wheatfields and it seems that the management decided to open the place to get incremental revenue from the same cost structure. Avoid!