La Corona's Fajita chicken salad was bountiful, beauteous

Harrison Thorp 7:24 a.m.


La Corona's Fajita chicken salad was bountiful, beauteous

Fajita salad, with chicken (Rocheter Voice photo)

The atmosphere is relaxed, the service is robust and the plating is remarkable.
That's what you get when you walk into La Corona, a longtime critically acclaimed Mexican restaurant on Farmington Road across the street from The Ridge Marketplace.
A note of caution however. When you first sit down at your table your waiter will bring you a bowl of homemade nachos with salsa ... and if you ask, queso.
It's so good, you may spoil your appetite for one of their delicious entrees.
I got the Fajita Salad, with chicken, ($11.50) a plate that features stripped grilled meat, peppers and onions.
With an ample supply of tortilla chips, salsa and queso, the waiting was a pleasure.
The meal was beautifully plated and comprised strips of mildly seasoned chicken, along with bell peppers, onions and tomatoes served on a bed of shredded lettuce with a crisp taco shell, sour cream and guac on the side.
You can also get the Fajita salad with steak or shrimp for a little extra denero.
While the food is quite exhilarating, the atmosphere is very comfortable and laid back.
I hear they make good margaritas, too.

Food ★★★★

Service ★★★★

Atmosphere ★★★★

For more info and to check out their menus click here.