Sagebrush Cantina

SAGEBRUSH CANTINA is a large Mexican restaurant with a "Hollywood style, Western decor." The eatery began as a small, one-room Mexican restaurant, which has grown to cover a city block. Bob McCord's 1974 simple menu of Mexican street food has expanded to several pages of Southwestern and Mexican delights. Gluten free and vegan appetizers and entrees are included. The servers know the menu and offer knowledgeable suggestions. Drinks and appetizers arrived quickly. There are five in our party. Of course, each ordered a different entree, but our table shared an order of guacamole. Spicy salsa and warm chips are included at no charge. We devoured several baskets of chips. My selection was the Vegetarian Fajita Plate. A fiery hot platter of still-sizing, stir-fried, veggies, accompanied with rice, refried beans, and a roll of five warmed tortillas The serving was enough for two meals. I took home the leftovers. It was delicious. This is a very large restaurant, so be prepared to walk. Just like Disneyland, there's even a moderate priced gift shop with clever souvenirs. Seating is available inside in air-condition comfort or outdoors in several, covered, comfortable patios. Stagebrush Cantinas's meals are delicious, but a bit pricey. The Hollywood atmosphere of a mix of California and Mexico is comfortable. Parking is easy. We enjoy it. STUFF: Parking in their spacious lot costs $7. The gift shop is located at the entrance. Live music is provided. As the entertainers very, check their website for the names of the groups, dates, and times. Except for a few booths, which are elevated, this is an ADA compliant eatery.