Sure, Amigo s offers a lot of the usuals fajitas, burritos, rellenos. Plus there are three varieties of shrimp, either sauteed or grilled. Trying to be different Most Mexican restaurants in the area, they re very similar to one another, said Efrain Leal, Amigo s chef. It s not that they don t have good food. We just tried to be a little different.
Dinners come with the usual rice, beans and pico de gallo.
The alcohol menu is pretty impressive, as well. The owners pride themselves on having what they call Ohio s most extensive selection of tequilas 27. And nine Mexican beers, including Bohemia, Pacifico and Carta Blanca. A good margarita We want to be unique with the tequila, Mr. Leal said. So when people think about Amigo s, they think of a good margarita.