Cass Is Real

We paid around $12.50 each for 18 holes and had a great time. We decided to begin at holes 10-18 because a large family came in right behind us and we didn't want to feel rushed. The setup with three pathways allowing for different playing options was an excellent design idea. We enjoyed playing at each hole and using the spinning wheels to add extra excitement to the game. We would definitely return.

They weren't serving cocktails at this location on our visit. I was so excited to try the elote loco but it was nasty and I was very disappointed. The Tuesday American tacos - ground beef and shredded chicken - were really good. The carne asada fries were amazing. The rice and beans were good. My daughters loved their tacos except the pork because we weren't aware it contained pineapples. The pineapple guava empanada was a huge hit for my daughter. She almost ordered one to go but was stuffed by the time we actually left. We will definitely be back but would order to go so we can have cocktails at home with our Tuesday tacos.

Reports indicated the trail had recently been updated for walking but that was not the case. Signs even stated the trail was under construction. The pathways were confusing - it seemed more for disc golf than walking. We ventured from the path to walk around the children's play area then over to the actual Richland One track. There were a lot of frisbees being thrown so, we felt that was a better option.

First visit... the price for the dips to go were a little too much - the containers were small, the tortillas for the street tacos were very greasy, and the steak was fatty. Overall though, the food was good. The Mexican stew was very flavorful, the beans were good (and I never eat the beans), the rice was good too. The enchiladas were great. The guacamole was really good. We didn't care too much for the chorizo dip. There was a lot of cilantro in everything... it tastes like dish soap to me. The lunch specials look like great deals so, we'll go back to try other options.