Redneck Bar & Grill

I’ve been staying at Peace River, Alberta for a couple weeks now. One of the locals had mentioned an authentic Mexican cafe, but never gave me the name of the place or a location. I kind of kept it in mind for a night when I needed something to do.
Last night, I sought the joint out. Su Casa Cafe is located in an industrial looking building, kind of dingy looking. It appears small from outside. I was kind of apprehensive when I saw the number of vehicles in front. With this many cars parked up and down the street, how could such a small place have enough seating?
I went in and found the place bigger than anticipated. The decorating and atmosphere instantly made me like the place. Knick knacks, wall hangings and lighting worked well together to make the cafe very inviting. Spanish music was playing in the background. I was surprised to see reservation tags on almost all the empty tables. In small towns in Alberta, reservations at a cafe are almost unheard of. Obviously, this place had something special about it.
There was one open table, so I was in luck.  I found out that Su Casa didn’t carry Blue Beaver Beer. I was forced to make do with a Corona with lime.
In a few minutes, the entire place filled up as the reservation holders  arrived.
I ordered an exotic sounding dish off the menu. I won’t pretend to know much about Mexican food. If it isn’t served at Taco Time or Taco Bell, I don’t know what it is. What arrived was awesome. Two bundles of spicy shredded beef, rolled in crispy tortillas and topped with homemade salsa, guacamole and sour cream. There were refried beans and mexican rice on the side. It was a great tasting meal, and the server was very good at her job.
All in all, this cafe will stick in my mind. Unfortunately, I don’t know if I will ever return to Peace River and I may never get a chance to eat there again.

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