The Prickly Cactus - Launceston

Food: Great, if you like Mexicans with absolutely no heat or spices. Chosen for mild thinking I would not have to Grief Rice-side dishes bot next to no taste and had the consistency of microwave rice. Cactus wrap was not worth it, up to $ 22 was something like something she would get from a food court Mexican. (Salsa's would be an improvement) Grief Dessert: Went for the churros and were served with steamed whipped cream and bought chocolate and caramel sauce. Not worth 10 dollars, from a long shot. Grief Many small children and screaming babies. Definitely a family-friendly place. But not great to sit nearby despite later than little child. Grief Maybe my girlfriend and I (from Melbourne) are used for good Mexican, but this was only average to average and overpriced for what we got. Grief Grief

Fantastic service, very accommodating, especially with a 2-year-old. The food some of the best Mexicans I had since a Weih ...................

The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating. The frozen margaritas were also delicious. The food was Mediokre, but the drinks are cheap and the service is great.

We were switzerland after we walk through the wilderness for 6 days, and the cold Launeceston weather was basically in the nearest restaurant and we stumbled in the prickly cactus. It's exactly what you expect from an out-of-Tex-Mex site and be honest, we were all completely cool with it! Friendly staff and fast service and pretty delicious food. Beat the stain for a fast, filling and serious food that we sank.

The Mexican restaurant of the Mexican restaurant with typically typically large Launceston employee friendliness. Loved the place and will come next in the city of