Clase Azul Restaurant

Friends wanted to try this restaurant out and who doesn’t like good, reasonable Mexican food, so we went along! And guess what? The food was good to excellent! The drinks were good/excellent. The service was excellent. And the ambiance was excellent! The only problems were the tile floor was sticky and the place was incredibly loud. Both minor problems if you ask me. The next time we go, and we will go again, maybe we’ll sit outside on the ample covered patio, weather permitting.

Trying to find the place on the internet was challenging. I couldn’t remember the shopping center was called Gulf Coast, which is where a Costco is that we go to once in a while. So I kept getting the Cape Coral location. When I finally got to the right website, I noticed in the body of the text the name was Class Azul, not Clase Azul. Clase in Spanish is Class, so I can see why they used that interchangeably, but then why not call Azul Blue since that’s the English translation? So why is it called Class Blue? Beats me. Sounds like I’m fixated on the name, right? OK, I’ll let it go! If you want to check out their website, click here. Its the right one, but it’s part of the Gulf Coast Shopping Center website. So if you want to look at the menu, you have to go to the Cape Coral website, by clicking here. Confused, good!

Here’s some pics of the drinks we ordered. Sorry I did not get a pic of the Strawberry Margarita, but I got one of the House Margarita and somebody else got the Coconut Margarita

So there were six of us. Our waiter, Edward, brought us waters right away. We got the obligatory chips and salsa. When we asked for more salsa, and we got lots more, no problem. I ordered the Enchiladas Supreme and didn’t get any rice and refried beans like everyone else got with their enchiladas. I don’t know if that was a mistake or not because the platings were all different, but I asked for some and I got some, no problem, The person who ordered Chicken Fajitas asked for more tortillas and got them, no problem. So they are very accommodating. No extra charges for anything!

I thought the prices were reasonable. My enchiladas were $18. The house Margaritas were $7.50. The price of the Guacamole is $13.99 on the website menu, but I think it was more on the actual restaurant’s menu, but I could be wrong. Which I personally think is kind of high. I got a little dollop of the Guacamole on my Enchiladas and it was good. So you might want to order that. The food presentation was outstanding! Here are some pics. Besides the variety of Enchiladas plates, there is the Chicken Fajitas and the pork Osso Bucco. Everything was as good as it looked! My wife ordered the Chicken Enchiladas with Mole Sauce and that was a good Mole Sauce!

My wife and I ordered a Flan for dessert. Good stuff! We will definitely go back or maybe try the Cape Coral location. Highly recommend!

Anybody have any restaurant recommendations? Please let me know!