In Business Since 1995
(401) 941-0004
Reservations: Takes Reservations.
Hours:
Restaurant:
Monday- Thursday 11:30am - 10:00pm-Bar open until 2:00am
Friday 11:00am - 11:00pm-Bar open until 2:00am
Saturday 12:00noon - 11:00pm- Bar open until 2:00am
Sunday 12:00 noon - 10:00pm- Bar open until 1:00am
* Major Credit Cards Accepted
* Reservations Available For 6 or More
* Off -Site Catering
* Reservations Available
* Delivery Available With Advance Notice ($40 Minimum Order)
Welcome to Cactus Grille where you will enjoy lunch or dinner in our family friendly establishment.
We have an extensive menu of delicious choices from traditional Mexican cuisine:
* Fajitas
* Burritos
* Enchiladas
* Chimichangas
And if that's not enough:
* Good Old American Steaks and Burgers
* Kids Menu
* Full Service Bar
* Half-Price Appetizers Monday - Friday from 3:00pm until 6:00pm
* Karaoke on Thursday Nights between 9:00pm and 1:00am
Please join us soon. We can't wait to serve you.
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Posted by ryork53 on 6/30/2009
We were in Providence last week and dined at the Original Cactus on the advice of friends. Great Food! Great Service! Fun Place! We highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who loves Mexican food and appreciates good service.
Posted by jandp1 on 6/26/2009
We continue to go to the Cactus Grille because the food and service is consistently great!
Posted by lsp612 on 4/24/2009
We had a great time at Cactus Grille recently. It was crowded, but the service was excellent--also the food. Everyone seemed to be having fun. We'll go back again!
Posted by rockman48 on 3/19/2009
I've been to the restaurant many times over the years dating back to it's location near the Hurricane barrier, Richmond Street, and even the Smithfield location as well as the Allens Ave. site (Old HoJo). It's been an odyssey with those longing for Richmond St, probably more enamored with the bar scene than the restaurant. Agree with some of the reviews on being a bit too pricey, but the food and service negative critiques don't ring true for me.
Posted by s2001t on 11/30/2008
I thought that I had walked in on an episode of reality show Kitchen Nightmares, after visiting this place. My meal (some sort of chicken enchilada) was covered in two types of glistening bargain cheese, and the chicken was very dry, and tasted like it was frozen. The coffee I ordered with desert was so weak, it tasted like tainted water. My Key lime pie was overwhelmed with whipped cream. Throughout the meal, we also had 2-3 little friends buzzing around our food, drinks, and mouths (some sort of fly). If you are in the mood for Mexican, you'd be better off just picking up some Taco Bell, and a six pack, and enjoy the comfort of your own home. You won't be missing out on any significant ambiance, and throwing away your money on an indigestible meal.
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