San Ann'a Pizza & Mexican

We went here with a group of friends and family who said it was good or we probably never would have tried it. The food tasted great (particularly their caenitas). We are from San Diego and have lived around great Mexican food for more than 40 years. I only have 4 stars for 2 reasons s: the menu is a little confusing because some of the doors is misnamed. Also, service was SUPER SLOW! We waited over 30 minutes to have our order taken (this place is not that big) and we waited another 30+ to get it. There really was no reason we should have waited that long for either. But the food tasted good. It is a little overpriced, but I was pleasantly surprised at how good it tasted. It was worth the trip but I doubt I will be back.

San Anna's has consistently good food. We always get the chip and cheese. Light tortilla chips with mild cheese sauce. Then add some of their hot sauce. Something i just can't stop eating! Their pizza is some of the best! Thin crust, lots of cheese, meat lovers, comes out really hot and delicious!! Goid cold beer to go with it!!

I really enjoy San Anna's!! They have the most amazing chips (especially when they have a lot of the garlic salt stuff on them) and great cheese dip to go with. That is saying something, because I am extremely picky. They also have a nacho snack and pork carnitas that are great. I sometimes drive from Omaha for the chips :D. If you dine in, just be aware that it's not very fast :).

Great food and good atmosphere! The price for how much you get is also quite good I would strongly recommend this place!

The heyday of SanAnn'a Pizza was in the early 80s when it was in it's original manifestation as "Sax's Pizza". The new location is a smaller location, but the original recipes, most critically for the cheese dip and pizza sauce, remain the same and definitely worth the trip.