Experience authentic south of the border family cuisine at Acapulco Soldotna

Experience authentic south of the border family cuisine at Acapulco Soldotna

The newly remodeled Acapulco Mexican Restaurant in Soldotna offers a new ambiance for family diners with the same authentic Mexican delicious dishes and pizza too. Owner Juan Rodriguez has been offering some of the best Mexican cuisine in Alaska for over 14 years along with your favorite domestic, Mexican & Kenai River Brewery beers & wine for the perfect complement to any menu selection. Acapulco is proud of the excellent service and servers who love their job. And when its pizza & pasta you’re hungry for it just doesn’t get any better than Acapulco. You dine in or order to go or free delivery to your home or office by calling 260-4999. Large parties can be catered by calling in advance.

“This is the place where everyone is welcome!” Acapulco Soldotna is open 7 days a week 11:00am – 9:00pm and later on weekends.

Experience authentic south of the border family cuisine at Acapulco Soldotna
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