Our server Alex was fantastic. Very attentive and anticipated what we were going to need before we…read moreasked for it. The food was delicious and came out very fast and the portions were huge. Great price point for the amount of food l! Will be back.

Casa Fiesta is a local Mexican restaurant that sits on Bell Road near the Cane Ridge Road…read moreintersection, just a few blocks off of 24. It sits up on a hill, so half the restaurant is perched above the lot below. At first glance, you see the less than savory motels surrounding the restaurant, but don't let that deter you! For the most part, Casa Fiesta is your standard local Mexican spot, and I am down for that. I knew what to expect from a menu perspective, as well as service wise. I popped in after a visit to the nearby outlets, as I decided to treat myself to a bit of lunch on a Sunday afternoon. The space is large and features several dining rooms and a large wrap around/covered patio. I went with inside, as I love me a good booth and some AC. I was promptly sat upon entry and greeted just as quickly by my server. Along with the chips and salsa, I added a small queso and then went right in for the lunch order, which was the classic grilled chicken, cheese and rice. I added grilled onions, as why not!? Additionally, I got a side of sour cream. The plate of chicken, cheese and rice plus onions was HOT and PACKED, legit no room for anything else on that place. The serving size is definitely larger than I have gotten at many other local Mexican spots, and I was not mad at it. While the meal was large, the side of sour cream was not in proportion, which was a bummer. Maybe I like too much sour cream? I mean, is that really a thing? The food was tasty, but the chicken had a slight char taste to it, like maybe the grill was too hot or had remanence of another dish on it? It wasn't "bad", but noticeable for sure. Service was friendly and efficient. From entry to exit, I spent around 35 - 40 minutes in the restaurant. While the service size was larger than expected, so were the prices with the lunch running $15.99, small queso coming in at $6.99, and sour cream costing $1.50...totally close to $30 for lunch. Parking is plentiful. Getting in and out can be a hassle, especially if you are trying to turn left out of the lot. Either way, be careful. Overall, I enjoyed my experience and meal at Casa Fiesta! Definitely on the list of places to swing by when I find myself in the Antioch area!

While the service is good and the tortillas are homemade this place has gone down Hill. It used to…read morebe one of my favorites. I ordered fajitas Jalisco tonight, which was chicken steak and shrimp fajitas. The price of this meal is about 25 bucks which I don't mind paying but the problem is it only came with five shrimp that were not peeled, and overcooked chicken and little to no veggies. The portion was that of what should be lunch. Something you would get for 10 to 12 bucks. And even have such a small portion if it had been prepared well that could've made up for the size. I may go back because I like the tortillas, but I don't know that I'll order the fajitas again. They've slowly gotten smaller and smaller portions and just less care taken in the food prep.

Great authentic Mexican food, huge menu, full bar in a Mexican cantina setting with good old world…read moreservice.

Decided to spend the week over at the lake and found this spot about 2 miles from our RV park. It…read morewas ridiculously good. In an area completely rich in different Mexican options this place absolutely stands far out in front of others. First, we ordered more food than God intended. But might as well sample the menu while you sit waterfront at a lake built by the corps of engineers...Murica. Second, all of it was delicious. I think the gorditas stood out above everything else. They were killer. The tacos were also good, but all the other stuff was next level. The surprise "wow" factor were the barbacoa fries. Not traditional Mexican fare, but hot damn they were amazing. Last, I feel like I need to fast today. Maybe go for a walk? Still full.

First time here, most likely last time as well. I understand most food here is cooked to order but…read morethe wait seemed a bit longer than most other Mexican restaurants. The waitress should be more attentive and at least have some personality. Now the food was the most disappointing part. Chips and Salsa is not free, I get it this economy. But had an order of queso on the side. Queso is normally runny but this queso was more watery. Had a carne asada burrito. It should be called a rice burrito with some carne asada. The carne asada was tough and overcooked and had some very chewy pieces mixed jOverall not a very good first time experience.

Taqueria y Birrieria Arandas is a tiny hole-in-the-wall storefront in Nashville, Tennessee with a…read morefew tables inside that has a food truck parked next to it. The food is prepared in the food truck and brought by friendly servers to those of us waiting inside for their amazing food. I ordered two tacos, one pastor and one asada, and a birria gordita dipped in the red sauce they use for their pambazo. My food was brought to me in a relatively quick fashion and my server gave me a bright smile as she placed the food before me. I literally added various sources they also placed before me and tore into my meal. I have to say that Taqueria y Birrieria Arandas is a fantastic taqueria that hits on every positive note. The food was fantastic and served fast, the price was right, it had that cool hole-in-the-wall type vibe and the staff was friendly. If you find yourself in Nashville, Tennessee, I definitely recommend this establishment.

Really kind service and great food! The quesabirria came out home and fresh, with the carne tacos…read morealso hitting the spot. Whatever hot sauce they had at the tables was perfect

I had not been to El Sombrero in years and I'm so glad we went by! It is a lovely neighborhood…read morerestaurant with wonderful service and even better food. Our portions were generous, the food was served fresh and hot, and the pricing was fair. We will be back!

Food was horrible. Out of the 6 entrees we ordered, only one was tasty and hot. The enchiladas…read morewere filled with lukewarm unseasoned ground beef and the hard taco that came with them was soggy, cold and fell apart with moisture. I was actually embarrassed because I had recommended the place based on a storekeeper's recommendation. None of the kids ate their food and they love Mexican cuisine. If you absolutely have to eat there, I recommend something like huevos rancheros or huevos "el jefe." Won't go back.

This was an unplanned dinner visit found in a plaza. The restaurant wasn't packed so I figured the…read morefood and service would be quick. The only thing that came out quick were the salsa and chips. The servers were nice but everything took so long. This menu reflects TEX-MEX. Overall, the food was okay. I would come back to this location to try out their margarita pitcher which was fairly priced around $20. Looking forward to drinks that hit harder than my first impression!

Situated in small plaza next to Sonic on Carothers Parkway, Mexicali Grill is, at its core, your…read morequintessential local Tex-Mex spot in Middle Tennessee. Nothing too special, but also nothing plain terrible. I popped in for lunch recently after wanting to enjoy a bit more than Moe's when the Mexican craving hit. I went to Yelp and ended up here. Sitting at the corner of the plaza, Mexicali Grill has a good sized interior dining room inclusive of a few sections and a bar, then outside they have a nice patio. I landed in one of the booths inside. Service was friendly and helpful. Not very attentive, but when she did stop by, she was pleasant. For lunch I started with a small queso to go along with the chips and salsa. Chips and queso were standard, and salsa had a bit of a kick to it. As I do most times at Mexican spots, I went with the tried and true chicken, cheese and rice, also known as the Mexicali Pollo here. It was sided with tortillas and I went with flour. The chicken was cut and cooked well and presented on a bed of rice then smothered in queso. The dish was okay. The chicken was under-seasoned, so the dish as a whole was a bit underwhelming. The menu is smaller than most Tex-Mex spots, but still offers a variety of house dishes along with the classics. While I understand we are in Brentwood, those prices...small queso ran me $7.50 and my meal was $16.99. Lunch, which included a water, ran me close to $30 before tip. Overall, based on value, Mexicali Grill was not worth it for me. While I will not actively avoid this place, I also will not go out of my way to eat here again.

This was previously my favorite Mexican restaurant in Smyrna, that title, however, recently…read moremigrated to another spot. Nevertheless, Margarita House remains a solid choice in the area with good service and a pleasantly busy vibe. When first opening, the food was pretty stellar, but as years have gone on, the quality has dipped slightly. Overall, good choice. It's certainly mine on occasion.

We came in for Cinco de Mayo and it was super packed, which is awesome! I love seeing local…read morerestaurants packed on days like these. We waited about 30 minutes for a table, which wasn't too bad all things considered. Our table of three split two pitchers of margaritas, they were only okay. Just your standard pre-mix stuff, nothing special. We ordered some guacamole with our chips and it was pretty tasty, but felt like it was lacking avocado. For dinner, I ordered a few chicken and chorizo tacos. The chorizo was good, but the grilled chicken was so bland. I tasted the tortillas and onion more than the chicken. Extremely underwhelming. Our server was great though and we didn't wait on refills of drinks or chips. I just wish the food was as good as the service.

Good food but the service is hit or miss. We've had some really friendly waiters and some not so…read morefriendly. The corn ribs are so good. I am not a huge fan of creama, but these are so so freaking delicious. I also enjoy their birria tacos. The queso with chorizo wasn't the best, but the salsa is solid. The restaurant seems clean and we've never had to wait too long for our food. Overall, we like it enough to keep coming back.

We went to Cano's to get out of the storm on the July 3rd event in Fairview. Us and everyone else…read more It was super busy. I ordered a skinny margarita and ask if they do indeed make it fresh, (since I'm allergic) to some alcohol mixes. I was assured they do. The first margarita was fine, after my meal (the food was just okay, and kinda cold). It sat for 10 minutes until I could someone's attention for cutlery- so I can eat my meal. I ordered another margarita to try to ride out the storm. This time it was in a cactus glass and I told the many different bartenders-that I had a skinny marg which was in a regular glass. I was assured it was (NO, it was not-it was very sweet!) I motioned one of the bartenders to tell her (very short hair) that it was wrong. She gave me a go to Hell look and turned her back and left. My group and I were stunned. I didn't even drink it, and after about 10 minutes another cactus mug was hastily given to me by that short hair bartender and she left as quickly as she came over. Again, it did not taste the same. We weren't happy with the service (or the attitude). We paid our bill, and tried to go watch the music on the other side. We were going to sit down, and this guy said we couldn't because it was for customers who purchase food. I mentioned we just had food. He said, no. So we left. Rude folks, the food was one maybe a step up for Taco Bell. We won't be back ever again.