The service was very good and we got a seat quickly. This is a very nice place with music in the…read morebackground. I ordered a pablo pepper and it was very good. My wife ordered hot tamales and they were dry and not good. Then there was the cheese sauce, they charged $2.75 for each order. Then because we used a card they charged extra for a card. The chips were good and the pepper was good. Don't order tamales with cheese sauce.

Little Rock was our stop on our way to a weekend in Hot Springs. After walking the outlets we…read morespotted this establishment and decided to try it. Got seated right away and our chips came next. Delish but heads up, fine print says you'll be charged after a 2nd basket. Menu was huge. After placing our order it came pretty fast and we never saw the waiter again. I got the fajita quesadilla and they did not use any cheese which I thought was odd. Very messy to eat because of it but still good. Hubby got the steak street tacos and had no complaints. Waiter situation was annoying. I guess the group ordering margaritas was more important to take care of than any other patrons. We got no refills and took forever for the check. Overall I recommend. But I also recommend their staff pay more attention to patrons.

Great food, friendly service, and a fun atmosphere! Everything was fresh, flavorful, and came out…read morequickly. Definitely a spot I'd visit again when I'm craving delicious Mexican food.

We sat at the bar like always. Bartender was super cool. Salsa was extremely fresh. My wife doesn't…read morelike cilantro but the salsa was so good it didn't bother her. Really good jalapeño margaritas. The smothered burritos is phenomenal. We will be back fo' sho'. Great food, good atmosphere, definitely a place to hang out again

We were greeted immediately and seated within about two minutes. Our server arrived at the table…read morewithin another three minutes with waters in hand, which was a strong start. Unfortunately, cleanliness became an immediate and serious concern. Even for a busy Friday night, the floors were visibly filthy and littered with food. More concerning, I observed roaches on the floor. When I brought it to the staff's attention, I was told it was "normal for this time of year." That response was completely unacceptable for a restaurant. At that point, I probably should have left, but since we were already seated, I decided to try the food. The salsa was downright disappointing, somewhat sour and easily among the worst I've had in Little Rock. One interesting touch: food is delivered by a robot. It was entertaining to watch and presumably helps reduce some of the server workload. That said, my drink still sat empty for much of the meal, which was frustrating. Cheese Dip -- $5.50 (small): Surprisingly good. It was creamy, thick, and flavorful. My only complaint is that I should have ordered the large. Quesa Birria Tripleta -- $17.95: This was difficult to rate because it was a mix of great, average, and disappointing elements. The tortillas were excellent crispy throughout, with the satisfying crunch birria should have. The meat was average and tasted good, though it needed more cheese. The consommé however, was the biggest miss: bland and flavorless. In a birria dish, the consommé should be a star, but this tasted more like plain soup. The rice was actually very good well-seasoned and perfectly cooked, with far more flavor than the consommé. Kids' Macaroni con Queso -- $6.25: It appeared to be Kraft Easy Mac, but honestly, that worked here. Our five-year-old ate every bite without complaint, which is a win for any restaurant serving a picky eater. Strawberry Razorback Margarita -- $9.00: Not much strawberry flavor, but it made up for that in strength. This was a generous pour; they definitely did not skimp on the alcohol. Our total for two adults and one child was $75. That feels steep, even today, for what was ultimately average Mexican food. I truly wanted to like Santo Coyote the cheese dip, rice, tortillas, and strong margarita showed potential, but the cleanliness issue and the staff's response to it overshadowed everything else. I can't recommend it based on that experience alone. Try at your own risk. Food is a 3.5/5 but I have to take the roaches into account so overall I'll give a 2/5.

Great place to eat. The cheese dip is a tasty white queso, a little on the runny side but good…read moreflavored. The lunch menu is reasonably priced and has great options. I got the chimichanga and it was good. Beans could have a bit hotter. The chicken fajitas were seasoned and cooked very good. The service was great. Food comes out on a robot but our server was there with it to serve the plates to us. Highly recommend.

It's been years since I've been in the area, but was excited to finally get to go back to The Fold…read more Best vegetarian taco selection in Little Rock, hands down. Fantastic cocktails--the Gosh Yam It was one of the best mezcal cocktails I've ever had (don't let the marshmallow garnish fool you, it's a serious drink). Beautiful atmosphere and great service. The sign is a little small, but parking is across the street!

The food was so good I wrote this haiku:…read more River breeze drifts in, The Fold glows in Little Rock-- Warm lights, open doors. Scent of peppers rise, Kitchen hums with quiet pride, Fresh tortillas breathe. I lift one warm bite-- Bean burrito, soft and rich, Comfort wrapped in joy. Flavors linger long, Spices settling like dusk, Simple, perfect meal. Night settles around, Friends laugh, glasses clink in time-- Food in every bite. Good service. Spicy queso. eat here.

Open on Easter Sunday and allows pets. Yay!! Decent food and service!! Across the street from…read moreGame Exchange and close to an Arcade. Several parks nearby to or your dogs and yourselves stretch your legs.

My favorite Mexican restaurant in Benton. Great food and service. Definitely give them a try if you…read morehaven't

This restaurant was recommended to me and it did not let me down. The food was fabulous, the decor…read morewas amazing, and the service was top notch. I had the chicken fajitas which included about 12 large chunks of grilled chicken, large slices of tomatoes and bell peppers with onions. Although they have Pepsi products, I did get a very large Mexican coke. This is a great place to satisfy your craving for good Mexican food.

Large portions and food is always good. Waiters are so pleasant and always remember me. They make…read moreme feel comfortable.

Really fun atmosphere inside. Good number of tvs as well…read more Chicken fingers are excellent. Not too much breading. About $14 for 6. Good size. 6 is enough for 2 people.

I really wanted to like this place. Lodging downtown, we wanted to only visit walkable…read morerestaurants. From the outside, the vibe was giving hole in the wall - what's NOT to love about that?? We were seated and it has a funky backyard psychedelic vibe, but it adds to the character. If you're looking for movie theater or airplane cold, this is not the place. It was slightly above comfortable temperature wise. I'll make this as brief, but succinct as possible. Our server was very very slow to attend. We ordered drinks and appetizers as we could already tell that time wasn't on our side. At least we'd eat while waiting for entrees. The menu appeared exciting - again, I wanted to love this place. We ordered the chicken fries (like how are you out of the cluck puppies as a chicken restaurant), fried green tomatoes and the fried cauliflower. It took it a minute to arrive (and that's being generous). Another server (sweet young lady with pig tails) filled our beverages as she could see our server was MIA - well not really but to us he was. She apologized and said that he has a larger table as well - we were looking right at it. 5 people is not a larger table, but I digress. We decided that we would leave, BUT if the appetizers were indeed good that we would stay. Finally they came. The chicken fries, basic. You mean to tell me that you minced a chicken tender and sprinkled it on fries and that's it? The fries were good though. . The cauliflower was fried to absolute perfection - but how do you not toss it in the sauce? I've got to dip it... really.. and the sauces that were desirable aren't even offered for cauliflower. Here's the kicker - the fried green tomatoes were so laden with grease that I had to take paper towels to soak them up enough to eat? Did someone think this was ok to serve? We decided to just cash out and leave. When the server came back to take our order, we just chose to get the check and pay. He was VISIBLY not impressed that we chose to not order anymore food. Would you? Well, maybe you would, but NOT us. Bonus point - upon leaving we saw that they had a bar area. Maybe it would have been a better experience sitting there ‍

We went with a friend for lunch. The best carne Asada I have EVER had. Tender, well seasoned and…read moreserved with some of the best sides. Wait staff was there any time you needed them. Fast service. Clean tables and floor. It has been 3 years since we were there and it never disappoints. We will be back the next time we are in the area.

Food was disgusting. Poor quality meat and no seasoning. Refried beans tasted like sand had been…read moreadded. Taco meat was so finely ground it was like dog food. Enchilada had no flavor. Salsa tasted watered down. Worst food experience of my life.