They had an awful lot of rules for such mid food…read more A group of 4 of us met for dinner and drinks on a Tuesday evening. Three arrived half an hour before happy hour ended and I was stuck in traffic on Ponce and arrived about 3 minutes after 6. My friends had tried to order me a drink and were told that they could only order one drink at a time and not for anyone not present. Fine. Annoying, but fine. Then, there were rules about mixing and matching tacos and various other things that weren't stated on the menu. We weren't even asking for anything special, but the default was no. We didn't even get water glasses without asking. I felt like they were doing us a favor by being there. I could understand having a lot of rules if it was a busy night like a match day or something else, but the restaurant was mostly empty. If the food was outstanding, it would be a different story, but there are plenty of restaurants around town with better standard Mexican food and a better attitude. I'll keep going to Nuevo Laredo and skip this one.

Seeking great Mexican food without having to drive to Buford HWY? Look no further!…read more Located in VA Highland, there is plenty of free parking, both at surface level and downhill next to the former El Bar (RIP). W strolled in on a Thursday evening; there was no wait for a table. They have a spacious, partially covered patio which is also heated. The interior is clean, colorful, and happened to be lavishly decorated for el Dia de los Muertos. The patio is excellent for people watching in Midtown (iykyk). We enjoyed the following: *Tres Amigos (small $16) - Queso, Guac & choice of Salsa- Verde, Ranchera or Mango *Grande burrito with chicken ($15) - rice, beans, pico, lettuce, sour cream & topped with queso, salsa verde & burrito salsa *Michelada (price not listed) Everything was delicious. The guac was especially fresh and the michelada was effervescent with the chamoy straw adding a nice punch of flavor. I'd order each of the above items again. Service was prompt, curteous, and efficient. I'll be back!

I had lunch at Patria Cocina and it was just an okay experience. The restaurant wasn't overly busy,…read moreso I was surprised that our server was not really attentive and our food took a while to come out. For drinks we ordered a margarita and mimosa. For food we had chicken fajitas and sopes with chicken. The food was just okay and and a little pricey for the price of almost $100 for lunch.

This is our first time trying this place and we have definitely edited on our list of Mexican…read morerestaurants to try. The food tasted very authentic and it reminded me of Mexico. I loved how fresh the cucumber Agua fresco tasted. Our server was very kind and polite. And the ambience was very nice as you can see in the pictures above. It gave Mexico.

I wish I still had the tacos from earlier today. They were amazing. Which is why I ordered a second…read moretime for two shrimp tacos. Instead of one. You can imagine how disappointed I was to see the shrimp was a lot smaller dried out and all around presentation was not the same as my lunch order. This is very disappointing.

I recently visited the new El Tesoro location, and the food completely lives up to the hype!…read moreEverything feels and tastes incredibly authentic, and the pricing is very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes you get. The Food: Absolutely stellar. My absolute favorite lunch meal here is the Mulita Barbacoa De Res--the flavor is incredible. Also, the street corn is a must-order standout side! The Setup: They have a nice touch with self-serve water jugs and cups readily available for guests, which is super helpful.The Atmosphere: My only real complaint is the indoor seating area. It is not very comfortable, it feels like there is no air conditioning running. Since the space isn't entirely open-air either, it got pretty stuffy and hot inside. Overall, come for the food because it is fantastic, but you might want to grab a spot on the outdoor patio if it's a hot day!

The food was absolutely amazing! Tacos, queso, chips, salsa, all rocked our taste buds. The prices…read moreare higher than average from my (informal only) neighborhood experiences that were comparable. I'd still go back though, they were not outrageous. My only complaint was the staff seemed pushy throughout our service. For example, we were a table of 6 and wanted to split the large queso into 2 small bowls and they said they couldn't do that, so we asked if we could have a bowl to do it ourselves, and he insisted we just get two larges, which of course went unfinished and went to waste, not to mention the cost. Then at the end of our meal, the servers were nowhere to be found, which was just a little weird but not that bothersome while we chatted & waited. One more note for parties - they did not allow splitting the check, which is one of those things that's not a deal breaker but a tiny bit annoying.

Sat outside at a very cramped table. Menus were covered in food and sticky. Service was fast and…read moreour waters were refilled often. Guacamole tasted like the kind you get from the grocery store that never turns brown, not good at all which was a bummer. Came here in the mood for tamales tho and they were great. The Tamale Dinner with rice and refried beans, had enough of the meal left to take home for lunch the next day. Fair pricing. Overall OK experience. Would maybe return only for tamales.

La Chiquiada is fantastic! Shoutout to Cat and the crew for taking great care of us. And shoutout…read moreto free validated parking here. The chips with Guac, queso, and salsa are a must order. Some of the best chips and dip I've had in ATL. The mission burrito with grouper was delicious. The portions are absolutely massive and the flavor is on point. Can't wait to return!

Came here twice in one weekend! The first visit was for an…read moreeasy brunch. We ordered the biscuit, overnight oats, breakfast burrito, and two different variations of coffee. The overnights oats and the breakfast burrito were good, although in some parts of the burrito it was too salty. The biscuit wasn't my jam, but my daughter loved it. The second visit, I ordered takeout for guac and queso. I was disappointed by the amount of guac, the container was less than a 3rd full. The queso was kinda bland. Either way, I'll definitely continue of visit.

Los Niños Taqueria in Decatur is the culinary equivalent of that tiny friend who somehow wins every…read morefight. The place is *small*. Not "cozy." Not "intimate." Small enough that if two people exhale at the same time, someone has to step outside. And yet -- the tacos are outrageously good. The shrimp tacos arrive like they have something to prove. The shrimp are perfectly seasoned, juicy, and packed into warm tortillas with the confidence of a restaurant charging triple the price in Midtown. Then come the fish tacos: crispy, flaky, absurdly satisfying little miracles that make you temporarily forget every bad seafood taco you've suffered through in your life. There's barely any seating inside, but there are a couple of benches out back in the open air where you can sit, contemplate your life choices, and wonder why you've spent money at chain restaurants when this place exists. Now we must discuss the horchata situation. I am convinced horchata at Los Niños is either a legend, a social experiment, or a spiritual concept. They *never* have it. Ever. At this point, I assume someone walks in every morning asking for horchata and the staff simply whispers, "Not since the incident..." Still, none of it matters because the tacos are phenomenal. You leave slightly cramped, mildly confused about the beverage program, but deeply happy.

Firstly, literally the best tasting tacos in Decatur! Secondly, the best price! The service was as…read moreaverage with only one person running the cashier who also serves the food. The space is very small, no more than 8 people can realistically eat inside but there's some outside tables by the back parking lot (with free parking). If you're looking for value and quality tacos, this is the spot! My only negative, the chips they serve are cold and kept in big plastic containers. They could do with a bit of heating but they taste amazing!

The best veggie tacos in town!…read more Sadly, the prices have risen a good bit over the last couple of years. Tacos were $3 but now they are $5. And the sides are way too much. $9 for a small side of guac is nuts, especially when it is premade and not always fresh. So get the tacos and skip the sides. They do include bottle water with orders though, so that's a plus.

Had a really nice dinner here on a perfect evening. I ordered three tacos on flour tortillas:…read morebrisket, carnitas and shrimp, plus a side of rice and beans. My friend got a brisket and a veggie taco on corn tortillas with jalapeño rice. We both felt the brisket was a little dry, but the carnitas had great flavor and the shrimp taco was good too. My friend actually liked the veggie taco more than the brisket. We split a pitcher of their house margarita with mango flavoring and it was super refreshing. A couple things to know: the parking area is pretty small, and you order in the back. If you're staying to eat, the outdoor seating is covered and has ceiling fans. We didn't go inside since the weather was so nice. After we ordered and grabbed a table, service was quick. Our server was friendly, efficient and brought us two sauces. Not sure what they were, but both were spicy. The green one was a little less spicy than the red. Overall, tasty food, great vibes and fast service. I'd definitely come back, especially for the carnitas and that mango margarita pitcher.

With this be my first time, they had amazing customer service. Explain a different things to me…read more That's on the menu. I got the shrimp taco, the steak taco, the chicken taco, and the chicken nachos. My favorite taco was a shrimp taco, the chicken was dry and didn't have too much flavor. I didn't enjoy the nachos, but I had to pay for extra queso because the nachos were also dry. But once the extra queso was on the nachos, it was very enjoyable. And the margaritas hit. The inside was also very clean, and this would be a good place to sit down and eat it if you didn't want to take it to go.

This is a 24hr spot that serves Tex-mex food. In my opinion, the food is over-priced. They also…read morewant you to sign the receipt in the drive-thru and look to see if you left a tip. Why am I tipping in a drive-thru? I ordered Beef burrito, fish taco, and beef empanada. The beef burrito was horrible. I couldn't tell the beans from the beef. The entire burrito is just beans, rice, and beef. Lack of flavor. The fish taco is decent. The beef empanada was also decent.