We arrived before 8 (they close at 9). We ordered fast and simple to be considerate of staff. I…read moreordered a margarita, which was good. For my entree, I ordered a burrito and rice. The reason for 2 stars, we ordered by 8, our food came out at 840. We had to eat quickly. They did apologize for the delay, but being only 3 other customers, not sure why our order was slow.

Stopped here for lunch with some coworkers while in town temporarily for work. The food was…read moreexcellent, however we all noted that the service was slower than what we expected. It took 30 minutes for our food to arrive after ordering, which was inconvenient since we were trying to get back to work in a reasonable amount of time. I ordered the chimichanga lunch special, which was delicious and the perfect portion for lunch. The chimichanga itself had a crispy exterior with moist and tender meat inside. The sides of rice and veggies complimented the dish well. Our server was friendly and was willing to split the check 5 ways, which we appreciated. The restaurant was decorated with some fun neon signs and interesting art and light fixtures. It definitely made for a pleasant environment. Overall, I would recommend this restaurant if you are looking for quality Mexican food in this area. Just be prepared to wait a bit in case the service is slow like it was for us.

We needed an afternoon margarita. Had never been here before. It looks like many Mexican…read morerestaurants do. Not crowded at all at 3 in the afternoon. We were in luck because they were having a 2.95 margarita Happy Hour special. Even though the margaritas were pre mixed, they weren't too bad. I am not a fan of the pre mixed margarita. Employees were friendly and helpful. The chips and salsa was good. Maybe next time we will try the food. Would recommend for an afternoon margarita.

The food there is authentic and very tasty. Staff cannot do enough for you. A quiet and cozy place…read moreto have a meal. Recommend it highly! Eat in or take out you will be happy with your choice!!

We have been to Don Patrons like 5-6 times. We love it there! The staff is always so nice and…read moreattentive. When we ask for adjustments they have no issues. The place is a normal Mexican style decorated restaurant with TVs for sports (Football, Soccer, etc) The food is good. We have tried a bunch of things on the menu and it's always good and fresh. I love the Shrimp burrito! But all of the menu is good. Lots of options and price points. Must try!

Stopped in here for a snack after hiking and split a Guadalajara Plate. The waiter is from Texas…read morelike us and we had a fun chat. The place is spacious and clean. The tamale and taquitos stole the show on the plate. We could just eat tamales if we went back. I would have liked a bit more salt on my chips but that is personal taste. If you are someone like me who has the gene against cilantro, it is NOT a heavy cilantro place. Overall, we can't find fault with this restaurant.

Great food I get the street tacos and services is great the owners are fantastic and the best…read moreMexican restaurant in Bridgeport

Yelp doesn't disappoint. Casual place with great service and amazing food. The plates were big…read morewith black beans and rice. Will definitely stop again when we come through, completely worth it. No pics, we ate to fast

Awesome food and service from some really fine folks. We go there as often as we are able.read more

Had a great lunch at Mi Fiesta last weekend in Beverly, WV. I was thoroughly pleased with the meal…read moreand the price.

Delicious food. Friendly staff. Visiting town and am so happy we discovered this hidden gem.read more

My mom and I had jumbo shrimp quesadillas. The quesadillas were huge and looked fresh and…read moreauthentic. The shrimp were good. but the cheese tasted like Velveeta. It was not like any Mexican cheese I've ever had! I love queso chihuahua, Monterey Jack, etc. The irony is, the restaurant is part of a little Mexican grocery store that sells authentic Mexican cheeses. Maybe it was a type of cheese I've never had. It's anyone's guess. I couldn't eat it, though--had to pick the shrimp out and eat them.

The food was delicious. Very fresh and authentic. The Juan's Tacos asada were delicious. We all…read moreordered something different and it was all great. The service was friendly and quick. The decor was also cute and authentic touches. Will definitely come back

The quality of food at this Mexican restaurant is up there with Rosies Cantina in Huntsville AL or…read morePapasitas you find in Texas. It was top notch and homemade. You can tell when a restaurant is using fresh ingredients and when they're making your food from a can. Rosemary's Thyme Mexican is fresh and delicious! You won't be disappointed.

Ordered 'to go'. Tried to call the restaurant, but no answer so went in and they took my order…read moreright away but took an additional 20 minutes to get the 'to go' order.

Have eaten here several times. Always great food and great service! My personal favorite is served…read morein half of a pineapple. Their pries are very reasonable!

Welcome back, Hellbender's…read more... Probably a poor decision by previous owner to close this mountain goldmine. Given basic management skills, this burrito joint is a potential goldmine. Following a ski day, folks park all over the streets and line-up for a quick sandwich. Cold beer and a similar menu satisfy locals and skiers alike. Not much more in Davis competes with this hole in the wall. Dine in and take out keep this place open. Very small diner with awful layout - too bad new owners did not relocate to larger venue Recommend almost any burrito; add a giant pepperoni roll with cheese and peppers to the menu. We recommend....

3.5/5 After working…read moreup an appetite hiking Seneca Rocks, we headed back to Davis for burritos. You can order to go or at the bar and then seat yourself. There's upstairs seating and a handful of tables of different sizes in the front room. You're gonna feel awkward no matter where you want to stand in line to order. The guacamole is freshly made daily. It was a generous portion and better than I expected, if not a tiny bit under-salted. The chips were standard, it would really elevate things if they were made in house too. We had two hefty burritos that came out quick, and they didn't skimp on ingredients. The classic chicken burrito with cilantro lime rice, black beans, cheese and tomatillo hot salsa (3/5) and a specialty burrito "The Shovelhead" which was seitan in barbeque sauce with their horseradish coleslaw, rice, & cheddar jack cheese (4/5). It's worth noting that any burrito can be ordered as a bowl. The Shovelhead gets credit for uniqueness of ingredients, flavor profile, and overall it was texturally pleasing. Would order again! The chicken in my burrito was simultaneously a bit on the dry side, and the salsa was inexplicably sweeter than one would want a hot salsa to be. That said, I would totally order it again and make use of the hot sauces that were off to the side. I sadly didn't notice them until I went to bus my table :( the Frank's red hot on each dining table seemed a weird choice for the establishment so I was bummed to realize later that there were several other options (like cholula, el yucateco - both standard roja and verde) in a designated but easy to miss spot. Burritos are pretty much a main food group in our diet. We don't drink but there were some cool rotating taps. They had some other offering too, like kombucha and both sweet and unsweetened bottled tea. To sum it up, at $50 incl tip, this lunch for two was filling and perfectly acceptable.