When were our favorite go to for street tacos? I'll am a fan. Would highly recommend for you to…read morejudge for yourself.

Food was not good. Could not eat it. We ordered their Thursday special chicken chimichangas. You…read moreget a deep fried tortilla with square chunks of grilled chicken stuffed inside. Then drizzled with cheese sauce on top and a river of grease. Yep, grease. I couldn't believe they would let that go out to a customer. It literally had a river of grease on top of the cheese sauce. Not going back.

Food and plate was hot. Standard Mexican fare, flavorful, not spicy. Service was good and helpful…read more Overall the restaurant was clean and quiet. I would not hesitate to stop in again when I am in the area.

Ordered by phone... the spinach enchiladas. Every Mexican restaurant I've ever been to, where I…read moreordered spinach enchiladas...there has ALWAYS been cheese inside with the spinach. Not this place! No cheese...just frozen bland spinach and charge $14.50 for that and call it a "meal". Then when i ordered extra salsa and chips, they basically told me I could only have one. Really??? I even told them i would pay extra! When i called to ask if they perhaps missed the cheese or forgot it inside the enchiladas, they couldn't my questions due to non-English speakers and they kept putting my call on hold a total of 10 minutes. I hung up. I'll never go back. Heck, i can make better spinach enchiladas at home.

The atmosphere was a blend of modern and traditional Mexican with pictures referencing Frida Kahlo…read moreand beautiful colorful lights. The high ceilings and plenty of light along with comfortable seating helped create a welcoming atmosphere. Our waiter was attentive and personable. As for the food: we tried a carne asada burrito, avocado tacos, and al cilantro enchiladas which included freshly made rice and refried black beans and a fresh salad. Everything was delicious. All of the ingredients were fresh. The food was well seasoned and beautifully presented on the plate. We greatly enjoyed the experience and highly recommend this restaurant.

TLDR - don't go!…read more First sign this wasn't going to be a great restaurant... how many words do I need to look up to read the menu? One is too many and I'd say more like 5 here! Random words with no explanation- one word I never found a translation for. Here are examples you might want to look them up in advance LOL: Palatero: Cochinita Pibil: Campestre; Esquites Maybe you know these words. I did not. Maybe I could have asked but we were already being given attitude. The waitress started acting like we were a burden from the first interaction- a request for water with no ice (they bring ice water to the table on the first trip - I'm not sure how it's MY fault that I don't like ice - but the huff and rolled eyes were my clue to her annoyance). Confusion at ordering - one of my companions wanting clarification- even pointing to what they wanted and asking questions. The waitress was obviously already frustrated and instead of explaining and making sure everything was clear just walked away. Items came but didn't match what was ordered and the pushback included a huffy manager. Finally got what was ordered but.... Now to the food- cheese dip was ok but certainly not worthy of the price. Rice and beans were fine. But the Bland guacamole was an insult to the avocado. The chips are hard and too thick. Perhaps stale too? They do a dip sampler - emphasis on sampler as there might be 2 Tablespoons of each dip! The worst dish was the tortilla soup. Pros - lots of chicken. Cons - very bland! A little too much heat but no flavor, no seasoning. Most tortilla soups have some freshness - cilantro, maybe some pico de gallo or at least some diced tomato. Nope, chicken, cheese, chips and some crema drizzled over the top. Soooooo - staff that acted like they were doing us a favor. Food that was just better than edible, The highlight? The decor is nice. Ok - NW Arkansas does not have a lot of great Mexican places. Or Tex Mex. But this place is permanently off my list! Too pricey, bad food and rude staff!

Even though the name has changed to Victoria's it is the same great staff and good food. They have…read morethe standard Tex-Mex fare, but also authentic Mexican food like my favorite Guiso De Rez. You will enjoy your dining experience!!

Blanca was very helpful, friendly and provided guidance in ordering on a very extensive menu. This…read morewas our first visit. The service and food were outstanding. The shrimp cocktail was the best we have had in the last 3 years locally. The sandwiches are delicious. The unlimited homemade chips and salsa are very tasty. Overall it was the best Mexican restaurant we have eaten at the last 3 years. Blanca thank you for having a very nice dining experience. Best wishes from Michael and Susan Small

I got 4 small street tacos, rice + beans and a soda = $27!…read more Luxury high end prices at a pretty boring and bland spot. This is a $13-$15 meal anywhere else in the area and will be just as a good if not better! Won't return and you should go 5 min into Bentonville for way more options and belive it or not $10 less

ace is a hidden gem for authentic Mexican flavors! The torta de chilaquiles was perfectly layered…read morewith crispy, saucy goodness, and the gorditas were just like the ones you'd find in Mexico, flavorful, and made fresh. Highly recommend ordering a concha (this sweet bread is incredible) and pairing it with their café de olla for a true taste of Mexico. This spot knows how to do it right! The service is amazing!

Terrible service. It took a half an hour to make two crunchy tacos with rice and beans. I will not…read morebe back. I came here once before and thought I would give it another try.

Very good, it needs a little bit more spice and more spices in the meal all in all 4 star'sread more

Staff is friendly and welcoming. Interestingly, they were…read moreplaying Cuban jazz and salsa--pleasant, but I found myself wishing for something like Selena y Los Dinos or Emmanuel Cortes to better match the vibe. The agave spirits selection is underwhelming, though that may be influenced by visiting the day after "Gringo de Mayo." The chips are comparable to standard "restaurant-style" options you'd find at a grocery store. The quesadilla is a bit unusual--there's no integrated mix of cheese and protein. Instead, the components are kept separate, which explains why the menu describes it as "baked." I initially thought that was odd, but it makes more sense now. The ranchero beans are overly salted, with little depth beyond that. While there appear to be other seasonings, they don't come through. The rice is plain and unremarkable.

Mom in law wanted Mexican food. We got taco salads OMG they were amazing. They brought our food…read moreout to the car. Got 5 of them to go. Best I've ever had. The HOT sauce was on fire. My 1st time trying this place. Hopefully not the last

We stopped in today to get lunch. We were seated promptly and service was pretty good throughout…read more The food was hit and miss. The guacamole and fajitas were good. The entrees made with ground beef weren't very good, so my recommendation would be to stick with fajita meat. Don't bother with the queso. There is an extra charge, and it is extremely thin and lacks flavor.

The no meat nachos are amazing! I would order these again. The guacamole is worth a shoutout as…read morewell.

Good service, good food. Better than the admittedly decent, but definitely overhyped others.read more

We arrived about 745 and we were quickly seated inside. The restaurant is well laid out with…read moreinside and outside seating. The ambiance was nice and relaxing. The waitress came quickly and took our drink order. We had craft cocktails and a lemonade. The drinks arrived and we enjoyed them. We then moved to order food. We as a group had the taco sampler( 8 tacos ), 3 street tacos with asada, and elote. The food came out and had great plating. But the flavors and taste left us not impressed. The tacos were either plain tasting with not a lot of flavor or super duper salty. When paying 24$ for tacos we expect a little better food quality. The overall experience was good but I am giving 3 stars based on food quality. The waitress was sweet and attentive and I would try them again hoping for a better food outcome.

Best Mexican food I've had in Arkansas -- hands down. Every time I visit, I genuinely look forward…read moreto coming back here. The food is consistently delicious, the outdoor seating is a great bonus, and the chips and salsa options are a perfect way to start the meal. The Michelada is amazing and absolutely worth ordering. The Quesabirria is legit -- flavorful, rich, and seriously delicious. You can tell they know what they're doing here. This is a spot I'll keep coming back to whenever I'm in Arkansas. Highly recommend.