All on all, a good meal for a good price. I had the Cali burrito and for basically twelve dollars…read moreout the door (I think the total was $12.01). The service was friendly enough and my food came out quick enough. They offer limited outside seating and I ate there. Definitely a positive experience.

Tacos were 10/10. I can't believe I finally found authentic cabeza and lengua tacos locally. They…read moreput a decent amount of meat in the tacos and it was tender and flavorful. I was 100% happy with my food. Only thing is, the math wasn't mathing. You don't get a receipt so it's hard to pin point exactly where the error occurred, but my order should have been about $4 less even after taxes. Either way the food was delicious so I'll be coming back.

Ordered a picture of top shelf margaritas and colors the price! Sat at the bar and was greeted…read moreright away!

This was a much needed stop after a long day of fasting for medical tests. The atmosphere is very…read morenice at Casa Vieja. We were greeted as soon we entered. It looks like they're doing a renovation as well. The service from our server was odd, however. It felt like he was trying to leave work so everything was in fast forward mode. As soon as he greeted us, he took our drink orders, which is customary, but he also wanted our food order. We'd never been there before so we needed some time. He left & then quickly returned to get our order again. My Mom is in her 70's & likes to take her time (within reason since we were famished). We just gave him our order without finishing looking at the menu. Whatever, we complied. The server never asked for our choice in protein for the lunch items we ordered. I guess he was just going to choose for us until I stopped him as he walked away & informed him of what we wanted. I'm a vegetarian due to medical reasons & it would have been nice to have my opinion about what I'm about to eat considered without my having to push this person to do their job. The food that came was far from expected in conjunction with the esthetic of the restaurant. It looked like a red mass on a plate. Everything was gooey, saucy & I couldn't tell what I was eating. Same for my mom. I had substituted rice for beans. That didn't happen. I couldn't tell which item on the plate was my poblano or my enchilada. Everything was flat & red, even the unwanted beans were covered in red sauce. I requested the rice I had ordered & it eventually came. Are peas & square carrots customary in Mexican rice? All in all, much like the food it was a blah experience. The food was basic & uneventful. Everything tasted the same. The service was also blah & uneventful. I hope the guy got to where he needed to be. We won't be there again.

El Mezcal Mexican occupies the corner of Hendersonville Marketplace along New Shackle Island Road,…read moreand is a solid spot for Mexican whether dining in or picking up. For those who are looking for Ricardo's...this is the place, but it underwent a rebrand and relocation in the past few years. The restaurant is not large, but being located on the corner of the plaza gives lots of natural light for the long dining room, plus a cool cutout space for the bright bar and there is even a small patio outside of the front door. The space does not give off your standard Mexican restaurant vibes in full, but the essence of it is there and that is good enough! I have dined in, but most of my visits are pickup from an online order. My go-to here is always the Arroz con Queso. Unlike other spots, this comes automatically with peppers and onions, but no tortillas. I 86 the peppers and live without the tortillas. It is a good amount of chicken, rice, onions and queso. Always hits the spot! Along with this, I usually get a bowl of queso, but recently decided to get an order of bean dip...and where has this been my whole life. I kind of knew what to expect, but the ratio of refried bean to queso was absolute perfection! Price point was standard and ran me around $23 for my entree and dip plus tip. Service is always welcoming and friendly, plus they are usually quick with preparation, so never long waits whether dine in or pick up. Overall, really happy to have found El Mezcal. A solid go-to when in Hendersonville!

The staff here is amazing Atdhair was so friendly since I stepped foot into the establishment. He…read moremade me feel right at home and the food was amazing. 11/10 would recommend.

Great ambiance. Quick service. Outstanding food! The flavor is out of this world. I ordered the…read morestreet tacos (4) and got 2 of them carne asada and 2 pastor. Don't know which I like more. Queso is also good. Very reasonably priced. Authentic Mexican!

If you're a protein lover, their carne asada burrito is stuffed!…read more They don't skimp on meat. Their carna asada burritos are stuffed with steak(protein) the whole length of the burrito. I'll be coming back, thanks!

Solid margs. If your coming for the food look elsewhere but if your coming for a good time this may…read morebe your place.

For Tennessee, and this area in particular, the food is decent, the drinks are stout, and every…read moretime I'm in Hendersonville visiting friends I tend to end up here because they never go to Mexican food and somehow my presence means we need to go. I'm told what they do with shrimp is exceptional, but I don't eat it so can't really comment. Their chips are a little less great than I'd want, but their salsa is good. Edge of flavor that my kids don't scream "this has flavor daddy, ugh!" Vegetarian selection exists. Everything tastes ok but doesn't scream great. The place caters to the region, should be noted you're not going to get explosive spicy or some of the more "risky" flavors. I mean, it's Hendersonville and as much as I love you guys, if you were on Hot Ones I suspect Mayo would be about sauce #4. So yeah, come for the drinks, they're great. The food, it's good, works for the area, going to tick off anyone who lives in Texas. I've got my favorite Mexican joints 25 miles up the road but that's another city.

Jose's Mexican Restaurant anchors a nicely located corner of a large shopping complex on Glenbrook…read moreway in Hendersonville and for the most part is your standard Tex-Mex spot that has a few slightly elevated takes on traditional Mexican dishes. I swung by on an afternoon for lunch after doing some shopping nearby. The place was not too busy, so I was sat promptly and assisted shortly after. The space is welcoming, themed, bright, well kept and clean. As with any stop at a Mexican spot, queso is always a starter. Priced at $5, the queso was standard, but that does not equal bad. Exactly what I was after. For my meal, I went with the Pollo Mexicano, which is a slight twist on the Arroz con Pollo, as they add sauteed onions and jalapeno peppers. It came in around $15, which was decent given the portion and preparation. The food was nothing special, and could have used a bit more seasoning, but it was still a decent lunch for $20 plus tax and tip. Service was okay. My server popped outside for a good portion of my meal, so I did have to get up and go to the bar at one time for a refill. He apologized and we moved on, no big deal. Overall, solid 3.5 for me. Wouldn't hesitate to come back when in the area, but not going to go out of my way to swing by.

Below average Mexican food. Queso was cold. Service was fine. We went on a super busy night and…read morethey were able to get us seated pretty quickly!

Great service, clean and simple decor Crispy chips and a tasty salsa, flavor without too much heat…read more I had the quesadilla el Rey it was delicious! Filled with chicken, mushrooms, onions and peppers. Served with a side of rice and shredded lettuce, tomato and sour cream. Hubby wasn't too hungry, so he had bean dip. We were pleased!

Pueblo Viejo sits in the plaza that is anchored by Publix on Long Hollow Pike in Goodlettsville,…read moreand is your standard Mexican spot. Nothing wrong with that, btw. From queso to quesadillas, fish tacos to birria...Pueblo Viejo has all the classics combined with a few house specialties. I usually go with the classic arroz con pollo, but decided to switch it up and go with the Quesadilla El Rey, which featured grilled chicken, cheese, mushrooms and onions, sided with rice. The quesadilla was delicious, well cooked and packed with the goods! Of course before the main, I started with a small queso. The queso was bland and a bit thick for my liking. The complimentary salsa was also nothing special. They both got the job done, but were just okay. The space is small, one large dining room featuring a variety of table setups along with a small bar in the back corner. No frills space, which is duplicated in their food. Service was friendly and timely. Place was clean and well kept. Overall, Pueblo Viejo is a solid 3.5 for me. Happy to go back and enjoy a meal, but wouldn't go out of my way for it.

Really good food and reasonable prices. We had the Mariscos con coco (seafood soup). It was…read moreabsolutely amazing. Service was good and the dining room is bigger than expected with plenty of space between tables. Will definitely be back.

This is hands down my households favorite Mexican food in the area. Prices are very reasonable and…read morethe food is great. I love their chips and salsa. My favorite entree is the steak fajita chimichanga. They have great sopes as well. Margaritas are fantastic, large and strong! Definitely recommended!