Restaurant is clean. Waiter took care of us, did a great job…read moreserving and food was out quickly. My tacos were hot and full of flavor. The prices are great too!

It's the Saturday of Derby Weekend....ok, it's Derby Day. As we usually do, we try to get out of…read moretown on Derby Weekend, which involved a trip to Shaker Village and then lunch, which leads us to La Fonda. After a helluva hike at Shaker Village I was ready for food and La Fonda was close enough to take care of that issue. La Fonda is located right on Main Street in downtown Harrodsburg and is very easy to find, with its burgundy (or is it maroon?) awning. Street parking was a breeze. We were seated immediately and our server (whose name I don't recall) greeted us and brought our drinks right away while we perused the ENORMOUS menu. The décor at La Fonda isn't overstated and it feels genuine to the atmosphere they're trying to create. Yes, it's colourful, but if you know anything about Mexican culture you know that it's VERY colourful. I opted for the spicy pork chili verde, since I have a weakness for chili verde. The "spicy" part of that comes from adding in some chorizo, which is 1) BRILLIANT and B) awesome. Not 10 minutes later our food arrived, hot and steamy. The spicy pork chili verde was OUT-FREAKING-STANDING. The addition of the chorizo gave it just the punch it needed. Our server was spot-on with refills and getting more napkins (chili verde can get kinda sloppy if you use the tortilla eating method). La Fonda is laid back and comfortable. Good food, reasonably priced, and great service. I might just have to make the trip from J-Town again soon.

Casa Grande's food truck was at the Red Mile. Although I was skeptical, I went ahead and got a…read morecarnitas street taco. It was made fresh while I waited. It was pretty darn good, or I was really hungry. Only $3. 75

The shrimp burrito was great. Meal came out pretty quickly. Great prices. The meal was a perfect…read moresize.

I assume the menu is the same for both locations. This review is for the Mi Pueblo #2 location.read more

Clean facilities. Cold AC.. Friendly and quick service with good tasting salsa. I always try to…read morelook for the good and celebrate it, but it unfortunately went downhill from there... based on my last order, I'm in no rush to return. The fajitas shrimp taco salad was a HUGE disappointment. Actually, it was just flat out gross. First, the shrimp was NOT DEVEINED!!!! No, no, no, no, no! Nobody wants to eat THAT! Second, the fajita vegetables were an overcooked, mushy, watery, tasteless mess. Like a white flag of surrender, screaming,, " WE TAKE SIGNIFICANT SHORTCUTS!" I was on a short lunch break, so I didn't have time to send it back, and I did not specifically point out these major inadequacies due to that, but when the server walked by and asked me how it was, I responded with "ehe" in gestured that it was so-so. I guess he took that as a win, because he kept on walking. Let's just say, it's not making my list of recommendations for the summer of 2025.

Este es un restaurante increíble! My wife and I visited for the first time on a fairly busy…read moreSaturday night in May. Town was busy. This little gem is situated in the quaint, charming Civil War historical town of Perryville, Kentucky. It is literally just a few miles from the nation's most historically authentic, Civil War battlefield. There is on street parking as well as a small parking lot to the left of the entrance. Upon coming in the front door you are greeted by old fashioned, hardwood floors and a simple, yet amply stocked bar. You might even find yourself daydreaming about an old Civil War general sitting at the bar smoking a cigar and drinking a glass of bourbon. We were taken around the bar by the hostess and seated in the main dining room. The dining room is spacious and seating is comfortably situated. We chose a booth. I am a fairly portly individual and while I like the privacy of a booth, my belly is usually squeezed against the table for the duration of the meal. Such was not the case here. The booths are amply spaced for guys my size. Almost immediately, we were greeted by a genuine Latino waitress sporting a gentle smile. She got our drinks and brought us a basket of warm corn chips and salsa. The salsa had a mild bite and an excellent flavor profile. The first thing that genuinely grabbed my attention was the seven page menu on the table before me. Seven, I said that. The menu is rife with genuine and typical Latino entrees. This establishment also has an extensive pizza menu. I decided to try the pizza, while my wife decided to try a fajita entree. I ordered a three topping medium pizza. It arrived with liberal helpings of pepperoni, sausage and mushrooms, all enrobed in ooey gooey melted cheese. It was a good pizza. I suspect it may have been cooked in a wood fired oven. It had a subtle hint of mild smoke flavoring. It may have been the sausage too. My wife ordered a chicken fajita. It arrived sizzling as is customary with such a dish. It was served with the customary plate of beans and rice. We held the sour cream as my wife has a dairy allergy. She is also gluten intolerant and the waitress made sure that her fajita would be served with corn tortillas, not flour ones. The food was delicious. It was flavorful, served hot and pleasing to the palate. We did not order drinks, but while we sat there margaritas in goblets the size of small goldfish bowls crisscrossed the dining room. The genuinely looked amazing. After finishing our main course, I observed a plate of decadent something cross the dining room. I stopped the waiter and asked about it. He told me it was churros and offered to get me some. I was already quite full, but looking across the dining room at that creation now perched on the other table, I had to have one myself. Four perfectly cooked churros, still warm arrived at the table. Ice cream enthroned them with generous helpings of whipped cream. All drizzled with chocolate syrup. I said a quick prayer that today was not my day to contract diabetes and promptly downed that pile of awesome calories. It was delicious. The dining room itself is nicely decorated in geographically authentic decoration. The dining room is ADA compliant. I did not need a restroom, so I did forget to check them on the way out. My only complaint and it is a mild one, was how noisy the dining room got at one point. Being an old brick building, there is a bit of a din when everyone gets talking. Other than that, the dining experience was pleasant. The true "shock value" of the evening came when the receipt landed on my table. We enjoyed that entire meal for $38. The price point on their food is amazing! This is 2026. You'll spend more for the gas to get here than you will crowding your digestive track with these epic offerings! I was impressed to say the least. I checked the receipt and it all appeared to be there. We left as the dinner rush wound down. When we left some old codgers had bellied up to the bar and were engaged in conversation. You feel like you could get to know this town talking to them fellas. This establishment gets a five star review from me. The best part is that it is only nine miles from my home in the Kentucky countryside.

We really enjoyed this tiny Mexican restaurant in Perryville! Clean, cheerful, convenient and…read moreplenty of parking! The service was great (Fernando was our server), food was tasty and generous in portions. I had chicken fajitas with added jalapeños and my dinner partner had the Fiesta Burrito. Prices were very reasonable and while there were plenty of other diners when we arrived, the small wait staff somehow kept it all effortlessly going and smiled throughout dinner service. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

After our favorite Mexican restaurant decided to glorify a Turning Point USA man, we chose to come…read morehere. We were not disappointed. The food was excellent, the service impeccable and the ambiance was quiet and subdued. Our server answered all of our questions, and even though we had some issues, she took care of all our concerns. The food was delicious, much better than most of the other Mexican restaurants in town. We will be back!

If you settle for Mexican-American food, by all means just go anywhere, but if you care for…read moreauthentic Mexican delicacies, this is the place for you. The carnitas literally melt in your mouth, the fajitas are succulent and the salmon is glazed to perfection. Buritos, Chimichangas, Tacos, Carne Maya, there's no end to the great food and although I didn't care for Guacamole, they have made me love it! Just try it, you'll see.

Wasn't a fan of the selection. A bit limited in comparison to other Hispanic restaurants in the…read morearea. Staff was friendly and accommodating. What we had was very good

Driving through Danville and found this place on Yelp. I was not expecting to find good authentic…read moreMexican food in a small Kentucky town but here it is. They had a buffet today, not sure if it's a weekend thing or every day but we ordered from the menu because we wanted a Torta. My husband and I both got a Barbacoa Torta, he had a chorizo taco and I had a pastor sope. They brought out chips and salsa to the table along with the red and green squirt-bottle style hot sauces. We enjoyed everything and would definitely come back.

I needed a good pitcher of lime margarita on the rocks and it was amazing. The chips and salsa were…read moregreat and the lunch quesadilla was crunchy , savory and delicious. If you are craving a margarita like I was and are from out of town , this is the place to be.

Great service and always welcoming. Hot food and you never get thirsty. It's a place you can come…read moreevery week and be with friends and have a good time.

I cannot possibly overstate my admiration for Los Rodeos. After what must be hundreds of visits to…read morethis sacred temple of cuisine, I believed I had already experienced everything it had to offer--until the day it quite literally saved my life. Clutching my half Danville Special like a cherished relic, I approached my home, unaware that fate was about to strike. From the shadows, a wild creature lunged, sending me crashing toward the unforgiving ground. In that split second, disaster seemed certain. But then--divine intervention. The glorious, perfectly fluffed rice nestled within that humble styrofoam container rose to meet me like a guardian angel. My head did not slam into cold, merciless pavement... no, it was gently embraced, as if by a cloud crafted by the culinary gods themselves. The ingenious architecture of that container, paired with the impossibly soft, pillowy rice, formed a barrier between me and certain doom. Make no mistake: this was not just a meal. This was protection. This was salvation.

I ate here twice I knew it was the right place when it's was full of local Mexican folks great…read moreFood and great service

We love visiting Mi Pueblo #2. Service is always great, and so is the food. Portions are large…read moreenough to share and guacamole and salsa are delicious. Among our favorites are the fajitas, seafood chimichanga, and the chicken chimichanga. We look forward to many more visits to Mi Pueblo for great Mexican food.

Fajitas were very good except the beef was tough. Chicken was moist and tender. The meal was served…read morenice and hot.