El Habanero is located on the north side of Ambler at the corner of Tennis / Reiff's Mill. Its a…read moretraditional Mexican spot that has a small dining area. Some of my friends recommend the Taco Placeros Bistec Con Papas so I had to try them. They were probably one of the best taco's I've ever had. They were also the only taco's I've had with potatoes in them. For $4.50 each I highly recommend them.

Bought shrimp soup. So, so falvorful & delicious!!!…read moreNot too spicy; flavor rich and seasoned so well. (I meant to write "flavorful!)

Deeeelish! If you are nearby check them out. We had chimichangas and for me, the red sauce slaps!…read moreMy wife isn't a big guacamole fan because heavy onion, they actually made her a fan again. Fresh and not too oniony. Perfectly blended. It was the desserts for me here. The friggin churros! This was a to-go order and the churros were still hot after we ate! Sopapillas-- I don't find them often and I've had several different recipes along the way. These are crunchy lil chippies that are so irresistible. You may be taken aback that it's like $9 for these little cruncy cinnamon sugar chippies--- but try them! I don't even need the dip. They were fast and accurate with their prep time and food stayed hot, not soggy all the way back home. Definitely a spot I'd go again and again.

First time trying El Jefe & Taqueria Definitely impressed…read more My Brirra Tacos was amazing. I will be back!!

Food was awesome! Got the California burrito and it tasted like I was back home. Also got the…read morechicken pupusas and with the salsa verde it was awesome. Definitely going back to try some more.

Good,fresh food! Always hot. Very good service!!!!give it a try when you have a moment.read more

The dining room is LOUD! So we immediately switched our seats to the bar. It was a great move…read more We had a great time and could actually hear each other. We had the trio guacamole which included the bacon guacamole, corn guacamole and seafood guacamole. The corn was hands down the best. We then split the trio enchiladas, which included beef, seafood and chicken. Nice tequila selection. Recommend this place, but can only voucher for the bar.

We'd been in Dresher visiting the Rose Bridge Farm and were looking for a place to have dinner. We…read moredecided to go to Ambler, which was about 10 minutes away. We had looked online and found a restaurant that featured burgers. We were walking to it when we passed Cantina Feliz. It was busy (which I interpreted to be a good sign) and looked very inviting. We decided to change plans and try this Mexican restaurant instead! Of course I always start a meal at a Mexican restaurant with the guacamole. Our server recommended the Esquites Guacamole, which has grilled corn, lime aioli and a sprinkling of queso fresco (traditional Mexican cheese). It was one of the tastiest guacamole dishes I've ever had!! The grilled corn added such dimension and flavor - and the chips were warm - I think that was the first time I had warm chips - it made it extra special! For our entrees, we ordered the Grilled Shrimp Tacos and the Steak Fajita Tacos. The Grilled Shrimp tacos were excellent - large tender shrimp, with a corn salsa, avocado, peppers and a chipotle sauce on the side. I added a little of the Esquites Guacamole and enhanced the flavor even more! Next up, the Steak Fajitas. As soon as I had my first bite, I was disappointed....the steak was so tough and rubbery, there were pieces I couldn't swallow. We told the server and he said he would speak to the manager. They agreed to take the fajitas back and remove them from our bill. Our server was great. While it was unfortunate the steak fajitas were not good, it didn't diminish the fact we thoroughly enjoyed the other two dishes. We will definitely return to Cantina Feliz - however, we'll pass on the Steak Fajitas.

I have been avoiding this restaurant because of the low Yelp rating. However, my friend booked…read morethis for a group dinner on a Friday night. It was a great experience. The server was great and attentive. The atmosphere was nice. We sat inside, but the outside was crowded on a beautiful night. The food was wonderful. I had the jerk chicken fajita. It isn't really the traditional jerk chicken, but it is still tasty, cooked perfectly with a good seasoning. The fajita was very good. My kid got the ground beef salad and ended up finishing the entire thing. Others at our table got fish tacos and enjoyed them also. The server came by several times, even on a very busy Friday night. I will definitely come back!

Food: pretty good. Atmosphere: fabulous. Service? Ah, well…read more.. If I hadn't stood by the kitchen waiting to find our server, and if at least two other employees hadn't asked whether I needed help, we still might not have our food. I try to be careful about leaving poor reviews. It's not always fair because things happen. I've been to El Poquito many times because it's within walking distance, has decent food, and a fantastic atmosphere. About 95% of the time, however, the service is either bad or outright horrendous. This last visit (May 2026): Two of the four of us arrived promptly at 6:45 and ordered chips and salsa. We waited 15-20 minutes for the chips, which seems like a long time--even during the busiest part of the evening--for scooping some chips into a bowl and spooning out some salsa (verde style, and tasty). But seriously, that's a long wait for such a basic order. The other two members of our party arrived around 7:05, and we ordered our meals around 7:15. To be fair, our server was very nice and attentive. He stopped by a few times with the assurance that "the food will be right out." Want to guess what happened next? If your answer was "nothing," you'd be spot on. Around 7:55, I went inside to find our server. Again, he was very nice. I stood near the ordering computer between the bar and the kitchen. Two different employees asked if they could help. I explained how long we had been waiting. One of them--who I think was the manager--disappeared into the kitchen with a "let me go see what's going on." I waited for her to come back with an "it will be right out," but, like our food, she never made it back out of the kitchen. Another waiter (also very nice) found our server, who said, "You don't have your food yet?" He then looked over at the table of three very hungry people (including one 10-year-old) and responded, "Fuck, really?" My reply, somewhat under my breath, was, "Yeah, really." Blah, blah, blah... eventually the food arrived. The manager apologized and removed some drinks from the bill.

best food! fresh, friendly ! it was my birthday at home…read moredinner for me and my family and was just beautiful. love the market and the great meals

Amazing food and great owner. Tres leches cake to die for. Guacamole, homemade chips , empanadas…read moreand more !

The outside pavilion is so nice, bright and festive. They greeted me as soon as I walked in. The…read morefood was good and enough for me since I am eating for two :). I will definitely refer people to this establishment.

This place is such a missed opportunity. Señor Salsa was packed and vibrant on a Saturday night…read more The service was fast and professional. It had all the makings of a great Tex Mex meal. And then came the food... We started with "nachos with everything." This was an extremely large plate of incredibly soggy nacho soup. Personally, I prefer melted cheese to queso sauce on my nachos, but I've had good nachos with queso. These nachos were swimming in a thin queso. It did not help that the chicken was also very, very wet. For the entree I ordered chiles rellenos. I was anticipating a nice cheese pull. Instead, when I cut into it it bled out the same darn thin queso. It was gross. I'd take Trader Joe's frozen version of this dish any day of the week. This was bad. Finally, I ordered a Long Island ice tea that was very very very strong but also very very very bad. Whether that's a pro or a con depends on your style.