Upon walking into the restaurant was greeted by friendly staff and seated immediately. Very clean…read moreand cheerful atmosphere. Music on but not so loud that you couldn't have a conversation. Salsa was excellent. Chips fresh. Food was attractive and delicious and generous proportions. Service was consistently excellent. We will be back.

Pretty good! I was pleasantly surprised. A lot of times I am disappointed with the Mexican food in…read morethis part of the country . But I'll come back here very flavorful

Ambiance and service were great. Food was quick and hot. I really enjoyed my order. Brought my…read moresisters, wife and daughter. Everyone enjoyed it.

So this a family go to always great music and sports on multiple tvs. My granddaughter loves steak…read morenachos and my wife the chilies Colorado. Me I had the Fajitas which were great my daughter also gets the Nachos. The chips are plentiful and the salsa has a kick. Service is so fast if we get an appetizer we order that first and ask to order mains after the app comes out.

The phone Endlessly. They pick up and then "Dial Tone" Call back, get Busy Signal, (I guess when…read moreBoss Not There) . This happens to us Friday Between 4:30 and 5 pm. I know they are there to get ready for the weekend. My Rellenos sometime look like someone puked in them, most time sea of cheese. I ask light cheese, because I Hate That Much Cheese. I have to dig Under a Pile of cheese to find the peppers. ( They don't listen, They ignore your phone calls). We just started staying away awhile ago. I guess we go back to 'staying away". At least canned Tamales aren't saturated with a lot of dried out rolls of cornbread flour. I live in Russellville and not San Fran. Been a big fan of relleo's along time. (you value them so mucy, don't want to make a sale ) Well , YOU can Keep 'em.

Bland food and small servings. Service is okay, but not…read moreoverly friendly. I would recommend skipping it.

Good little spot in the town square. Limited seating but we got sat down immediately on a Saturday…read morenight. The salsa was delicious and the service was on point. Our food came out promptly and tasted great.

My boyfriend & I decided to take a leisurely Sunday drive from Clarksville, TN & decided to go to…read moreour usual restaurant in the town square but didn't realize it was closed on Sunday. So we decided to try the Mexican place across the street. We found our new favorite place!! We ordered guacamole, which is made fresh to order, & you can choose creamy or chunky. Definitely chunky!! The best we have ever tasted! I had fajitas & he had enchiladas & tacos. Everything seasoned perfectly! So yes, we will travel 35 minutes for this delicious Mexican food from now on, especially that guacamole!

My last review for this place was mediocre at best and in it I stated how I felt this place used to…read morebe a lot better. Based on my most recent visit, either that last visit was an outlier or Acapulco is on the upswing again. The menu is standard but there are some goodies to be found and from what I can tell they do the standards well. The salsa is solid and if you're not a cilantro fan it doesn't taste as if that's present. The house-made hot sauce is delicious though--order some and mix it in with the salsa to give it a kick or if you like it really spicy, try it straight. I had the carnitas this time around and they were delicious--slow cooked, flavorful, juicy, simple and straightforward. They served them with fresh soft tortillas so I was able to assemble 3 tacos with fresh pork, guacamole (served on the platter), fresh tomatoes, and some of that house hot sauce. I also added a tamale on the side to see how they did those, and it was a larger tamale than expected but very good and slathered in red sauce AND queso. My dining partner had a very complicated and picky order and they handled her requests perfectly. The service was super-friendly--fast, kind, efficient. They checked on us often (but not overbearingly) and even provided freebies! I mentioned last time it felt like it could use a clean-up and some lighting--this time around, everything was well lit and clean, and the bathrooms were spotless. While I didn't partake, I noticed the happy-hour sign on the way to he rest room and it's ridiculously cheap ($3 mugs of import beer, 2 for 1 margaritas, $4 tequila sunrise, etc.).

From greeting to seating to eating - everything was great! We love Acapulco!…read moreMargaritas, paella, pollo loco, chunky quac are several of our favorites.

We really wanted to like this place! It's just your basic Mexican restaurant with all the staples,…read morebut it missed the mark when it came to the food. Service was decent but was very slow - for two adults and two kids, it took about 1hr30minutes to order, receive food, and pay. The food wasn't very good, but wasn't bad either. We've eaten here a couple of times and each experience has been the same.

We absolutely love coming here. Margaritas are consistently amazing. Molcajete is our usual go to…read more Alambres plate is also good! The girls bartending do a spectacular job. They are always on top of it. Dinning service is also on point. Great customer service, clean restaurant and good food.

love coming here with the family. the food and service are always amazing, and the remodel looks…read moregreat. here are some more recent photos of the menu :)

Los Amigos is your quintessential local Tex-Mex spot and sits in the shopping plaza anchored by DG…read moreMarket at the corner of 31 and Raymond Hirsch in White House. The space is small, but they have it laid out well with tables and booths lining every available inch coupled with a small bar tucked in the rear of the room. Staff was super friendly. My server was sweet and helpful, and then another server checked in throughout my meal as well. Not too overwhelmingly so, just enough. Food was solid. Menu has all the classics and a few house specialty dishes. I stared my meal with a small queso and went with the lunch order of Chilaquiles. The Chilaquiles had chicken and a red sauce that was perfection. Not too thick, but also not runny or watery. It stuck to the chicken, cheese and chips very nicely. It was a pretty tasty lunch! The queso was standard, nothing special, but it was exactly what I was after. Only thing keeping it from a full 5 star is value. While the Chilaquiles and rice were well priced and worth the $12.99, the small queso coming in at $6.50 and the side of sour cream pushing $2.00 was a bit surprising. Overall, solid Mexican spot that I would happily swing back by when in White House!

I love Taco Bell so much it is in my top 5 places to go eat it make me feel so happy. It's…read moreaffordable and they always get my food right great service. Also I love the tech and how it looks the Ambiance is great. All together it's one of the best places.

This place is extremely bad. Order was $7.09. Gave her a 20 dollar bill and 10 cents and she gave…read moreme back 11 dollars. Short by 2 dollars. Really?? The math is on their register. Also asked her to substitute ground beef for black beans. She apparently did not understand. They just took off ground beef and did not replace with black beans. All really got was burrito of dough. Just awful. Dough and sour cream. I would give this place a negative 1 not a solid one. Not eating at Taco Bell anymore. My husband refuses. Just awful.

We have eaten here a couple times. It's typical fare for a Mexican restaurant in America. The…read morefood is properly cooked, spiced well and enjoyable overall. There are some areas of this operation they really need to tighten up though. Two people ordered margaritas and one tasted like they nearly forgot the tequila. I ordered my dish with steak and got ground beef. The tortillas aren't very good. Servers were oddly absent from front of house for extended periods so service was quite slow despite it not being particularly busy. So, you can definitely have a decent meal here but they could be doing better.

Went to Sol Aztecs in Auburn KY with friends who are locals. My wife had the molecajete with steak…read moreand chicken. I had a beef chimichanga. Both were outstanding. The carne asada in the molecajete was strip steak and very tasty. The chimi was well fried and not at all greasy. The quacamole was chunky, my favorite. We didn't have desserts at the restaurant because one of our new friends is Christina of Christina's Place, a chocolate shop in Auburn. Yummmm. See review.