Food was best I've ever had and great service, I'm from Michigan and I will drive back to Kentucky…read morefor the birria tacos again, very clean and well maintained as well

Very disappointing experience. The food was cold, the service was slow, and the staff was not…read morefriendly. I won't be coming back.

Dined at Old Vine location. Delicious food, good value, great service. I had combo fajitas and…read morepartner had carnitas tacos. Would recommend and will return.

I guess I got spoiled in San Juan with Puerto Rican dishes, which are plentiful, because no way…read moreViva Mexico's California Burrito is worth $17.50. After receiving it and taking two bites, I decided to open it up and view the contents -please see photo. I found out there were more fries than steak, barely any guacamole, and Pico de gallo. It was dry and cold, but life is full of disappointments, and I've just added another. Several folks in my party ordered the Combinatiion platters for $12.50, which appeared to be more plentiful and satisfying than my $17.50 burrito and you'd think that my burrito would be more generous with ingredients. Service was good and friendly, and the restrooms were clean, so that's worth two stars. On a final note, I usually pay $9.25 for a Burrito Carne Asada at Supermarket Aguascalientes' little restaurant, so i was expecting more here for the price difference.

Service was quick and server was friendly, my food was hot and delicious as always,I've been going…read morehere for 8 years Now and I love the all the food there

This place rules!! My favorite is the Consommé (lamb soup). It is to die for. To those who are…read moreleaving reviews crying about "it's too spicy" They have clearly never had a good Consommé. To the same token, paying after you eat is a tradition upheld pretty much only by Hispanic culture. Once again, reviewers referencing this as "weird" have probably never eaten at a traditional place, as this is quite common. Go see for yourself, you won't be disappointed!

Good food, great margaritas, EXCELLENT' Staff…read more and being able to sit outdoors is awesome. Did I mention the excellente' staff

Love this place. Food and service are excellent. Probably the best Mexican food I've had in…read moreCentral Kentucky

Amazing food and service in a quaint space. Initially they were slammed with everyone grabbing food…read morefor dinner but we took advantage of the 2 for 1 margaritas and hung out. I ordered the shrimp empanadas and they were great! Flaky and delicious with the perfect amount of rice and beans to complement. Definitely will return.

Ordered fish tacos to go. Where was the fish? An utter fail! Won't return to the Tiverton location…read more 41

We absolutely enjoyed our time at La Cabaña. It was a slow start, but our waiter eventually came…read moreover to give us chips and salsa. He was absolutely pleasant as can be and joked with us a bit, making our experience a great one. It can get kind of loud in both the indoor and patio section of the restaurant, but once larger parties began to clear out, it became calm enough to hear each other. We ordered an appetizer bowl of the chorizo queso, and this queso definitely stands out as the best queso we have ever had. The hillbilly quesadilla, chimichangas, tacos, and burritos are all excellent choices; the portions tend to be a bit larger, so I recommend going when you're really hungry (but the leftovers were just as delightful). All of the proteins were cooked well, and the classic lime margarita was perfect. We would go back to this restaurant if we had the chance.

I have found another good Mexican restaurant in Lexington…read more The location is not fancy and it is at a run down part of the town. But the food is great. Their tacos are really good and they accommodate with the meat of your choice. I could only see Chicken and Shredded beef as options in the menu. But I asked for Chorizo and Asada and they were happy to do it. The cheese dip was great. If there are any downsides, I would say the lack of authentic taco sauce. I have been to many Mexican restaurants and they offer two sauces for your tacos. Here they offered only one, and it could have been better. Other than that, everything else was great!

Food is delicious and great service. Some folks think the portions are getting smaller, but for the…read moremoney it's reasonable (less than $20). Mexican food prices at restaurants in Orlando were all in the high $30's to $50.

Took a drive into Paris just for this restaurant. Lots of parking available. We all enjoyed our…read moremeals!

Good food! Huge menu…read moreDifferent options Authentic Mexican My tropical fajitas could have used a bit more seasoning but the lava bowl was delicious

This place is def not a place I recommend unless it's someone I hate…read more We wanted to explore our neighborhood Mexican restaurants. First RED FLAG that should have made us keep looking was the sign of the restaurant was off but we noticed it because it was huge. Second RED FLAG was the parking lot was dark and dingy like a creepy alleyway. We come inside and the lady in the counter greets us but looks disappointed that we're even coming in. She asks for our drinks before we get seated or even get handed a menu to look at. After we get rushed for our drinks we are sitting looking at the weird decor, we noticed the music is on repeat on a very crappy song and I know cause I speak Spanish and my fiancé that doesn't speak Spanish was also getting irritated. We listened to it for 15 min debating if we should book it. As we got up and were about to pay the tab for the 1 beer can our waitress brings the food out. I was honest and told her " I'm sorry but we were going to pay and leave because this music is horrible and on repeat and it's about to drive me crazy." She responds w/ "oh you should tell me to change it" or "do you want me to turn it off?" I said "Just turn it off!" and thanked her. She turns around and since the bar is a few steps from us she starts telling the greeter of us complaining about the music and we get the rude stare but we try to brush it off. As we ate our food I noticed the only good thing about my carne asada was the canned refried beans, the rice was decent. The steak was sadly chewy and it tasted like it was reheated from a long's day work. My fiancé got the El Pastor and we noticed that it too was reheat and a few days old cause it was pretty dry and noticed that water was added and just reheated on the skillet it was in. We evaluated everything and agreed that that everything was left over from probably the day prior cause even the grilled pineapples that we tried were a bit rubbery, old and a little stale. I ate my whole plate cause it was $16.50. My fiancé barely touched his food. When we get our check it came out to a total of $39.40 and the 1 Can Beer alone cost $4.75 and was charged as bottled beer. The best part of it all was the free chips and salsa.