We stopped in for just a margarita. It was pretty good. The salsa was chunky and spicy. We ordered…read moreguacamole and it was freshly made! Service was very friendly and attentive! Nice atmosphere.

The food was excellent! The chips and salsa was the best I have had in awhile. Service was…read moreexcellent with a party of 12. The chicken and chorizo tacos are very good. I would definitely recommend for Mexican food.

I looooved this restaurant! So cute and fun! The decor and ambiance are next-level. I felt like I…read morewas in NYC, and I loved it. They really took the time to pay attention to every single detail. I particularly enjoyed all of the colorful plants everywhere (even if they were fake!). The cocktails were good - I had a spicy skinny margarita and a regular margarita. I'd order both again - not too tart, not too syrupy. I ordered the tuna tostadas for my meal (even though they're an appetizer), and I really liked them. It was a great combo of salty and sweet, and the tuna was fresh and lovely. I'd 100% order that again! I also loved the chips and salsa - the chips weren't overstated like a lot of places, and the salsa had a nice heat. Overall, I really enjoyed this place, and I'll definitely be back.

Great ambiance! Great service!…read more I've been here several times but first time reviewing. There is a drink not listed on the menu, I forgot the name but the translation means "red lips"; get it!! Trust me! It's gin, peach schnapps and maybe raspberry lemonade but it's so good!! 10/10! We also tried a watermelon flavored cocktail but I preferred the red lip. I tried soup today. It was just ok. This is a great spot for date night or girls night !!

Fantastic little Mexican joint. Large portions, relatively reasonable prices, fresh ingredients. I…read moretried the carne asada burrito and it was stuffed with meat and covered in queso or something similar. It's a fast casual place with a Mexican grocery connected in the back.

Taqueria Mexicana just didn't hit the mark. There were a number of issues with our early dinner,…read morebut the straw that broke the camel's back was that the chicken was super dry and the steak unbearably tough in the sopes. The sopes looked good, with a mountain of fresh lettuce, but the meats were inedible. At 5:00 pm on a Saturday, I would have expected the food to be fresh for the dinner crowd, but it was not. The clerk was aloof, we had to ask for sauce to try and add some flavor to the sopes. Dirty dishes overfilled tubs near the trash. What an unappetizing mess. Won't be back.

The most authentic Mexican food I have found on this side of Indy!…read moreMoving from California, we had a hard time finding what we were used to, but Taqueria Rosales has it! The tacos, the fajitas, the menudo, the lengua...all incredible! Highly recommended!

Salsa tasted bad and I couldn't eat it. My torta didn't come with French fries. All other…read morerestaurants offer French fries when you order a torta. $16 for enchiladas seems a little excessive for me. On the good side, the torta was delicious and the service was nice. I don't know if I'll be back.

Just to clarify the name means nothing, I would of figured they had spicy food to say the least,…read morebut nope:( But the food was delicious!!! Had the Monterey chicken which is deep fried with chicken/cheese and chipotle ranch on top!!! SO Good!!!! The house margarita was also very tasty!! Loved the square glasses! Unique The bathroom was clean and smells nice with the candle burning. Service was friendly and attentive. Overall it's far for me but if in the area it was definitely delicious!!!

Cute atmosphere and the Diet Coke is on point, but that's where it stops for me. The tortilla chips…read morelook like grocery store bought and are bland. Most unfortunately the taco meat tastes like cardboard. It ruined the meal for us, we couldn't even finish. So, needless to say we probably won't be back.

Rio Grande is hands down one of our favorite restaurants. My husband and I go almost every Friday,…read moreand it has become such a tradition that it feels like a second home. The staff is incredible and has gotten to know us so well that they already know our orders when we walk in. That kind of service is hard to find these days. The food is always fresh, hot, and delicious. I usually get the Tres Tacos, but every now and then I'll order the steak tacos instead. No matter what I choose, they are always seasoned perfectly and full of flavor. My husband gets the Alambre every single time and says it's the best in Indianapolis. After stealing a few bites over the years, I can see why. The chips and queso are absolutely amazing. We always start with them, and honestly, I could make a meal out of the queso alone. Their margaritas are also fantastic. They're huge, taste great, and they definitely don't skimp on the tequila. Like everywhere else, we've noticed prices have gone up over the years, but we still feel like the quality and portions make it worth it. What keeps us coming back every week is not just the food. It's the people. Everyone is friendly, welcoming, and makes you feel like part of the family. If you're looking for great Mexican food and a restaurant where you're treated like more than just another customer, Rio Grande is the place. We love it and will keep our Friday night tradition going for as long as we can.

Honestly, I'm not sure why I haven't reviewed Rio Grande yet! We're regulars so we may be bias but…read morewe think it's the best mexican in Noblesville! Tacos Al Carbon is the go to meal. The salsa is our fav we do add pepper to it. The white queso and guac and beans are delicious. Occasionally, we get the fried ice cream which is phenomenal! Must try, note they usually get busy crowd starting at 5 pm.

We hadn't been back to this restaurant in quite a while, and when we learned it had a new name and…read morenew owners, we decided to give it another try. We're glad we did. The food is the most authentic Mexican cuisine we've had in the Indianapolis area, and the service was excellent. It's not a fancy or expensive place, but it's a clean, tastefully designed taqueria with very reasonable prices and generous portions.

This is a nice little shop tucked in the west end of Morse Reservoir. We went at 2:30p on a…read moreSaturday. The place had past the lunch rush and wasn't quite to the dinner crowd. There were lots of staff on hand to serve, prepare food and make us feel welcome. The facility is very clean and open. Not much decor like you would see at a traditional Mexican restaurant. Our waitress was vey friendly and professional. She even made the tamales! The chips were very crisp and tasty. They were a bit greasy. The waitress did an excellent job keeping the chips coming as we were hungry. The salsa was inconsistent. The first batch was very thin and had a watered down spicy taste. In this batch the salsa dropped off the chip. The second round was thicker. It had a fine chopped consistency. It was much easier to scoop up and had a nice fresh taste. There was some spice but not much. The waitress did bring us a bottle of hotter salsa which was very hot! My wife ordered the tamales. She thought they were very good! I ordered the shrimp enchiladas. The shrimp plentiful however I thought they were a bit over cooked as they were a little chewy. The white was was very good. It had a smooth cheesy taste without an over powering cheese taste. Some Mexican restaurants will serve their white sauce with a slight seafood flavor. This was a little more bland. The rice was soft and spiced like you would expect - very good! The refried beans were tasty though I thought they were a little thinner in consistency than I would prefer. Overall very good place to eat! Give them a try!!

The food, service, and overall ambiance was amazing. Definitely worth a try! The kids arroz con…read morepollo was plenty of food and tasted amazing

I'm confused... For the kids meals, when it says "all includes beans and rice" what would you think…read morethis means? That ALL of the entrees get a side of rice and beans? Guess not. When my daughter's burrito came out I asked about the rice and beans and he said "the rice and beans are in the burrito"... ummm yeah that's what a burrito is. So if I got the cheese quesadilla would I get the rice and beans on the side or would they be in the quesadilla? I'm so confused. Also, when we sat down everyone else was served chips and salsa. We waited and never got any so I asked about it. He said, "I didn't bring any out since you ordered asada fries". What?! I didn't know there were certain disqualifying entrees for the complimentary chips and salsa. The food itself wasn't bad just the service was wonky.