Wonderful and inviting family. I tried the Burristas so delicious. Tacos with chili. I didn't see a…read moresign out front do it was hard to tell if it was open but they were just so welcoming! I'm visiting from out of town and would recommend for authentic Mexican !

This little place, off the beaten path, was a diamond in the rough! Nothing to look at, but the…read morefood was great! Good chips & salsa. We had the beef fajitas with shrimp, and they were really good, but it was the homemade corn tortillas that stood out for me. The prices are amazing considering how much food you get. The waitress was very nice and did a very good job. But it was the mamacita in the kitchen who made the magic happen- muy bueno Will surely return when passing through.

First, the food is amazing! The Garlic Shrimp Platter and the Fiesta Fajitas are both community…read morefavorites. Everything tastes as good as it looks. Service is always great - led by manager Alonzo, the staff go the extra mile so you can enjoy your meal. The restaurant is in the old Twix and Between restaurants, but the location has been redone in bright colors, flowers, greenery and Mexican pottery. Just a word of caution to limit the add-ons. Adding extra jalapeños, extra large tortillas will add to the bill. Altogether, this is where we go when we want a good meal without traveling a long ways.

Met family in Centerville and we decided on Mexican food. Enjoyed chips and salsa before the meal…read more The service was good and the meals came out hot. Ordered the Hamburger Quesadilla (the 7 year old loved it), combo #14 not loving the red sauce, combo 3 was good with the cheese sauce, the chicken breast monterray was delicious. The refried beans were good. The rice was not great. Festive environment. We did not wait for a table on Sunday after church. It was a convenient spot for all the family members to meet up.

A trip to this Mexican restaurant is a real treat. Not only will you get quality Mexican food, but…read moreyou will meet some of the nicest people. We love many items on their menu and keep going back to the same ones over and over. Try their house Guacamole.

Best Mexican for 40 miles! Lol that's a MARION ALABAMA joke!…read moreSeriously this is not just good for Marion, it's good period Wish they had fried plantains... but other than that? GOOD STUFF, fast & Friendly!

I'm a Mexican food purist. Typically, a place that features burritos and brings you nachos with…read moremedium salsa up front is not pure. And La Fiesta made me think, maybe more of these places are actually good Mexican food, but they cater to the clientele. Because I read through the whole menu, through various feature dishes and specialties, and finally the chef's specials on the back page. And peppered throughout, I found hints of the real thing. I ended up getting #67 - four assorted tacos with different meats, I chose flour tortilla. They came out super authentic, delicious, loaded with meat. Wonderful variety of flavors. The side of guac I asked for was packed, great consistency, mostly avocado - because yes, I've had it runny and full of cucumbers or onions etc. This was real Mexican food, and I think it's a mindset "if someone wants to order our authentic specialties, that's great. If not, they'll get the American foods we know how to prepare." Not much else - service was friendly enough, place was rather sparse both in decor (at least no overdone Mexickitsch) and attendance but I get that it's Sunday night, and most other places were closed. I gather that's a Sunday thing in the South, and I'm grateful I found and chose La Fiesta over anything else that might have let me in.

I was pleasantly surprised by this restaurant. Prices were incredible and the food was pretty good…read more They have renamed the restaurant to "El Mariachi". We discovered it on our drive up to Tuscaloosa. I ate a chimichanga with rice and a good helping of chips and queso. The service was good and I like the general feel of the restaurant with fun paintings on the wall that made for a nice ambiance.

Likely the most active alluring hoppin' popular Mexican pad near Selma AL…read more Place came v highly recommended by multiple locals. Camarones a Diabla killed it :) Loaded w the shrimps, yellow rice, and beans. Margaritas impressive w their size. Gots all kinds.. mango, lemon, etc. They're v generous w the chips y salsa, didn't feel canned ;) The "hot" and mild mystifying el Yucateco sauce ready on demand. Waitstaff v v helpful and work efficiently well in teams. V chill space. Certainly wasn't $$$$ on pricing; Y messed up; more like $$, maybe $$$ .

It was cinco de mayo so I understand it's busy, I am not satisfied at all my order was incorrect…read moreand when I called back the manager stated she couldn't fix because I didn't check.to make sure it was correct. My argument is who ever takes the order should suggest dinner and she didn't repeat order back to me I am not satisfied period. My cinco de mayo is ruined.

Delicious! I loved my chicken fajita salad. The atmosphere is so fun here. I was not expecting it…read moreto be that awesome. Our waiter was attentive and friendly. I would definitely come back if I drive through this area again.

When you walk into this restaurant, you are greeted with a very colorful and inviting vibe. You…read morestart thinking, this is going to be good. Out comes the menu and some chips & salsa. This is your first sign that something is amiss. You're hungry so you overlook the fact that the chips are from a bag and the salsa tastes just like Pace Picante salsa. (note: neither are made in the restaurant.) You look at the menu and all the choices. You choose something basic like say... a beef enchilada and beef hard taco. The meal shows up quick enough but it doesn't look very appetizing. You then notice, there's no hot sauce (Cholula or Tapatio) at the table. Weird but you move on. You take your first bite of the beans & rice and think, this is good beans/rice. Then... you take your first bite of the taco OR enchilada and the wheels come off the wagon. Once again, store bought. Every single thing on your plate is from a can or from a store bought package. The taco shells are from El Paso or even Taco Bell. The corn tortilla on the enchilada is NOT even warmed up... it is raw and from the store. The meat is this bizarre mash of ground beef(?) that seems to common in Alabama Mexican restaurants. Just gross and tasteless. Once again seemingly right from Taco Bell. When the waiter stated (rather than asked), "everything was good" we looked at him in disbelief and the Mrs says "no, everything was not good. Everything was store bought. Not one thing on that plate was made by hand here in the restaurant. I know, I am Mexican and this is NOT Mexican food." The waiter stood there is disbelief giving us a sideways glance but he never denied it. He just said thank you for coming in and left with our plates. Now you regret coming to Las Fuentas Mexican Restaurant because you could have gotten better food from Taco Bell for about the same price. Go somewhere else.

My favorite Mexican spot in Tuscaloosa. Wonderfully small, full of kind people, super fast service,…read moreI highly recommend the Pechuga à la Plancha. Unbelievable marinade, beans, rice, some fresh and hot tortillas. It's my favorite lunch. Lengua tacos are also really amazing and don't forget to end it off with some esquites, corn with cheese, lime, and chili powder. It's the most delightful dessert. Don't ever change, Antojitos.

This is the second time I've been to this restaurant. Both times , I've ordered the special which…read moreis usually chicken drumsticks with some sort of delicious sauce. It came with fresh tasting pinto beans, rice and the chicken has been mildly spicy in both cases, but very delicious. This visit the sauce was a type of verde sauce. My waiter was super nice and was very helpful. He explained in great detail the specials of what type of sauce they had on them. This is probably one of the most authentic Mexican restaurants I've ever visited. Don't let the small restaurant size and casual dining atmosphere dissuade you from trying this little gem. It is well worth the visit.

Outstanding food and service. The Carne Asada is a 10! Clean restaurant and very courteous staff.read more

We got the one table on the temperature controlled patio. The dogs got to greet people coming and…read moregoing. Service was a little slow but since we were the only table on the patio. Food was okay not 5 star.

Authentic Mexican cuisine. The food is reasonably priced and well seasoned. We recommend the Queso…read moreBirria. Good service.

Literally the BEST fajitas I've had since Arizona, HOWEVER the air conditioner on 7-26-2026…read morecouldn't keep up with the kitchen heat. I think that's why no one was in there on Sunday afternoon while I was driving home to southern Georgia, from Austin, Texas after visiting my daughter in college. It was like 95 degrees outside and felt very similarly inside while they were open for guests. Takeout would've been our better option. Food and service were great though.