5 stars. We had the best chicken and shrimp fajita plate last night. Staff was efficient and food…read morewas served fresh with huge portions. It was very crowded and people were having a good time around us. Lots of colorful drinks and burritos and nachos. Such a great price for the quality and quantity of food.

4.0Management Action at End of Visit 3.0 One Enjoyable Meal…read morefor Friend, Offset by Bad Meal for Me 5.0 Chips and Salsa 4.5 Usual Festive Ambiance 3.0 Overall Service The math might not average out because I included my subjective overall weighted experience. Tonight was a busy Friday night at La Fiesta. We sat in a booth a bit removed from the boisterous atmosphere. There were birthday celebrations going on and it can be overwhelmingly loud, depending on where you're seated. Chips and salsa- especially the salsa - were delicious. We both also enjoyed a House Margarita - decent. (An upgraded Margarita could run $25, so stuck with the House.) My friend enjoyed her Beef Quesadilla Supreme. I had ordered a "Popeye Quesadilla" with cheese and spinach, plus added grilled chicken. Both meals looked delicious when they were served. When I took my first bite, the entree wasn't very warm, but worst of all was overly salty and greasy. When our server checked on us, I told him the chicken was too salty for my taste. I'm not sure if there was a language barrier but he turned and left us to tend to other tables. I tried to move the chicken out of the quesadilla and focus on the spinach, black beans, and guacamole. Unfortunately, the strong smokey salty greasy taste of the chicken permeated the rest of the quesadilla. When our server came to ask if I wanted a box for the meal I had partially eaten, I again told him that the meal wasn't to my liking but that he could box it up for my friend- in case her son might eat it. At this point, our server motioned for the manager. I explained the situation and the manager quickly picked up my plate and said he would have it remade; I agreed as long as it was only cheese and spinach without the chicken. It was served and I took a bite; it was good and not salty. However, we were ready to leave so I asked our server for a box to take it home. I appreciated the manager's actions at the end of our meal so that I can look forward to good leftovers tomorrow. However, it was too late to save me from a truly horrible meal tonight. I enjoyed the upbeat atmosphere and catching up with my friend. I will note that the outdoor patio was packed and there was festive music playing. It would be difficult to have conversations but seemed that people were enjoying themselves. Personally, I will take a break from La Fiesta, but may find myself back there at some point.

Plaza Azteca is now called Palacio Maya. Regardless of what you call it, and the "People love us…read moreon Yelp" sticker on the front door notwithstanding, the food just ain't that good. Honestly, I don't like to give family restaurants bad reviews; before I give a local place 2 or fewer stars, I make damn sure I've eaten there enough times to know. Four times is enough. The only specific thing that I'll say is that the steak in my steak burrito (like several other items I've tried there) was over cooked, and the rice was dry and hard. And unlike anything I've ever eaten in a Mexican/Tex-Mex place, the burrito was topped with a zig-zag of yellow mustard. WTF? Well it did look cool, but it tasted like crap. POSITIVES: The margaritas have a very pleasant taste. Not too strong, but they taste pretty much the way I think a marg should taste. (My wife disagreed, by the way. She didn't even like the margs). I'd say that the table side guacamole is pretty good. It's better at El Vaquero, but it's pretty good here. Also, the service was great; friendly and fast. The flan for desert was pretty decent, too. In the future, I'd take the same approach that I take with Ventura's or Loma's: Drink here, but don't eat here. . .

Excellent: margaritas, tableside guac, and chille relleno…read more Terrible: the beef (Taco Bell-esque), the enchilada sauce (canned?) the rice and beans (refried beans from a can). We went here after the Toledo Zoo. If it was closer to home I would come back for the guac and margaritas. I got the chili relleno with just cheese and it was very good (I have no idea if it was "authentic"). My chicken and beef enchiladas were not worth eating--I stuck with the guac and chips and let my husband have them. My husband got the lobster enchilada which he liked but I thought was weird. This is not "authentic" Mexican food. Anyone who calls it that probably just A) likes the food here and B) has heard other people use the phrase and wants to sound smart and cultured. This is American "Mexican" food.

Let me say, the portions are enormous! When I saw they wanted four dollars for a taco I was a bit…read moreoutraged, then the taco came to the table and it was not your average street taco. My sister-in-law and I shared a fried burrito with Al Pastor in it. The shit was fire! They make their own hot sauces in house. The waitress brought a creamy habanero sauce to the table that was still warm. Mad respect for that. It was delicious, but hot as hell. This place is a 12 year-old boys dream. It has such a cool nacho Libre vibe. I would've given it five stars except for a few small details. I really wish you could give 4.5. It just wasn't quite at that five star level. For me a five star level means all the food is executed. Well, the service is impeccable, the place is clean, and it's a good overall experience. There was nothing bad about this by any means. But it just wasn't quite five stars. The queso is not good. It has a decent flavor, but it is super watery. I also don't like that none of their giant burritos come automatically with rice and beans. If I am ordering a $14 burrito even if it's huge, it should really come with rice and beans. Also, I wish they had a few more appetizer options like Mexican street corn. While they did have some nachos, a few basic dips and some Ramen, I just feel like they could do a little more on the appetizer front. My sister-in-law and I split a burrito and usually what I would do is get an appetizer for us to share as well and there just wasn't anything. I will argue to the death. That queso is not an appetizer. It is a condiment. A delicious condiment. Like I said... 4.5 stars for this place the waitress was very helpful. I also wish you could mix and match three tacos for $12 or something like that and I also wish they had some happy hour drink specials.

We always go to Los Agaves but sometimes we feel like we should broaden our Mexican food horizons…read more We stopped in here one morning in search of huevos con chorizo and figured any Mexican restaurant open before noon should offer it. Wrong! While El Arena DOES have a breakfast menu, they do not offer huevos con chorizo. We asked if we could order it off and there seemed to be confusion. I ordered the Breakfast Burrito instead. It was delicious and something I would definitely order again. The decor inside was fantastic and I loved looking at all the luchador art work. The restaurant wasn't busy at all. I was a little annoyed because I asked for coffee - it's on the menu - and I was told they didn't have any. My only complaint. Well that and the paper lined trays to serve food. That always irritates me because it never fails to cut into your food and cut paper with it.

I've been itching to find a nice place to eat overlooking the vast river system and this has met my…read moreexpectations I ended up going with fish tacos and I enjoyed every overflowing fresh bite! Expect a the service of a food truck when it comes to ordering and picking up at the same counter but with ample space to sit. I recommend the enclosed patio overlooking the river and wildlife while you wait.

I've driven past here several times on the way to work, and I was glad that a coworker wanted to…read moremeat here. Looking like a slob in front of coworkers is a bad look, so I ordered the Barbacoa Egg Rolls. The egg rolls are substantial, and filled with delicious barbacoa beef, corn bean relish, and cheese. The cilantro aioli was a nice dip. The only miss was that the egg rolls needed another minute in the fryer. I ate one and took two home: they were perfect after a few minutes in the toaster oven. The service was fairly quick, so I had time to ignore my coworker and looking out at the river. This is a good place to relax and enjoy some tasty food. I want to come back here again and work my way through the rest of the menu.

We ordered 4 enchilada dinners they were excellent. Very fresh ingredients, the beans are authentic…read moreawesome with a ton of flavor. The service experience very sweet and kind folks. This building is clean and decorated nicely. Very authentic Mexican style, and food. I love it. We will definitely be back.

I love this place from back when they opened! I've tried everything now that I've got the…read morequesabirria today and it was awesome! And they've got great prices everyday on different things that are just as good. I always recommend it to people and those that have tried it have agreed with me too. And they're service is still outstanding! They couldn't be nicer.

I've been to this restaurant a couple of times now, and every visit just confirms how consistently…read moregreat this place is. The moment you walk in, you're hit with that warm, lively vibe that makes you feel like you're in for something good. And trust me, you are. This time around I came with my husband and we had in a margarita, a 40 oz beer, the California burrito, and the garlic shrimp. Everything came out hot, bold, and packed with flavor. Every dish I have ordered from this place tastes like it was made with real care. The plates are generous, too. You're definitely getting your money's worth here. What really seals the deal is how reasonable the prices are for the quality and portion sizes. It's rare to find a spot where the food is this flavorful, the servings are this big, and the bill still feels fair. Tacos Jalisco has become one of my go‑to places in Saline, and I'm already looking forward to my next visit. They do charge 3% service fee if you use credit card so they can keep their prices low. Bring your debit card or cash!

Jalisco may be a new favorite place to add to rotation!…read more I had been looking for a new Mexican restaurant to frequent after a bad experience at my previous regular spot. Jalisco had great reviews and I was lucky enough to be able to try it recently. Conveniently located just off of Michigan Ave, Jalisco occupies a large building with a large patio. We were promptly greeted and seated, and our server came by with water not much later. The food is all of the favorites that you would expect at a great Mexican spot. I chose a taco salad and it hit the spot. Kiddo got Mac and cheese after overhearing that it was available. It was all solid. Prices were extremely reasonable and service was fast. Overall we were very happy diners and I can't wait to return to try something new!

Qdoba is our go-to for "fast food!" The food is always good, always fast, and always pleasant…read moreworkers. My kids love this place, whether we door dash or dine in. I usually get the bowl, so I can dip my chips in it! I used to get the burrito, they are so big you can eat them by dipping your tortilla chips and scooping some room to be able to even take a bite of these huge things! It totally reminds me of California. You go up to the counter and tell the person what type of tortilla, bowl, taco, etc., you pick your meat & rice, then your dish get passed down the line as you pick whatever you want as they pile it on! There are many different options, you can eat here for a whole month and have something different each day. Qdoba is chain, you can get it in most cities!

Qdoba will always be superior in my mind in compared to chipotle and this location was no…read moreexception. Staff was quick and friendly. Food was tasty as always. Best queso in the biz. I wish they would chop up their veggies a little better and if the pico had more flavor. Bring a location to Toledo.

Mexico Lindo Taqueria is a cozy little spot tucked away by Biggby Coffee & Pizza Hut over on…read moreTelegraph in Monroe, Mi. They just opened, we stopped by for lunch. We ordered at the counter and ate in the dining area. The food was served up quickly, hot and fresh. Everything was amazing! We started with a queso dip. Yummy! The asada street taco was our favorite, flavorful & tender. The pollo & carnitas were delicious as well! The horchata was so delicious, totally worth the price tag. Go give Mexico Lindo Taqueria a try, you will be hooked!

Best Mexican restaurant I have ever ate at! The service was amazing as well! I wish they were more…read morepopular!