Only the best Mexican in town! Hands down change my mind…read more In all my years of eating here, how have I not done a review.... Simple answer. I dont want to lose my nice quiet place to grab a lunch or dinner. But nonetheless conway residents and travelers to conway need to add this place to your must try list. The family who runs this fine establishment are so welcoming and they put the love they have into their food. Hands down best homemade tortillas I have had. Try them is you dont agree please let me know! My go to order is the fajitas poblano, I have tried many other items but the combination of a cream sauce with the peppers, onions, and mushrooms covering chicken and steak is just to good to stray from. Another great option is the stuffed avocado. This filled with shrimp or steak covered in cheese then deep fried.... Need I say more. Come try Fabys... you wont be disappointed

Their food is always high quality, fresh and made to order! The salsa, queso, and avocado dip are…read moreall so good. The salsa is always made fresh. My favorite entrees are: Chicken Sabrosa with spinach- taco locos (enough for 2 of us) and Combination #5 (the old Mexican deluxe dinner). The tortillas are hand made on site. On certain days they serve complimentary soup. Reasonable prices - Great service and employees

I enjoyed the pizza. It is very cheesy. Would definitely go back for pizza. Service was good and…read morestaff was friendly

I think I've found a new reason to stop off in Russellville now that Feltner's has closed. The food…read morewas excellent, the service was excellent, the ambiance was excellent, the value was excellent. Highly recommend this establishment. Nonna Dorothy made me feel like family!

The food was great it was exactly what I was craving! The bread was an added yummy surprise. The…read moreservice was very quick and the staff are very kind! The restaurant was cool and dark after being in the bright sun and 100 degrees all day!!

If you're looking for a very good seafood pasta this place is where it's at. I would put La Villa's…read morelinguini with clams right up there with the best I've had in Chicago or anywhere else for that matter. The Seafood Diablo, or the Seafood Combo are always loaded with calamari, shrimp, crab, clams, muscles, and bay scallops. There's a literal pile of delicious seafood atop the noodle bed. It's a little pricey but I certainly think you get your moneys worth. I've never had a bad meal and we've eaten here almost monthly for several years. The service has always been great too. The pizza is also excellent but frankly I just can't get past the seafood pasta to justify ordering anything else! TLDR; Best seafood pasta in Arkansas, and my favorite linguini with clams country wide.

A great find for the night!!! Service was spot on- Dillan was great. Food was delicious and…read moreportions were large. Pricing was great too!! The white cheddar dill soup was AWESOME! Will definitely be back for sure! We did make a reservation for 7 of us.

SOOOOO DELICIOUS! Wonderful atmosphere for a romantic date…read morenight or a large group of friends and family. The food and service are absolutely fantastic! We visited on the weekend of the Annual Toad Suck Days Festival. After eating, we strolled the festival.

Great food and great service! Best pizza and pasta around. Everything is fresh and made from…read morescratch. Very cute place.

Food was excellent, service was great...got mine to go. Wait was a bit long. But to be fair it…read morewas lunchtime I will go back. Recommend the tomato jam, turkey sandwich, it was delicious.

This place is precious, the girl that took our order was fabulous & friendly! They had ran out of…read moretomato jam so we will have to go back to get that sandwich! I say that bc what we got was great! You get chips with a little dip(!) with your sandwich!! The decor is just too cute and interesting. Coffee wonderful and do not skip the bakery! Yum!!!

I tried their Caldo. Amazing flavor and piping hot! I tell you guys if you haven't tried it you…read moreshould. You will not be disappointed.

The food is very good. The service is a bit slower and the ambiance is less than fancy. Prices…read morearen't too high, but there are better options in town. There are bones in the ribs mixed in with the fajitas.

No words can do this place justice. First time eating here (we used doordash), and we are hooked,…read morelined, and sinkered. We were gluttonous and had their Speedy Gonzales, a Chimichanga, their 3 Tacos Mexicanos (Asada), and their Quesabirra. I could smell it before the driver even made it to my door. My mouth was literally watering. The seasoning is on point, and everything tasted fresh. I'm in a food coma now. When friends or family come to visit, we are taking them here. If you pass on this place, you are making a giant mistake. Why are you wasting time still reading this, go, order, now. I give this a 10 out of 5.

It was a Friday afternoon when I visited Camino Real. There were no other customers in the…read morerestaurant. The decor is fine. Nothing that really shouts Mexican cuisine, but it appeared to be clean with plenty of tables and a large screen television, but the music was pretty loud, so the TV wouldn't be much use for anything except sports viewing. There didn't appear to be any booths. The restaurant is in the same center as Domino's pizza. 26 years of living in Los Angeles has given me some good experience with Mexican food. I ordered a 3-taco plate with two steak and one chicken taco on corn tortillas, a side of refried beans and rice, and a small side of guacamole. Living only minutes from the place, I took the order to go. Firstly, authentic Mexican corn tacos are typically served on two tortillas. This prevents the juices from tearing through the corn tortilla. The inner shell will absorb most of the juices from the meat and salsa, and the lower shell will hold it intact. These were served on a single tortilla and the chicken taco completely disintegrated when I tried to pick it up. Both the steak and chicken tacos, even with salsa, cilantro, diced onions, and guacamole were extremely bland. The meat was not seasoned at all. I had to add salt and even then, it was pretty lackluster. They were very generous with the portion of meat, but I would have preferred less meat that was seasoned better. Again, the refried beans and rice were unseasoned and very bland. Adding some salsa and salt helped them a bit. This is one of the rare times that I have not completely finished a plate of Mexican cuisine. The rice also contained green peas and green beans. Though I have seen a few places add peas, this is the first time I've seen green beans in Mexican rice. The "Salsa Verde" was watery thin and tasted like lime juice. There was no pepper or garlic or tomatillo flavor whatsoever. The red salsa was like tomato juice with no spices at all. The habanero salsa had heat, but no real flavor. The guacamole tasted heavy with lime. I could not detect garlic or salt. The chips were pretty good and actually more fresh than some of the other local competitors. Without a beverage, this meal came to $23.52, a full $10 more than the local competitors, which are actually far better than Camino Real. The bottom line: if you're on an Atkins low-salt diet or a smoker, you may enjoy this. Otherwise, I would avoid.