Let's be clear, if all you know is Tex-Mex, this taqueria may disappoint. You won't find nachos,…read moreburritos, fajitas here. This is strictly Mexican food. And darn good at that. They start you with these funky fried crisps. No salsa or pico-but on the bright side you don't fill up with chips. Good thing, because the portions are ginormous! It's rare I can't finish a meal, but my shredded beef with mole was more than enough for a takeout box. I ordered the platter, so my meal came with rice and refried beans. We had the leftovers for lunch the following day. My wife ordered two alacart items. Shrimp cerviche and a chicken taco. Both well prepared. And as a side bonus, the tortillas were outstanding. I'm not a fan of corn tortillas, but these home made gems had flavor and didn't fall apart like packaged ones. Same with the crispy corn shells for the tostada. Great crunch and real flavor. Beer was served cold along with a frosted mug and a slice of lime. Everything is made to order. One fella was the chief, cook & bottle washer. And waiter. He speaks English when he sees you struggling with the menu. He made us feel very welcome. This is a down to earth diner that hasn't seen any updating since day one, but the food is excellent, the restrooms are clean and the service was perfectomundo.

OMG, this place is fantastic!…read more I was lucky it wasn't busy when I arrived. I was welcomed in in a family style way. This made it more authentic. I was able to explore the menu but I knew I had walked in for a ceviche. Glad waitress clarified the typo on large shrimp ceviche's price, which immediately translated to honesty. Thei give you a complimentary savory broth with hints of seafood flavor and potatoes which is a welcoming opening. The flavor was excellent the tostadas are like home made non commercial, loved them. Their give you fresh lime or already squeezed natural lime juice. I had a campechano (mixed) taco and a pastor taco. Which they have for .99 on Tuesdays so I will be a regular on Tuesdays too. There is parking on the front and on one of the sides of the place. The team was quick with food, attentive to all needs and very professional and friendly. And the price value is amazing. There are many items I still have to try but it is in my top 3 list for Mexican food in Kentuckiana!

Fantastic. Got the huevos rancheros and will be returning to try more of the menu. Very authentic…read moreMexican and I loved discovering this place. They open earlier than other Mexican restaurants on Sunday, so breakfast was perfect

Honestly, Maria's was a 2nd choice for tamales after I realized El Mercadito wasn't serving them…read morethat day. I am thankful for the diversion because this place is amazing! I ordered Mexican rice for three and a half dozen pork tamales to go, and my friends and I were wowed by our dinner! The tamales were perfect - the red pork filling was so full of flavor with the right ratio of masa to meat. Writing this review, I've already decided I need to pick up another order today. Would love to try some other things on the menu as well - this place seems like the real deal for authentic Mexican. Was also excited to see that they offer all kinds of fresh juices as well. Highly recommended.

One of my personal favorite restaurants in Louisville. The staff is always super friendly and the…read morefood never disappoints. Quick service, great margs, and outstanding food. The only suggestion I have is that they add a happy hour.

Our absolute favorite Mexican restaurant in town. Felt compelled to write a review tonight after…read moresome great take out coupled with World Cup soccer on the tv. Fresh, fast, & so delicious. Everyone is so friendly that works there. A gem!

After walking with our kids across the Big Four, I'm so grateful that we found La Catrina for…read moredinner and margaritas. (Definitely the margaritas!) La Catrina is in a small building, about a block from the bridge. And we were able to get a table on the patio for our family plus the friends and their kids who were walking the bridge with us. Our server was quick and attentive. I got a margarita, which hit the spot. We enjoyed the chips and dips appetizer. For my meal, I got the Tex-I-Can burrito, made with brisket, black beans, herb lime rice, chihuahua cheese and salsa. It came highly recommended by our server, and I'm glad I listened to him. My kids got cheese quesadillas that they enjoyed. One other fun thing: Be sure to check out the ladies restroom if you go. There's pink neon hung on the wall that changes the color of the wallpaper depending on if you have the overhead lights on or not, which my daughter thought was the coolest thing. La Catrina has a great vibe that works well for adults or families -- a great stop if you're walking the bridge.

We had a disastrous day at a "so-called" craft festival in Jeffersonville. So, we decided to…read moresalvage the day at LaCatrina. We sat outside on the patio, because we had our pup with us. Our server quickly came and took our drink orders. I went with a large margarita. My wife, disappointed when told there were no beers on draft, asked for a bottled beer. She was brought a Miller Light in an aluminum "bottle". We finally got a Corona Light in a glass bottle. We ordered a shareable order of nachos. The nachos were actually pretty good. But since they were shareable, one would think the server would know to bring extra plates. Nope. Maybe even extra napkins? Nope. My wife decided she also wanted a small salad. The server suggested the Cobb salad. She was able to make it a small at half price. But, a Cobb "salad" requires lettuce. There were a few shreds buried amongst the cheese, chips & chicken. Essentially, another order of nachos, with ranch dressing. We asked for some salsa and our server made a point of telling us there was no charge. Typically, LaCatrina charges $3 for chips & salsa. The menu is quite limited. La Catrina doesn't try to be a full service restaurant. Tacos. Burritos. Quesadilla. Tamales. No enchiladas. No fajitas. So, fair service. Easily solved with better training. And decent food, but nothing to really set La Catrina apart from the pack. Except maybe the gummy worm that came with my margarita.

Alwyas amazing there my hidden gem I get the burrito omg this thing is alwyas a chefs kissread more

So good, I love this taco truck. They are always kind and polite. Food is amazing…read more The only thing missing is a good Margarita on the rocks.

The food here is great & service is quick. Not the most modern beautiful place inside but you gotta…read moretry this! Flavorful food, large portions, good price.

Quite simply our favorite Authentic Mexican restaurant in the Louisville, Ky area…read more The must haves... chilaquiles el Maguey, any Burrito and the Fajitas!!! Be sure to ask for some of the hot sauce from the kitchen especially the Verde Tomatillo! Portions are huge and priced right!!! We probably eat here once a week and it gets our highest recommendation!!! Of course they know us which doesn't hurt!!!

This food was so good. When the food came silence fell, because it was that good. It made us mad…read morethat others couldnt experience this moment with us:( our server was very sweet and was a super chill environment

Taqueria Los Gorditos has an inviting outside atmosphere. I have driven past this place a thousand…read moretimes and the night lights have always peaked my interest. The service was attentive, however we did experience a language barrier that made it difficult for us to order. (100% okay, people need to accept that businesses aren't required to be English only!) Some lovely folks at the restaurant overheard our struggles and assisted us by translating our order into Spanish. So the friendly atmosphere brings the friendliest of people. The food is average Mexican food. Not pictured are churros we ordered that were super soggy and wet. The sauces they are dressed with made the hard shell texture completely unappealing. The chorizo rice and beans was good. I love my chorizo a little more spicy, so this one definitely lacked a little bit of flavor. Not a must have for Mexican food in Louisville, but you won't have a bad experience.

Cholo Roti Brisket on toasted flatbread with brava and…read morecaramelized onions and potatoes Service good food truck in the back of The Alcove Ambiance eclectic bar

Stopped in and had to deal with some attitude from The Alcove's (co-located) bartender. Was going…read moreto leave after my first sip of beer until I peered at PC's menu. Took only seconds to know that the brisket waffle fries would change my life. Goal achieved. Food coma: engage. Thank you to the gentleman cooking showing amazing attention and customer service. It was a breath of fresh air compared to The Alcove's salty bartender.