Service and food couldn't have been better. I got the birria tacos and my husband got the…read morequesadilla. Everything was delicious. I will definitely be back.

These are the best tacos I've had in Ohio! The service is…read moreon point super helpful. I got the Birria tacos, A Torta and a burrito, to taste test everything, this is honestly my number one place now, I will forever go here.

La Fogata is a consistently good restaurant. Their salsa and chips are fresh made. I like both the…read morefajitas and chimichangas. Service is always prompt and friendly. Food comes out quickly with most entrees accompanied by refried beans and rice. I have never had a bad meal here. During warmer months I love their outdoor patio. Prices are very reasonable and affordable.

I've been going here for years and never had bad service they are always on it every time. The…read moreservice is always great, they get your food out in just the right amount of time and the drinks are great too! During special holidays they always know how to keep the vibes great and continue with accurate service. You can never go wrong coming here because they will not let you down!

The real deal. I'm from New Mexico and they could compete down there! Had the tacos el pastor…read more Legit.

Upon entering the establishment seemed well kept and nicely decorated. You Order the food at the…read morefront and they will bring you your order depending on if dining in or take out. The quesabirria tacos are very good, I just didn't quite like the broth (consome) flavor. Quesadillas are good size and have plenty of cheese. The steak tacos had a moist protein but lacked flavor to the meat. The horchata also failed to impress. I would come back to try other items for hope to find some super stars.

Am I in love of this restaurant? NO. Is it good? YES. Now it ordinary Salvadorian food nothing…read morefancy but the menu is diverse and the pupusas man are amazing!!! The burrito I had was delicious. Now why 3 stars? They charge you 4% if you paid with card, that is the biggest (excuse my French) BS, you are just pushing away new customers, I don't keep cash on me but luckily I had some that day. But please get rid of that ridiculous policy, you are hurting the business.

The service was exceptional in the quaint El Salvadoran restaurant. The pupusas were the star of…read morethe meal for sure followed closely by the ripe fresh plantains.

I ordered a burrito Jailisco and a beef tostada. One Margarita which on the board said $4.95. My…read morebill is 30.37! What the FUCK. never going here again ripped me off good. food was good but Dammn. Did not have a single choice for DIET soda. Nothing, no diet anything.

El portal is a different type of mexican flavor. What I definitely love from them is there soups…read more The beef one has sooo much flavor. They give you a lot of broth that you can use to make with your own food. The beef is tender and it's just a wonderful dish. I've also tried there burrito beef.. it was pretty tasty as well.

Not sure why this place wasn't PACKED even if it was on a Monday! We had a great experience with…read moreenergetic and engaging staff and delicious food. It's a win when each member of our family raves about the food (even my picky 11 year old). The guacamole was amazing. Each dish that we had was prepared amazingly well and came out hot. They even allowed an accommodation for my order due to dietary needs. The robot bringing drinks from the bar was so cool! My family and I are already planning our next visit - Taco Tuesday maybe! The restaurant is also decorated nicely - large hanging from the ceiling, nice touch.

Interesting quirky bright interior with a nice outdoor patio. Good margaritas with a variety of…read moreflavors. The food was presented well and was tasty. Good for your typical Columbus Mexican spot. We've gone twice and enjoyed each time.

While I was in Korea, I came across a story that stopped me in my tracks--one of those moments when…read morethe weight of someone else's experience hits close to home. Ricardo, a waiter at Cazuela's Mexican Cantina in Reynoldsburg, had finished serving a table, expecting the usual--a tip, a simple acknowledgment of his hard work. Instead, he received a hateful message scrawled on the receipt, the kind that cuts deeper than words should. Ricardo works at Cazuela's only on Sundays, a second job to help make ends meet. So today, in between my OCIA responsibilities, I decided to stop by--to meet him, to shake his hand, and to remind him that there are far more good people in this world than the ones who spew hate. As we talked, I saw a man who carries himself with quiet dignity, someone who simply wants to work hard and provide for his family. I shared with him that I, too, know what it feels like to be told to "go back to your country," even though, like him, I am an American. I told him about my childhood, standing in front of my family's Crestview Market, hearing the ugly chants from passing cars--some driven by kids I went to school with. But today wasn't just about reliving painful memories; it was about something greater--the power of community, of kindness that drowns out cruelty. When I arrived at Cazuela's, I wasn't alone. Others had also come to show their support, to stand with Ricardo. He told me the outpouring of kindness had been overwhelming, and I was relieved to hear it. Before I left, I handed him my WARM card and told him if he ever needed help, he could call me. Because no one should feel alone in moments like these. And, by the way, if you ever stop by Cazuela's, their enchiladas and Mexican rice are fantastic. The chips and salsa? Fresh and addictive. And my server, Isabel--attentive, kind, and everything a great waitress should be. Some people choose to spread hate. But today, I saw so many more people choosing love. And thats what matters.

Very nice bartenders. Was chill on a Saturday. Chips are soooooo fresh and good. Reasonably priced…read morefood.

The Columbus area is a hard area to find some good authentic Mexican food, especially to boast…read moreabout and write a review on. So far since my big move here last year, El Vaquero is my 2nd restaurant for Mexican food that I've visited. Well, my 3rd really if you count "The Local Cantina", but I really don't count that place just due to how absurd their menu is. I brought my wife to EV for lunch, and this place was very clean, which is a great plus in my book. The young lady that waited on us (Erendira), was very friendly, very quick to get us some chips and salsa, very quick to get us our drinks as well. Very good service, no question at all. The first thing I always think about when ordering Mexican food, is always my memories of back home in San Antonio. When the plates came out, I really had that sense of home. The enchilada's my wife ordered were spot on, the rice was so authentic, yet so simple. A lot of places try and spruce up spanish rice with corn and just simply call it "Tex-Mex". Not the case here, very good. The frijoles were also good, don't miss out. I ordered the flauta lunch plate, and it really hit the spot, not overly portioned, but just the right amount of food. They have a happy hour with lunch through 2p, so drop in and enjoy the discounted plates.

The worst overprice crap good I have ever tasted! Avoid!!!! It's way overpriced and the food is…read morebland! You'll thank me! I have them another chance and never again!