Can't say enough good things about this restaurant service was above and beyond. Food was…read moreexcellent . Cu service is a lost art nowadays but not at this place.

I used to love this restaurant and came here with my friends all the time for Thirsty Thursdays,…read morebut I will not be coming back after seeing Don Juan's use AI for their menu. I refuse to eat at a restaurant that is willing to greet their customers with AI slop front and center. Deeply disappointing and incredibly lazy.

We had a great experience at Reyes Steakhouse! We started with the bruschetta, and it was…read moredelicious. Our group ordered steaks, a burger, and chicken tenders with fries, and every meal was excellent. They also served fresh bread and butter before the meal, which was a nice touch. The service was warm, attentive, and genuinely friendly, making us feel welcome from start to finish. Overall, it was a fantastic dining experience. If you're looking for a great steak in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere, Reyes Steakhouse is definitely worth a visit. We'll happily return the next time we're in the area!

My friend and i ate here based on the reviews and will say i would normally give this 2 stars BUT…read morethe service was so outstanding that I bumped it up to 3. First impression walking in was NOT great. We immediately smelled what can only be described as a VERY DIRTY bathroom smell. Other than the smell which we couldn't stop smelling until we ate and had some wine. The server was great to let us know that it was half off bottles of wine. And since the glass we initially wanted they didn't have this was a great option for us. We weren't able to finish the bottle so the server closed it up and sealed it in a bag for us to take with us. (Tuscan blend which was delicious) We ordered the Lobster Bisque to share to start with. The server/kitchen were kind enough to split it for us into two bowls. Overall the soup was good but NOT great. Then we ordered a bone in Ribeye (22oz) which came with crispy new potatoes and some some sautéed brocollini. We ordered the steak Medium Rare, it came out Medium + and since we were never checked in with on the temperature we ate it anyhow. The flavor was good but definitely far overcooked. The crispy new potatoes were perfectly crispy and the broccolini was sautéed and cooked very well. At the end of the day the service saved our experience. BUT because of the smell and the mis-cooked steak we would not return.

We ordered this food for a work event, and I was pretty underwhelmed with the dish I ordered. I got…read morea combo plate that comes with a piece of steak, burrito, enchilada, tostada, rice, and beans. The steak seemed a little flavorless, but it was okay. The tostada saved the dish with the crunch and amount of flavor/toppings it had. I really enjoyed the chicken on top. The enchilada and burrito on the other hand had such a mushy texture, and I didn't taste much flavor in them. The rice and beans were good, and it helped that we got some chips and salsa as well. The service was pretty quick since we ordered delivery, and they got all of our orders correct. We didn't eat at the actual restaurant but pictures made it look pretty nice inside.

Pretty good Mexican spot with a nice atmosphere. Nice place to visit if you're in the area on a…read moreFriday or Saturday night. The food was good but the prices were a bit high for the type and amount of food. Being ten minutes from Maria's. I would go there instead 100% of the time. The fajita meat was kinda dingy but flavorful. The staff was not the most pleasant but not rude by any means. They have a mariachi type musicians that come play at your table if you like which is kinda fun. Parking can be a bit hard to find on weekends but if you're willing to walk about a block you can find some. Overall not bad but I personally wouldn't go back

If you are looking forward to great Mexican food, your in luck. Great family atmosphere,…read moreoutstanding food, and the drinks to go all along with it. Hacienda El Sombreero should be on the food networks Triple D's with Guy.

Ate here a few hrs ago. My mother is now in ER! She had one taco and a few chips and ended up…read moreprojectile vomiting. We brought tacos home to my husband, he couldn't finish one taco because something wasn't tasting right. They're serving cheap old food. Ick!

My husband went once before me and raved about the food and service he had there about a month ago…read more We just went last weekend and I agree - what a neighborhood gem! We started with one of their Westco margaritas - and then we both ordered the Chuletson Con Westco (rib-eye with dinner salad and bone marrow). Wow -- just wow -- the steak was so nicely seasoned that you didn't need steak sauce. And the bone marrow with it -- just decadent - heavenly! The only area they may want to work on is to have a broader wine list as they were pretty limited on the red selection while we were there. Lovely service -- and the more leisurely pace found in a traditional steak place. Would love to go again later this Summer!

Wanted to love Westo because the ambiance and cocktails were beautiful, but unfortunately the food…read moreand service just did not match the concept. We ordered the octopus, patatas bravas, and the steak meal for two. The octopus was extremely overcooked and chewy, and the steak platter itself just felt underwhelming overall. Also... how does a Mexican steakhouse not provide tortillas with a steak platter? That honestly shocked me. The biggest confusion of the night was the patatas bravas situation. Our waitress forgot the dish entirely, then later brought over mashed potatoes and said they were "on the house." I was genuinely confused because I thought maybe this was their version of patatas bravas due to the seasoning on top. When I asked about it, she realized she accidentally brought mashed potatoes instead of the actual dish. She apologized and eventually brought the real patatas bravas, but even those tasted oddly sweet and missed the mark for us. To their credit, the staff did try to make up for it with complimentary shots, and the cocktails were honestly the best part of the experience. The space itself is gorgeous and has a very upscale vibe, but the food lacked cohesion and flavor for the price point. Sadly, not somewhere I'd personally return to.

PSA: there's a kids' menu available now! See pics. $9.95 includes rice and beans and a soft drink…read more The kid quesadilla is quite tiny though. PSA #2: OpenTable reservations available! And you might need it. The restaurant was FULL at 6pm on a Friday, and almost every table had a kid, toddler, or baby at it, so I think 1) families (or parents lol) must like Mexican food, and 2) reservations would definitely be helpful! Complimentary chips and spicy salsa are available. I still petition for tortas to be on the dinner menu! My first petition for a kids' menu worked! Lots of offerings including burritos, bowls, tacos, enchiladas, fajitas, and other entrees. My burrito was pretty ginormous, but it lacked a little flavor and mostly tasted like cheese and beans. Husband didn't complain about the enchiladas, but I think the serving was a little light for him. Because it was so busy, the waitress told him he could only choose one meat type. Satisfactory mojitos. Energy and atmosphere is very lively! Service was a bit slow, as I think the waitress was bouncing across many tables.

Didn't take any picture. Food was ok. Had the steak and egg tacos for brunch. They were a…read morelittle greasy for me. Service was not good. Took 20 mins to get a drink order. There were 6 of our food came out at all different times over the course of 15 minutes. They seemed really disorganized.

The only words I can think to start off with: Just wow. I didn't have high expectations when my…read morefamily and I stopped in. Situated in the far corner of a shopping complex, La Autentica Donita is pretty unassuming. Lined with colorful flags, plants, and string lights, the restaurant has a cute but vibrant atmosphere. Upon entering the party starts, with music blaring and drinks flowing, you know you're about to have a great experience when you see the happy faces of other guests. The drinks looked amazing, but we came here for the food. Recommended by staff was the ceviche & molcajetes -- they weren't kidding when they said those were good. We were so full when eating but kept going back for more as the flavor was addicting. The ceviche, made with tilapia, came out shaped like a fish -- an extremely cute way of plating that caught our attention inmediately. The flavor was amazing, not too fishy, perfectly paired with citrus, and minced small enough that we weren't left chewing our seafood for long. This paired perfectly with the accompanied chips, or if you're me, just eat it by the spoonful because it was that good and refreshing. The molcajete was....insane. You can't go wrong with flame grilled meat piled high in a stone bowl, but each piece had it's own flavor and was so delicious. Though served with homemade tortillas to make your own wrap, I couldn't stop myself from just grabbing the meat on its own. This was the first time I tried cactus as well, and to my surprise it had just as much flavor as the meat. The salsa that is poured on top of all the meat pools at the bottom of the molcajete after your meal, making for a great treat at the end with some rice. Speaking of rice, their rice is perfectly fluffy and has great flavor as well. I'm typically not a fan of beans but I couldn't stop eating the ones that accompanied our meal...how did they season everything so perfectly? I also ordered the enchiladas oaxaqueñas (mole), but ultimately was served the verdes. This wasn't a big deal for me and I didn't even bring this up since I devoured my plate anyway, but after reading a few reviews have found out that they often are out of the mole sauce and possibly just served me the green sauce for that reason. Something to be aware of in case you were set on trying their mole! All in all, this restaurant packs flavor, quality, and great service. Staff was always attentive and I wish I lived closer to try more items.

The food was really good! Great and friendly service. We will definitely be going backread more

I have been going to Las Fuentes for years and the food is excellent…read more There are so many great menu items and all are great authentic Mexican cuisine. My sever tonight was Olivia and she was outstanding. She was very attentive and allowed me to dine at my own pace. Olivia was wonderful. I will definitely want Olivia as my server again.

The Missus and I have enjoyed dining here in the past, but it had been a while since our previous…read morevisit. My bad for not checking recent reviews beforehand. On Saturdays in past years, if you didn't have a reservation there could be a wait. But around 7 PM on the Saturday of our visit, it was not at all busy - a discomforting sign. I concur that the food quality and portion sizes are not as we remember. The chicken fajitas (brought on a plate, not sizzling in a skillet) was quite possibly the blandest I've ever tasted. Ditto the accompanying guacamole, rice, and refried beans. I requested corn tortillas but the server brought flour tortillas. When I pointed out the error, she said no problem. And, what did she bring? More flour tortillas! My Missus was equally disappointed with her skirt steak chimichangas. There were three but they were so small, they could be consumed in 4 bites. Everything on her plate, too, was bland and to top it off the meat was overcooked. We won't be back anytime soon.