My buddy goes crazy for this place! I personally enjoy El Nopal more but can't fault the Mexican…read morefood game here. I noticed a huge menu on our late night dinner run. Friendly drive through that had my friend's phone in order ready, we paid and grabbed his massive burrito without issue. Upon inspection, typically underwhelming presentation of dull white brown colored stuffed tortilla, the southern cuisine rarely can make their stuff look appetizing especially take out, but they really do pack their wraps well. He chowed down raving for his taste buds nonstop. I could see myself trying more, sipping horchatta which is a must, enjoying this classic friendly remodelled bright dive, and great location Mexican option.

Good food. But for one LUNCH meal. $27.90 was the total. WAY OVER PRICED. That was before tip.read more

This place used to be a nice spot, first of all the prices…read morehave gone up which is fine if the food actually lived up to the cost. The food quality has gone down terribly, all of the sorbet is now made from artificial junk. The beef has been switched to the cheapest commercially available and is chewy. Summarized, it's sad to see a place like this now. I give it a generous 2 years till fully shutdown.

Everything was fresh and great tasting. This is a small hole in the wall Mexican diner. Order first…read moreand then sit at the restaurant next door. Had some different Mexican foods in addition to burritos and tacos. The Cheese and beef pupusa- thick griddle cake made with cornmeal and stuffed with cheese and chicken. Also served with picked cabbage (sorry no photo). Was great, but thick tasting due to the cornmeal. Liked it enough that I would order again. The sopas were also very tasty and I would order again. The tacos were a great price at $2.99 each, sorry forgot to take photo- my crew was hungry. Ice cream for dessert- $3.50 landed us 3 scoops of homemade ice cream. They also have a variety of fruit drinks and shaved ice desserts with fruit. I would definitely recommend this place for hungry students as it's near Purdue University.

Service was pretty good, although no water refills throughout our dinner which was odd. The food…read morewas okay - i got birria tacos and they were good. Overall the restaurant was kind of gross. I didn't notice it at first until I went to the restroom. The bathrooms were especially disgusting you could smell them before you saw them. Worse than any gas station. After I went to bathroom I got back to my seat and just started looking more closely and the rest of the place didn't seem very clean either.

We were promptly and warmly greeted and seated by a friendly host in this popular Mexican…read morerestaurant. We sat in the bar which offers a 60oz margarita! The glasses are huge, of course. Salsa and warm chips came out quickly. The salsa was very good. We ordered from the lunch menu and I selected the Enchiladas Verdes. The food came out fairly quickly. The enchiladas contained a generous portion of well-seasoned chicken. I would have like a little more verdes sauce with the enchiladas. The beans were good. The meal was filling. Our server was great, checked on us regularly. The restaurant is filled with carved brightly painted tables and chairs depicting scenes from Mexico.

What a find!!! My family loved our visit to Riviera Maya Lafayette!! We were traveling from…read moreAppleton, Wi to North Carolina and wanted to find a nice place for a fun meal before stopping for the evening. Normally I list the positives and negatives, but I really didn't have anything negative to say. Ambiance - one word... FUN!!! It's well decorated and just a lively atmosphere. Bright lights but also decor of a Mexican temple. They had fun, vibrant almost Latin Club music playing so it was upbeat and lively. Service - the service was great. I had seen some reviews complaining but we had nothing to complain about. On a Saturday night at 7:30 we were seated immediately. The waiter took drink orders, came back to get food orders, and checked on us throughout our visit. Everyone was friendly and welcoming. Food - probably some of the best Mexican food I've had!! The chips. - nice and thick and crisp. Could have used more salt but I know many places allow people to salt to their own taste. Homemade Hot Sauce - great flavor and a good amount of heat. I really enjoyed it. Ribeye Tacos - delicious. The onions and jalapeños were cooked perfectly. Even the rice was some of the best I had. Highly recommend putting some of the house hot sauce on it. Pastor street tacos - another delicious dish. The combination of the pastor and pineapples with cilantro and onion was perfect. Fajita Salad - had a bite of my daughter's food and it too was good. A good combination of vegetables and meat that I would consider for next time. Overall I would love to stop back here another time if I'm passing through Lafayette. If you haven't tried them, I highly recommend you do!!

Don't be fooled by the beautiful décor and upscale atmosphere. Unfortunately, the experience didn't…read morelive up to the appearance. The service started off fine, but after we placed our order, our waiter was virtually nonexistent. We never got checked on, and it was difficult to get any attention. The food was below average. The tortillas were hard and served cold, the cheese sauce lacked flavor, and the green salsa wasn't good either. Overall, nothing we ordered stood out in a positive way. The strangest part came at the end. The waiter dropped off the check and then stood at our table awkwardly waiting for us to pull out a credit card instead of giving us a moment to review the bill. It made for a very uncomfortable ending to an already disappointing meal. With so many good Mexican restaurants in the area, I wouldn't choose to come back.

A little off the beaten path, but don't let that stop you. We were on our way to Chicago & stopped…read morehere based on reviews. Glad we did - The fajitas were fabulous!

The food is very authentic and delicious. A lot of the food is cooked to order and fresh. The…read moreservice is always great when we go there. The waitresses are very friendly and remember our family every time and treat us like we are part of their family. Great experience all around!

Hole in the wall hidden away location but this remains the best Mexican in the area! Prices are…read morehigh for basic common ingredients, dingy atmosphere, and non English service but as usually, cannot turn down this place! A huge menu, incredibly friendly service despite the linguistic barriers, and classic Spanish fütball on the TV. My parents dishes were huge for the price, very tasty all over from horchatta to my mom's vegan burrito. My sister noticed the beef in her dish was tough, must have been an older cut because mine was fine. The interior atmosphere is copied from a Magdalena spot I visited some years ago. The Tuesday tacos are amazing. Shrimp and sausage fajitas are my pick, horchata is that authentic treat I'll take any day over the American sodas, and no other place in town gets everything right consistently like here.

Awsome food!!!! Love the workers! The food is authentic and…read moreI'm pretty sure they make the shells. They know how to cook efficiently, we do not wait long. This is one place I do not mind tipping good.

I quite liked the knucklehead burrito! It's not exactly huge but it's decently sized. Also really…read morelike the pico in it which adds a nice juiciness. The burrito is also crispy and grilled! Had it DoorDash so i can not comment on anything other than the food. It was great though and I'd get it again!

Look, I'm a Hoosier. I don't usually step foot in Lafayette unless I'm lost, out of gas, or being…read moredragged against my will. But I wandered into Sixth Street Dive and--don't tell Bloomington--they actually won me over. The burgers are the size of a freshman textbook and taste a whole lot better. Wings? Spicy enough to make me forget I was surrounded by black and gold. And the beer is so cold I almost forgave the guy at the bar for wearing a Purdue hoodie (almost). The vibe is pure dive-bar magic: pool tables, live music, no pretension. Nobody cares if you're a Hoosier, a Boiler, or just a random traveler who took the wrong exit off I-65. By the end of the night, I was laughing, full, and--dare I say it--having a great time in Lafayette. Sixth Street Dive: proof that even behind enemy lines, a Hoosier can still find happiness... as long as the beer's this cold.

Las Brazas is my favorite taco place in town. Generous serving, reasonably price and delicious…read more The chori queso is also delicious.

Incredibly fast and engaged staff and service. Ample menu with good portions. World Cup game on…read moregiant dining area TV for latest soccer games. Pickled peppers on every table were deli cious .