Salsa and chips were so good. Pineapple fajitas were amazing and so was the margarita. Service was…read morefine.

My sister and I ate her for lunch on Sunday. We were promptly greeted and seated seconds after we…read moreentered the restaurant. The decor is bright and colorful and they have great Latin music playing. They also have tv's so we could watch soccer until they put on the football game. Chips and salsa were brought to us immediately and both were fresh. Pro tip: my sister also orders a side of pico de gallo to add to the salsa; if you like it chunky this is delicious this way. For lunch portions we got a lot of food! My sister had the chicken fajitas and I had the shrimp fajitas. Everything was hot, fresh and fast! Mango margarita was good the raspberry margarita was even better. I forgot our servers name but she had really cool glasses and she was awesome!!! Thanks again!! We will definitely be returning on our next trip to Broussard!

The service was good considering how busy they were! The live music outside would've been pleasant…read moreif they wouldn't have been SO loud! We love bands and go listen to live music weekly but the volume was ridiculous! We couldn't even hear each other across from the table to speak. We moved inside so we could visit! The bass was still blasting and still heard from the inside but we could talk without shouting across the table. The cocktails were ok. Super sweet! The food was good. Typical Mexican food, not impressive but plentiful servings and everyone at our table of 8 was satisfied. The cheese grits were delicious. Yes, I recommend this place! Cheers!

It was right next to my hotel so I decided to give it a try. The service was amazing!! Cameron was…read moremy bartender and has great people skills and customer service We had a shrimp appetizer that was ok at best. I thought I had snapped a photo of it and I guess not. It reminded me of a deep fried buffalo shrimp on top of a huge salad. WAY over priced for quality and portion size. I also ordered grilled shrimp tacos. They were delicious! Again, for the portion and price not worth it. Overall good place. Just overpriced for the portions served and price. I've had as good or better for less.

New Iberia's only authentic Mexican tacos and food in a quick eat setting! Cute outdoor lights and…read moreambiance with friendly service!

Having lived across Texas and ON the Border, I can be critical of this genre…read more My taquitos have been fine here. Suggest to skip the burritos and order tacos or taquitos. Quality & taste were fine, prices low. A/C isn't great. Plenty parking, no shade. Try this place for yourself ! Rick .

This is our second time here, and we have been waiting to get the warm thin crispy tortilla chips,…read morewhich we were very pleased this hasn't changed. There are so many menu items you will have a difficult time choosing, I would say pick something you've never tried and go for it. The crawfish beignets were amazing, our first time trying, very light and the pico de gallo goes beautifully, as this compensate for the oil. We had the lunch specials which is a separate menu, and what a great choice, the crab enchiladas was creamy and with the lettuce and pico was a delicious bite, and the tuna bowl was spot on. The team here is great you can see the personal pride with the service. And the dining area has always been very spacious and inviting.

Went here with my husband and his friends, and I totally loved the vibes, decor, and overall look…read moreof the restaurant--it really reminded me of restaurants in New York. Even from the parking lot, you can already smell the food. The whole area was filled with the smoky steak aroma, which instantly made me extra hungry. When you walk in, you can see them handmaking their own tortillas, and that alone got me really excited to try the food. We were seated in a separate room. It was a bit small, but it definitely gave off NYC vibes. The decorations were done so well--I couldn't stop complimenting the space. We arrived right in time for Happy Hour, where you can get a large margarita for the price of a small, which is a great deal. As soon as we sat down, they brought out tortillas and salsa like most Mexican restaurants--but these were surprisingly much better. I believe it's because of their fresh handmade tortillas. What we ordered: Superior Quesadillas - Nicely plated and came with sides (I forgot to take a picture so I don't remember exactly what they were). It was decent, but nothing really special. San Lucas Sizzling Fajitas - Came with skirt steak and shrimp. The shrimp was butterflied Texas-style and served with all the usual sides. The meat was good, but I didn't like the vegetables. They were too soft and lacked that grilled, charred flavor. The pan was extremely hot, so the vegetables ended up burning and sticking to it instead. Service: Honestly, I didn't like the service. The server was okay, but definitely not great. I usually love Mexican restaurants because of their warm, friendly staff, but this experience made me uncomfortable. We felt rushed the entire time--she kept taking our plates and drinks before we were finished, and I had to ask for them back multiple times (not just once). What really killed the mood was the shots. Even though we felt rushed, every time we ordered shots it took forever to arrive. We waited almost 20 minutes total for just two rounds of shots, which is ridiculous for something so simple. I understand it was busy, but many busy restaurants still don't make customers wait that long. It really ruined the vibe for us. Final thoughts: The bill was pricey, and I knew that going in--but I had high expectations and left totally disappointed. The food was just decent, yet very overpriced. For the same amount of money, you could go to another Mexican restaurant or even a food truck and get a full feast. I rarely complain about service--especially since I used to be a server--but this time I couldn't overlook it. Would I recommend it? * Fresh tortillas & happy hour drinks: YES * Food & service: NO Unless you're coming strictly for the vibes and pretty decor, I wouldn't recommend spending your money here. There are much better places out there.

Ordered nachos supreme to go but did not get any cheese sauce whatsoever. Complete disappointment…read moreWould not recommend .

Being in Louisiana wasn't in the mood for Cajun food. Found a Mexican restaurant with a 5 star…read morerating and thought- I gotta try! I am not disappointed. Fantastic food! I had the grande burrito and husband had trio enchiladas! Excellent! I couldn't make up my mind so I let our server chose for me and he chose a super tasty burrito. The atmosphere was cozy and I love the art on the wall! Great experience!

Me and my wife LOVE Jalisco! She has been coming here for years and she took me on one date here…read moreand now it is our go to spot. We come all the way from Lafayette and it's 100% worth the drive. Whether it's birthdays, anniversaries, starting new jobs, or even just when we have a bad day we find ourselves here again and again. I've made it a point to try new things on the menu each time and it never disappoints!! The staff is always so nice and quick. The owners should be proud!!

I highly recommend this restaurant! As I've been several times, the service is exceptional,…read moreespecially if you get a young man name Luis. The restaurant has always been very clean and of course the food is exceptional. Also found the prices to be fair.

The taco salad I ordered was one of the best I've ever had. A guy was there playing acoustic…read moreguitar and singing.

The salsa was very good and tangy. Appears to be a family business. The chicken fajitas were…read moregreat. Beef Supreme Burrito was very good with way too much food. No reason to go home hungry. Forgot to take pic of food- really hungry.

(From October, 2025)…read more Taco Tuesday in early October in Lafayette means yelping around which brings me to this truck. Right off of the Ambassador Caffery Parkway, it used to be called the El Taqueria Louisiana Dollar #2 or something like that. I guess it's now renamed as El Cazador. Inflation unfortunately brings the pricing up pretty high which is $3.50 per taco. I used to read that it was 4 tacos for $5 back before COVID effed everything up. I had reservations about if I wanted to order here but the smells had me hooked so I did 5 tacos mix of barbacoa, cabeza, carnitas x2, and asada. The lady in the truck was super sweet and the food got to me quickly. Upon unwrapping and eating everything in the hotel room, I like how everything was packaged and they threw in grilled onions, and a serrano pepper for spice. The tacos tasted good; juicy meats with onions/cilantro accompanying it. While I'm not thrilled about the price charged, I can't complain too much as the taste is there. Cash only FYI. Maybe there is somewhat of a decent taco game in Louisiana!

Food was hella tasty. Love the sauce, jalapeno base. I dont like the green tomato base sauce…read more Friendly people.