Great food service and ambiance. Will eat here again. Kid friendly with great accommodations. A…read morestaple in our monthly dinner outings.

Very good! Everything was fresh & tasted great! Lots of…read morechoices for food and drinks. Service was quick.

This was our first visit to La Tentacion Pizza and Mexcian…read moreRestaurant. We have ordered takeout before, but it's always best to eat in and savor their delicious food piping hot. We were promptly seated to our table. We were greeted by Salina, who was our waitress and she asked us if we were ready to order drinks or an appetizer. In addition to cold water in 1 L bottles on the table they offer aqua Fresca, which is various flavored water with fresh cut fruit in it and also many different flavored smoothies. The aqua Fresca and the smoothies are delicious We started out with chips and guacamole which was excellent! The entrées we ordered were sizzling hot plate of chicken Fajitas, Chicken burrito, Vegetable burrito, a Chimichanga, a Mexican pizza that had refried beans spread over the base with fresh cut vegetables on top and sour cream. My granddaughter just got nachos with cheese on them. My grandson got chicken fingers with fries. Everybody was happy with their meal. The ambience was light and colorful to be accompanied by joyful Mexican music. Looking forward to going back and trying something I've never had before.

Food is still great, service top tier, but the pricing and up-charging have gotten out of control…read more Mexican restaurants are known for gracious and complimentary offerings. Free chips and salsa while you look at the menu? Not here. If you're charging $4 for house brewed iced tea, refills should be free. $2 for a tablespoon of sour cream and $1.50 for the same of cheese for fajitas (which come with it EVERY other place I've ordered them from) is also a little nuts. If you're charging for things that are complimentary everywhere else, at least make the portions justifiable. It's not about money as much as principal. I won't be back.

Be prepared! When…read moreyou walk through the door you enter a store that you might find along the alleyways of Mexico City but follow the music down the hall past the leather boots stall (Yes, they sell leather boots.) and enter the colorfully welcoming dining area where the music wants to keep you on your feet!! Staff provided a warm welcome handing out a classic menu of those traditional Mex-American dishes with a real "Mexican" feel to the taco choices. The basket of rainbow colored corn chips was accompanied by a really tasty salsa verde. Was disappointed to learn that the "weekend only" tamales were not available because today is a weekend day on my calendar. Anyhow back to the awesome dance music that has my body swaying as my eyes search the walls enjoying each new discovery. Someone clearly thought out the decor to ensure diners were happy. The Tortilla Soup was a nice start although it could have been a bit warmer. Full of goodies including cheese (That had not melted but I think I liked the cheese pieces.) and pieces of avocado floating throughout with a subtle comforting flavored broth This is a soup everyone will enjoy! Ah the music ...tapping my toes and smiling ... music enhanced dining experience! Ok, so I wimped out on the main course ...no tripe nor tongue just a solid enchilada pairing with both their red and green sauces. Side dish of beans was appreciatively good. The sliced radishes a nice touch but would have loved them pickled and more plentiful. My only disappointment was the 99 cent upcharge for the "salsa/"hot sauce. Overall a good meal with a caring server even though there was a slight language barrier. Leaving full and happy dancing to the music. Glad to know that there's this great little restaurant behind the store! This is associated with another area Mexican restaurant.

The food is always reliably delicious! The "make your own nachos" cannot be beat! Order them as an…read moreappetizer, and you won't be able to finish what you ordered for your main! So I only order the nachos and no tacos! But then the tinga tacos are just soooo good. So I order them to have the next day. I could eat this food every day and never get tired of it.

Great service and chalupas hit the spot Where was this place when I lived in the area.read more

Haven't tried the food yet, just grabbed the menu while leaving the restaurant next door, but the…read moreinside looked very welcoming.

The food was amazing! We got the barbacoa tacos and enchiladas. Our server Julie was so nice and…read morevery attentive. Can't wait to come back!

Great service, good food, and their lunch specials and Taco Tuesday deals were excellent for our…read morebig group. From the outside it looks like a traditional Mexican restaurant, but the inside decoration is very modern.

Absolutely!! I was waiting for my kids' haircut and this was right across the lake. Wonderful…read moretacos de lengua; seasoned right and you know the horchata is good when they serve it in these containers

La Patrona is located in what looks to be an old connivence store across the street from the lake,…read morea stones throw (if you are NFL QB with a rocket arm) from the Lake house resturaunt on Porchtown road a mile down the road from the franklinville Inn. The building itself is a festive bright Orange color. I was greeted warmly by the owner as I walked on. The dining room had about a dozen tables but I got our order to go. It had an open kitchen with a small bar section so you could eat right where they cook. It was decorated in traditional Mexican decor. Now for the food, I ordered the enchiladas , one with Verde sauce and the other with Molé. The food smelled wonderful as I opened the bag and it looked just as delicious. The tortillas were fresh and homemade and the flavor was on point. The verde sauce had a great flavor and had just enough kick to make me know there was some spice. It was covered in lettuce and cheese and specked with diced tomato. The chicken was moist and tasty. The Molé sauce was deep and rich and had excellent flavor. It came with beens and rice. The beans were light colored and not black beens and the rice was standard Mexican rice. Overall it was really good. I will be going back again. They accepted debit cards but also had an ATM in the corner. The only drawback is that they didn't have any menus to give me so I will have to search that up on the inter webs. A small inconvenience for a wonderful meal.

Best al pastor tacos and carnitas tacos around...tell them everything no lettuce...youre welcomeread more

Very good authentic Mexican food. The restaurant itself could use a little love, but the food was…read morevery good. Friendly service.

Beautiful Restaurant and I felt like I was transported to Mexico. The food is definitely Authentic…read moreMexican food, I tried two of their main dishes and they were both wonderful. The sides are delicious also, just as wonderful, spicy rice, refried beans, and a side salad with avocado. Prices were reasonable and service was wonderful.

Great food at what I thought was crazy prices. Turns out chicken fajitas are $17, not 9.99 so don't…read moretrust Yelp pricing! On the plus side service is quick, and ambience is a nice quaint small town taqueria.