I never expected to find anything good to eat in Fairview, TN, unless my mother made it... Mostly…read morebecause the choices in a town so small are extremely limited; McDonald's just arrived a few short years ago. La Plaza Mexican Restaurant has been in town a few years and when it replaced the Hardee's there was some excitement; finally, something other than a fast food or pizza chain, and the standard meat and three had arrived. The food and service at Dos Margaritas are exceptional! Definitely check this place out when you find yourself in Fairview. It's the best you will get there and it is really good!

Great food great service drinks are really good. Need to go visit them if you're in the area.read more

Likely the best Mexican restaurant in the area. As many others reviews have stated, super friendly…read morestaff & great food at good prices. Great environment for families as well. An asset to the community!

My first visit yesterday (06/01/26) just before 3:00 PM. My wife and I ordered from lunch menu. She…read moreordered shrimp fajitas, and I ordered the Alambres. While waiting for main course, we were served chips and salsa, both of which were above average. Upon arrival, my wife's fajitas looked great, and she advised they that were tasty. However, my Alambres dish, which is clearly described on the menu as "Strips of beef, ham, bacon and chorizo grilled...All covered with cheese" did not arrive at the table as advertised. If there was any ham or bacon in the dish, they were, from a visibility and taste perspective, wholly unidentifiable and undistinguishable. However, there was the addition of a "mystery" ingredient that was added to the dish that was not listed as such. Based on its diameter, color, and texture I concluded that it was slices of Vienna sausage -- an ingredient I have never encountered in a Mexican dish in my 72+ years of cluninary experience. Now the dish was edible, it just wasn't up to the expectation of any diner under eight years of age. The steak was bland, the ham and bacon vacant, the chorizo mildly flavorable, and the Vienna sausage what one would expect from, well, Vienna sausage added to a Mexican dish as "cheap filler" (since it certainly had no rightful place in the dish). On the plus side, the side of refried beans and Mexican rice were passable. After getting the check, I took a medallion of the Vienna sausage up to the front counter. I asked the lady to identify it. She mumbled in Spanish but offered no clear answer. She called over my waiter and after some back and forth in Spanish, the waiter finally said "hot dog". Based on the physical diameter of the medallion, I found this answer to be "off." Still, I took up a menu and showed the waiter the description of the Alambres dish and noted that "hot dog" was not listed. I advised that if it had been, not only would I not have ordered it, but I would probably have left the establishment (I will not use the term "restaurant" so as not to insult such establishments) without ordering anything. His response was to say that they always put "hot dogs" in the dish and made an offer to "comp" the dish. I responded with an emphatic "NO"! He offered again, and I said NO again. Still, when I paid for the meal, he comped the dish anyway, against my clear instructions. At that point, I told him that, based on the dish and his inability to follow the clearest of instructions from a customer, I would never visit the enterprise again. Vienna sausage and/or hot dog in a Mexican dish intended for an adult, really? Listed ingredients: ham and bacon, invisible! The waiter did say they dice these two ingredients up into very small pieces. Why would anyone expend the labor in a kitchen to do such a thing? Personally, I can only come up with two reasons for such a statement. First, I would postulate that someone might do this to hide the quality of the product used. Secondly, it might offer coverage when a customer calls foul when they cannot discern their presence in the dish. I close with two final points. 1) As the meal was "comped," I did not take the leftovers home to my dog. 2) I am fully aware that there will probably be a multitude of individuals that have eaten the Alambres dish I have described above and found it wholly acceptable. That there is no accounting for taste is something I came to accept years ago. But as I approach my 73rd birthday, I will simply not accept such deception (i.e., inaccurate menu description), nor will I accept such substandard preparation and taste, especially at the prices being charged today, without response. P.S. I see that this review site wants a comment on the "ambiance" of the facility. It was its exterior's appearance that made me want to stop in. Its interior was clean and comfortable. However, I do not eat "ambiance," as, overall, I do not find it either filling or satisfying. An empty suit is still an empty suit regardless of the cloth, style, tailor, or storefront.

Went again on 4/21/26 me and co diner both for the Speedy Gonzales with Rhe same exact order…read moreeverything was on point keep up the good work and I'll be back !

I was in the area and I looked on Apple Maps and filtered the Yelp results for Mexican Cuisine. I…read morereally enjoyed the surrounding country side and farms. The area looks like a place someone would love to retire in. I went for the highest rated Mexican restaurant in the area. I was surprised to see the outside of the building, it looked like an old gas station or house. The parking lot seemed full so it had to be good. I live in an area of Nashville where there is a plethora of good authentic Mexican and Central American cuisine. I still have an affinity for these kind of Tex-Mex places in most of the US. Upon entry I was greeted immediately and seated immediately. The menu did have a good selection of traditional tex Mex options. I opted for the Carne Asada with corn tortillas. The food came out very quickly and I enjoyed the meal. My only criticism was the tortillas were not hand made and also the beans seemed very light in color which is not to my liking. The best thing about this meal was the price! Very reasonable. I would eat here again if in the area.

Food perfect, Service perfect, Ambiance perfect. Now I have to add characters to this…read morereview....................

Atmosphere: Gives you a warm-cozy feeling when you walk-in. The decor and furniture are nice. A…read morePLUS, they have a children's play area while you dine. Team member that served us: RAUL Service: Raul did a great job with customer service! Raul made sure we had utensils, filled drinks and checked-in on my husband and I multiple times. Overall gave us an excellent experience! Food: The food was delicious! We were surprised to find the food AUTHENTIC (growing up in SoCal/traveling/) and were very pleased! This place is on our list now to return back! Overall: If you're looking for authentic Mexican cuisine, this is your place to-go! Affordable food and Coronas . *Remember to Tip your waiters well*

Stopped here on our way to Memphis after a private tour of Johnny Cash's nearby farm. A group of…read moreeight, we're from Los Angeles, and most of us are serious Mexican food aficionados (read "snobs"). This place was outstanding. Fantastic, authentic food, good drinks, really nice service. We friends have travelled together, and found truly atrocious Mexican far from home, but Javi's did not disappoint. Really glad we came here instead of the steak joint our tour guide recommended. Between the eight of us, we had many different entrees, and all were pleased. Cool vibe in the place, too. Weekend nights could be fun.

Had chicken shrimp cheese and rice and a steak enchilada ... both were really good .. salsa and…read morecheese dip was great too... would definitely go back when in town

Food was so good, the aguachiles were super spicy! The service was fast and attentive. The…read morerestaurant was very clean and played good music.

The food here was great. I got the steak fajitas and they were done really well. The steak was…read moreseasoned perfectly and was nice and crispy. The veggies were cooked well and not raw like I've had at other restaurants. The corn tortillas tasted like they might be house made and fresh. I also appreciated the salsa bar. The restaurant itself was clean and well decorated. However, the women's bathroom had a bottle of soap that was 95% water and didn't leave my hands feeling very clean. The hand dryer was also unplugged and there were no hand towels. What really brings my review down is the service. The service was definitely subpar. Our waitress was also the bartender and paid more attention to the people at the bar than our table. She didn't check on us throughout our meal, and only refilled my water once when she brought our food out. When we were done, we didn't know if they'd bring a bill to us or if we were suppose to go to the front desk, as she never said anything to us. Every single staff in the restaurant was on their personal phones, leaving the restaurant to take personal calls, and fraternizing more than working. We also witnessed several food safety violations including our waitress sticking her hands in her pants in the back to tuck her shirt, and another waitress playing with her hair excessively, all without washing their hands before interacting with customers again. While good food, I don't know that I'll go back given the experience we had with the staff. I really question cleanliness when behaviors like that are happening in front of customers.

Best Mexican in the area. Food is always super fresh and hot. The dishes are unique and there is a…read morelot of variety. Homemade tortillas, salsa and all sauces ... excellent. No noted. Staff is super friendly and FAST. The ambiance overall could be better but it's also kind of authentic to have great Mexican in an old strip mall - so we don't mind. It's pretty loud if you go during prime time but the staff manages the crowds really well. Love this place. We are regulars. It's amazing. Get the chicken verde.

This has gotten to be the best Mexican food in the area. The quality is stronger than some…read morecompetitors. The place is packed on a weekend evening, so be ready or do takeout.