We stopped after a great weekend in Jackson. We have never eaten at arriero's before and thought we…read morewould give it a try. I started with a Tamale in mole. It was the best of had in a long time. BTW the first time I eat at a Mexican place I order a Tamale just to checkout it they. A makes a tamale it is a good indicator they may know what they are doing in the kitchen. I had chili poblano which was great. My wife had a burrito which was also good. The ambience is typical Mexican but with more room. The tables provide lots of room. A big change from restaurants that cram in as many seats as possible. The service was good. The food came out quickly and was cooked well. The server even played a little joke when we asked for mare napkins. My wife said it showed he a quick thinker. All things considered it was a wonderful first experience. I'll be back.

Went here for a team dinner while in MS for work…read more It's a small Mexican/Honduran restaurant with colorful decor, pretty good parking, and decent hours. The service was ok, and the staff were friendly, but it was definitely not amazing and was quite slow. I had to ask 3 different people to bring me the sour cream that I ordered as well as lemons, and the tomatillo sauce that was given (it's in refillable bottles) was empty so I had to ask for another after they walked away. Now to the food. I got the supreme enchiladas order which comes with 1 chicken, 1 beef, 1 cheese, and 1 bean enchilada with lettuce, guacamole, tomatoes, and cheese on top. The enchiladas were small, and the ingredients fresh, but the flavor was extremely bland, which was surprising for a Mexican restaurant. I mean, I could have had a more flavorful meal at Taco Bell. I ordered rice and refried beans on the side, and while the rice was decent, but nothing to write home about, the beans tasted metallic or artificial like it had been just scooped out of a can; it was not edible. TLDR: I'm giving 2 stars because the people were friendly and were trying hard, and the prices were really cheap (like $11 for my meal without the extras) but the food is just bland, even if the ingredients are fresh.

Great food. Great salsa. Have been 2 times now and will definitely come back. Service is friendly…read moreand fast

Overall 2.5 Stars - Explanation below…read more A local and staple establishment that has been around for over 10 years in Philadelphia, MS. It has been years since I've been here and we went there for lunch cuz the other Mexican restaurant was closed on Tuesday. Ambiance 3 Stars - a large dining area when you enter through the double-glass doors. You are greeted by the host to one of the many tables or booths. The area is broken into two sections: a smaller dining space that has at least twenty tables and the much larger main dining area where there more booths and large tables. The art deco is your typical Hispanic decoration and they are nice and cute. Not too gaudy. Service - 3 stars: our server was pleasant and professional. However she was tired and was responsible with many tables. She wrote and verified our orders. The drinks arrived within 5 minutes. The supporting staff were professional and helped when needed. The food arrived 20 minutes afterwards due to the lunch rush. Food: 1 - 2 Stars Out of respect, I didn't take any pictures of other entrees except my own. Salsa 1 star and Chips 2.5 stars The salsa was not appetizing at all. The tomatoes and herbs had a funky taste and I asked the other people's opinion on it too. They all agree with my assessment. It tasted like a can of "stewed tomatoes" blended to a liquid matter to become "salsa". The chips were a lot better and we enjoyed our basket until the entrees arrived. I had the Lunch Beef Chimichanga w beans. 2 Stars. I asked for the queso Blanca as a side. I don't like my chimi to be drowned in queso. The dish came w lettuce, guacamole and sour cream. The chimi's fillings were shredded beef, queso, and beans. Beans - 1 star Before I tried the chimi, I scooped up a healthy load of beans with my chips and I gagged on the salty beans. Fortunately I had my tea to swallow to cleanse my mouth. Now for the chimichanga. 2 stars Presentation wise, the chimichanga looked good and I was ready to dive into it. The tortilla's outside crust was flaky and golden brown. The guacamole was on one side and the lettuce on the other side. However, when I took the first bite, my expectation went from "high to low" upward smiley face to downward smily face. It was salty, salty, salty. The cheese and beef couldn't hide the amount of salt that was in the beans. Even the guacamole and sour cream couldn't help it. I asked the other members of the party and they said their food was salty too. Half of the party ate their food and I ate most of the chimichanga. Saving grace was the sour cream, lettuce and guacamole. I didn't touch the beans. Because of the busy lunch crowd and getting back to work, I forgot to mention to management and our server on the salty beans. That was my fault because I believe we should respectfully and calmly explain our disappointment with the food. As a previous professional in the restaurant industry I believe professional criticism is a sign to improve on an area of weakness. I am my own worst critic when I make my own food. Now would I come back again, I don't know. Can I recommend this place? The ambiance, server and staff were decent and I would if I was getting a drink instead of food. But for now, I don't recommend Old Mexico, however this is my own personal opinion. There are many loyal customers of Old Mexico and they may know something that I don't. Send me a comment if you have experienced Good or Bad food. Also, is there another restaurant I should try in Philly?

Nothing to brag about this place except for the service. The food was not good at all. It had a…read moresmell to it like some sort of cleaning product. Chips and salsa wasn't that good either. Texas Mexican food has spoiled me I guess.

We eat here about twice a month. Door is always tasty and hot. Most of the time we do takeout and…read moreit is always ready on just minutes. I try to order different stuff but I have to admit I'm sort of stuck on the shrimp burrito which is always great. My wife usually has the chicken fajitas. And always like it. The servers are always friendly and fast. I'll be back.

They reuse the salsa from the tables. When I was waiting for my order to be taken, I noticed the…read moresalsa bottles were reused after the tables were cleaned. While I believe many places do that, I think it is nasty, as you never know what the people did.

Had lunch today at El Rodeo Family Mexican Restaurant and had an almost perfect experience. The…read morechips were a bit thicker than I prefer and the salsa was just okay, but the beans and two-taco lunch special were outstanding. My only gripe--and it seems to happen everywhere--is that by the time I got to my second hard-shell taco, it had started falling apart from the moisture on the plate and in the meat. Definitely better than dry tacos, but still a little messy (funny how that never happens at home!). Overall, great experience and great service--I'll absolutely be back!

Best cheese dip ever!!!!! Been going here my whole life! It's the OG Mexican in Kosciusko! Can't…read morebeat it!

New menu for me. My usual was not on the new one so I had to try the shrimp burrito. Very good and…read morecame with my choice of refried beans but you can get rice if you want. Chips and salsa are just right. A little spice in the salsa but not enough to make a difference. Service was great even though we were there right before closing time. I'll be back.

This restaurant is very nice ,but the service was slow and the ,and I had goten a burrito and rice…read morean had to wait 2 hours. My burrito was good but the rice was dry. But overall it's a great restaurant.

Amazing food and service!! Our server (Hannah?) was so sweet and her recommendations for our food…read morechoice was spot on! The fried mushrooms were the best I've ever had! Will definitely be back!

First time in this little city and saw this little Cafe that was serving seafood. Didnt expect…read moremuch, but was so impressed when the server greeted us with a friendly smile (it was genuine). And BOY! we're we surprised when our food came, it was better than the best restraraunts in Memphis!! And did not cost us an arm and a leg, we will be back and the 3 hr drive will be worth it!! If you haven't been here, come check it out.

I enjoy the food from HTP. My favorite is the Salmon, with the baked sweet potato…read more The staff is for the most part friendly. Waitresses were very kind and good at what they do. I only eat here occasionally , as the prices are way off. This is a small town, I think they need to realize my friends ,family, their "neighbors " , we all like the food but we will certainly go another 20 minutes to buy the same sort of foods they serve at a cheaper price and of better quality. Highly recommend the grilled seafood and fish. My meat lovers,sons and husband, recommend a different location, going by the price of their steaks /fush/ burgers, my family says it's worth it to go a few miles further to dine than to pay the expensive price HTP, simply put HTP is way to expensive for the quality . My opinion is I live the salmon, salad bar, but a little pricey, as my family says. Staff at window and the older workers/owners are usually friendly. Some need to realize customers are not as they may seem, we may have $ to spend there,some friends have mentioned they go elsewhere due to one or two people who received their order and no eye contact, no manners, It's simply not a great idea to be unfriendly. Great broil/bouled/ grilled fish for sure ,though

Great small town restaurant. Some of the best steaks I've had while eating out. Great customer…read moreservice as well.