Fried burritos were amazing. Wings were very good as well. Only thing missing was my friend Luis. I…read morehope maybe next time he comes

We were curious about dining here, and on our way back from getting our taxes done we decided to…read morestop by, and was pleasantly impressed by a dining area that was large but very clean and inviting. Greeted and sat quickly, and had a very courteous server. The chips and salsa were warm with great flavor with medium spice. The fiesta combo was everything you could expect, and the price was great, it came with two plates tamales, enchilada, beans and rice all held there own and that was the first plate, the second had the taco, tostada, and chalupa talk about bang for the buck. The Tilapia was grilled very well, tender and fresh flavor. Will definitely be back. Do try the strawberry soda.

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.

I came here on a Sunday evening around 8:45 PM. It was pretty quiet when we arrived, but it was…read morealso close to closing time. We sat at the bar and were immediately brought complimentary chips, salsa, and black bean dip. The salsa wasn't spicy, which I appreciated, and the black bean dip was delicious and a nice addition. I ordered: * Street Taco Plate: I chose the steak, though you can also choose from al pastor, carnitas, or chicken. The plate came with three street tacos, rice, and beans. I opted for the charro beans, which included sausage and bacon and was delicious. The tacos themselves were tasty, but I would have liked a little more protein in each one. The corn tortillas could have also been heated a bit longer, as they were still quite soft. One thing I found disappointing was the lack of customization options. The street tacos are not available à la carte, so I wasn't able to create my own combination plate with a street taco, enchilada, and tamale. You also can't mix proteins on the street taco plate. You have to choose just one meat option. Our server had only been working there for a couple of weeks and wasn't very familiar with the menu. He wasn't familiar with what carnitas and al pastor were and couldn't provide recommendations, mentioning that he only orders the fajitas himself. That said, he was friendly, attentive, and did a great job refilling our chips, checking on us, and making sure our drinks stayed full. I think it would benefit the restaurant if employees had the opportunity to sample more menu items so they could better guide guests. The prices are on the higher side, but the food was enjoyable overall. The restaurant was clean and offers both indoor seating and a covered outdoor patio area. Despite a few minor issues, it was a pleasant dining experience and a good late-night spot to grab some Mexican food.

I came here for the first time with my family early on a Saturday evening. We were seated promptly…read moreand they brought chips and salsa to the table. Our waitress took a while to come to the table, but otherwise service was okay. I was happy to see that they had ceviche on the menu (it's my go-to at Mexican restaurants). The kids all ordered the cheeseburger with fries off of the kids menu, and enjoyed them. My husband ordered the enchiladas El Paso, but said they were just okay (he didn't care for the chicken used). The ceviche I ordered was good, but I wouldn't order it again. It was covered in spice, which I could've done without. Ceviche has a great flavor simply from the pico and lime - no extra spices needed. The serving size was perfect for me, so I'd say it's on the smaller size because I usually take home leftovers. Overall, it was a mediocre experience.

Great food. Attended meeting and followed up with a family sit down meal…read more Both were 3* experiences for quality mexican food in St Martinville with a touch of cajun flair.

La Espuela has held-up very well. See my fav's on prior reviews…read more Same owners & operation have a slightly more upscale place, "El Corazon", in the center of our City, just across Main Hwy from our historic Church. Espuela has slightly better prices; Corazon has a bit more comfortable seating. About a draw. At Corazon, parking lot is in rear. Also they now have SOME seasonal local seafood like boiled crawfish. Louisiana has law making restaurants post whether their seafoods are from Louisiana, or "imported". This somehow misses the customer's point; we are fine with seafoods from other states', as their products are from our own Gulf of American/Mexico, just not from the far east. The ceviche de camarrones here is not up to either Yucatan/Quintana Roo/Tamaulipas standards, nor our local quality. Other dishes we've tried are good to very good. We like & frequent both of these restaurants.

Delicious food inside of a small convenience store. They have Tortas, tacos, flautas, tacos…read moredorados and plates.

We working in the area and call in for our food to be ready for lunch it's never ready done it…read moremultiple times

Very authentic Mexican food. All.they offer is tortas, burritos, tacos and quesadillas. The meats…read moreare beef, pork, chicken, chorizo and chicharron The chicharron taco are delicious, the pork skins are cooked in a red sauce they are soft and tender kinda salty but delicious. The beef burrito was packed with flavor. Full of meat sliced avocado in a tortilla. The tortas was full of meat, beans cheese and cilantro. The bread was soft and slightly grilled. Everything better than anticipated. We will be back often

Food was amazing, very authentic and they now have Mexican drinks and new remodeled truck. Super…read moreclean. Service was great. This is a must try

Great lunch the carne asada tacos had a great char on the steak topped with cilantro and onion's…read morewith the green salsa. Perfect spice level for me. The pork was diced small but not overcooked it was juicy and well seasoned. The shrimp Diablo could have been spicer for me but it was medium spice level. Rice was ok. But the beans were really dry. Like the we're straight out of the can nothing added.

The shrimp Diablo was delicious served with fresh rice and guacamole. The refried beans and corn…read moretortillas were good too. The carne asada came with delicious rice and beans, guacamole and tortillas.