One of the best authentic Mexican restaurants in the capitol region. The food was flavorful, spicy,…read moreand delicious in all the right ways. Upon arrival you'll receive complimentary chips and salsa. It was fresh as the chips were warm and I could taste the fresh ingredients in the salsa. We ordered the carne asada and the Baja tacos (and the enchiladas verdes to go based on hot good the food was). The carne asada was fantastic, and it came with rice, beans, and tortillas. The Baja tacos were delicious and came with a super spicy sauce (they did have a lot of onions which was my only drawback). We ended the night with a special strawberry tres leches for Valentine's Day. It's not something I would have typically ordered but I do love tres leches and this did not disappoint - it was amazing. All in all excellent food you'll be glad you came for the food! A few other notes- the inside of the restaurant is pretty and draws on what I've seen in other Mexican restaurants. Staff were so friendly and had the perfect balance of checking in with us to letting us eat our meal. There is a small bar area that is separate from the dining area. Street parking only but there seemed to be plenty of spots. However, I would try to park as close as possible to the restaurant as the neighborhood itself didn't seem like the greatest. We had no issues during our experience but just something to consider. Overall I really liked this place and will definitely return!

Awesome food, service, and ambiance. Will def be back. Got the vegetarian chimichanga and a big…read moremargarita

Came here the other day for some delicious Mexican food. It didn't disappoint. The beer and…read moremargaritas were delicious and cold. The food was seasoned and very tasty. The service was as good. No complaints. The ambiance of the place was good. Well decorated and clean. Will return.

We have been numerous times but sadly this was likely our last…read more La Fiesta isn't a restaurant we would go to on our own. There are other Mexican restaurants closer to Albany with some great vegan options and I would even say they are owned by the same parent company. Typically the reason we go to La Fiesta in Clifton Park is because we are meeting someone who isn't vegan and we're finding a place we can all find something on the menu. La Fiesta boasts several vegan options on the menu, they even have vegan cheese and seitan (meat substitute). Many places will just give you a bean and vegetable option and omit the cheese and sour cream but charge you the same price and call it vegan. The service is great, the waiter was very attentive. The one thing that caught me off guard was when I asked for hot sauce, he asked me bottled or house-made? I thought, house-made sounds like something I need to try and ordered it. He could have warned us it would be $2 extra, I still would have said yes but we were surprised to see it on the bill. I enjoyed my potato and spinach enchilada dish and my wife had a good amount of guacamole and chips before her Vegan Fajita Quesadilla arrived. The quesadilla was one large tortilla folded over in half and stuffed with peppers, onions, and mushrooms and what should be vegan cheese. She only ate a quarter wedge and a few bites of rice before she was full. As we felt fine driving home but I started to experience heartburn which since being on a plant-based diet for nearly 10 years only happens when I eat something non-vegan. My wife was sick during the night and throughout the entire following day. We are convinced there was some cross contamination in the food or worse, her quesadilla was made with real dairy cheese. This isn't the first time we haven't felt well leaving La Fiesta's Clifton Park location. Maybe it wasn't a fluke and there is room for improvement in kitchen practices to prevent cross contamination, maybe we just have bad luck. We can't keep going there if we're going to get sick everytime. If you don't have food allergies or sensitivities I'm sure you'll be fine. Otherwise La Fiesta really lives up to the name. Friday evening, the restaurant was packed, there were people waiting at the door, drinks were flowing, and the music fun.

I often find myself wishing Buffalo had a good burrito place. Burrito Burrito is a dream come true…read moreand it ticks all the boxes. All vegan? Check Housemade meat and cheese? Check Yummy sides? Check Unique items? Check Burritos the size of your forearm? Check Fresh ingredients? Check Deep fried burritos? Check Foil wrapped magic you can eat in the car? Check The classic seitan burrito recreates the experience of a white kid taco night in the 90s - ground seitan beef, lettuce, fritos, queso. I'd had those taco nights on my mind lately and this hit the spot. The BBQ jackfruit burrito was also great - I had a few bites of my spouse's. Non-vegan spouse was 100% satisfied with burrito. Fried pickles were great and rumor has it this special will be around awhile. They're as thin as french fries and they must use some sort of sorcery to get them evenly battered and coated. These were perfect for sharing with someone who normally hate fried pickles because they're too thick and who hates mayonnaise. Burrito Burrito must have designed these just for us because these come with a red pepper crema instead of an aioli. Diagnosis: delicious.

The ambiance was amazing. The food was overly salted…read more We ordered 2 burritos and the portions for the burritos was huge. The flavors were certainly very varied as there's many fillings for the burrito but I really struggled with how salty it was. The guac is watery whereas I prefer a traditional guac with lots of avocado.

Went there last Saturday 4/25/26 to celebrate my daughter's birthday. There were 7 of us. We had a…read more5 pm reservation. The food was incredible, the service was excellent. Prices reasonable. Will go again soon. Seating was comfortable as well.

The service was great! Our drinks were out very promptly. The steak, shrimp, and chicken fajitas…read morecame out sizzling and were very flavorful and tasty. The ambiance was fun and lively, with staff singing and celebrating for a customers's birthday. Highly recommend this restaurant!

this was my first time at this restaurant a friendly employee, help me with the different options…read more she was an older woman who really knew her stuff. they have a great variety and the prices were right. I will be going there again.

Ordered a quesadilla and asked for extra cheese, guacamole, pineapple salsa and sour cream. Taste…read morelike a tortilla wrapped in 2 day old guacamole. Couldn't taste cheese if there was any on it, no side of salsa or sour cream, and it was room temperature. Suggest going to a chain Taco place and getting your food for 60% less money as this was worse than that anyway. Maybe other items are good but I won't be the one to tell you if so.

I think I know what real Mexican food is. Nothing else compares to it. My favorite dish is pollo en…read morechipotle; that creamy chipotle sauce is simply delicious. Also delicious are the chicken tinga tacos and chicken tinga burritos. Absolutely delicious for Mexican food lovers.

They have moved to a spacious new location. Such nice people, beautiful ambiance and excellent…read moretacos. The corn tortillas are perfect!

Food was pretty good! I come here often and truly the best part is the service. Everyone working…read morehere is so kind and lovely. I never have an issue. Food is a bit expensive but it's a quick fulfilling meal for the cost! Big portions go a long way!

Passing through Troy on our way back home from Vermont, we're a little hungry. My wife says let's…read moresee what is in this strip. We spy Pancho's. Like I always say, it's better to be lucky than good. What a cute little place. Super clean. The staff was attentive, friendly, and understood enough English to get our orders right, but was Mexican enough to get the food perfect. The marinated pork was remarkable, and served with a complex spicy pepper paste, too thick to call a sauce. Luscious! The Quesadilla was equally good, and salsa / guacamole was fresh, lovely and were generous.

New favorite lunch spot!…read more Jesus's is brand new on river street in Troy and they are killing it! Everything is exploding with flavor and so well done, affordable too! Last week, my office ordered the burrito box for 6, 6 full sized chicken burritos, tons of chips, and two salsas for $54. You can't beat that deal, and the flavor was out of this world on every single component. The pico was incredible and the burrito were a great size. Today I tried the birria ramen and I really enjoyed this as well. They are killing it in the kitchen. The only question I had is, why isn't it served with birria meat? The standard option is chicken, which was good but I think the beef would go better with the beefy broth. Either way, it was a stellar bowl of soup for lunch, and so so filling, I could barely finish half. And the packaging was great too! We're already planning our order for next week. Check it out for sure.

Always a fun experience at Jesus Mexican Grill! Their birria is flavorful and great for dipping. I…read moream always impressed with the tenderness of the meat and variety of toppings. The torta ahogada was something I wouldn't normally go for, but wow! Its flavor was unmatched and the freshness from the picked veg and lettuce brought it to life! I also love their red and green salsas. It's a small spot great for pick up or dining in.

So was in Albany on a work Confrence. And we came to this spot. There didn't appear to be a ton of…read moreoptions open during an evening weeknight in downtown Albany. We got close and there was a Dj playing music which gave a high energy vibe. We were seated quickly and our server was nice and patient with us. We got their 8 taco deal for 25 and guac and queso dip. The food overall was pretty good. I would definitely come again when I'm back in Albany

Well, well I came here based on the menu as I walked by, and then I checked on Yelp (9 reviews and…read morefood pics were not-authentic); I decided to give it the benefit of doubt. Let's start with the pros nice place service was excellent. Food though is so-so, the street corn was the star of the show. My 3 Taco combo was less than basic, they look so bare and unappetizing. My choices were the carnitas, barbacoa, and the chorizo. If you're visiting Albany this place can be skipped, and you would be ok. My corn tortilla for taco seemed to be warmed up in the microwave; and I say that because it got cold fast and tore when it cooled down. There 3 salsa offerings and those seem to rebottled to look like they're homemade. I had high hopes, but there wasn't much to enjoy here.