My wife and I stopped by Casa Juarez for lunch on Saturday, and once again, we had a good…read moreexperience. We were greeted warmly and seated right away. Our server, Donald, was friendly and attentive, taking our drink and food orders promptly. Less than ten minutes after ordering, our meals arrived at the table hot, fresh, and ready to enjoy. The food was flavorful, the service was excellent, and everything came out quickly without feeling rushed. It's always nice to have a restaurant that consistently delivers a great dining experience.

I found this restaurant while looking around on DoorDash and decided to drive down and try it in…read moreperson. It was less than five minutes from my house, and what really caught my attention was the strawberry fried whatever it was that I saw on the their emails website . It looked so good that I decided I wanted to go there, have dinner, and then get that for dessert. Since I don't eat much dairy, there honestly wasn't a whole lot on the menu that I felt comfortable ordering. I decided to get the birria because I've had birria at other Mexican restaurants in the past, and it was usually mostly meat without a lot of cheese. That was definitely not the case here. These were mostly cheese filled with just a little bit of meat in the middle. The sauce was good, though, and overall the food was okay. One thing I noticed was that I wasn't initially given any chips and salsa. I didn't say anything because I assumed maybe they just didn't offer them. After my meal came out, though, the waiter noticed that I hadn't received any and brought them to me. I appreciated that he noticed without me having to ask. Still, it was interesting because I couldn't help but wonder if being there alone had anything to do with it. Dining alone can sometimes feel like you get overlooked compared to people sitting at a table with several other people. I can't say for certain that's what happened here, but it did cross my mind. The service itself was actually good. The guy checked on me several times, although he did seem a little annoyed at times. I couldn't tell if he was annoyed with me or if something else was going on, so I don't want to assume, but I definitely noticed it. The restaurant itself is big, spacious, and would be a great place to go with a large group. If you want to make sure you get the best service, I would probably recommend sitting at the bar. Since this was my first time there, I didn't know that going in. One of the customers sitting outside actually told me that this was going to be the best Mexican food I had ever had. I'm not sure I would go that far, but I also have to be fair because I'm not really a huge Mexican food fan to begin with. I do love refried beans, though, so I ordered a side of them. I was surprised when they came out red because I've always thought of refried beans as being brown. They also weren't really my favorite, but again, I'm probably not the best person to judge Mexican food because Mexican food just isn't one of my favorite types of food. Honestly, I wasn't even there expecting some amazing Mexican food experience. I mainly wanted something fried, sweet, and tasty. That was the thing I was most excited about. Then came the biggest disappointment. When I was finally ready to order the strawberry fried dessert that had originally convinced me to drive over there, I was told it was only served during the lunch hours. I was definitely not happy about that. After everything that had already happened, finding out that the one thing I specifically went there for wasn't even available during dinner was a pretty big letdown. So overall, I would say the restaurant has a nice atmosphere, plenty of space, and the service was generally good. My food was okay, but the birria had much more cheese and much less meat than I expected, the refried beans weren't really my favorite, and the dessert I specifically wanted wasn't available during dinner. I did appreciate that the waiter noticed I hadn't received chips and salsa and brought them out without me having to ask. I may give it another try sometime, especially since it's so close to my house, but I would probably try something different next time. And if I do go back, I'll definitely be checking the hours for that strawberry fried dessert first because I'm not driving over there again thinking I'm getting it only to find out it's a lunch-only item!

I stopped by Dona Gloria to pick up takeout for my family, and I was impressed from the moment I…read morewalked in. The restaurant is beautiful, with a welcoming patio and a lively bar that made me want to come back and dine in next time. The takeout was packaged exceptionally well, and everything arrived fresh and intact. The chips and salsa were simple but excellent, proving that the little details matter. I ordered the shrimp with rice and cheese sauce, and it was outstanding. The sauce was rich and flavorful without being overly salty, and the shrimp were cooked perfectly. If you're looking for a reliable takeout spot that doesn't sacrifice quality, Dona Gloria is an easy recommendation.

Very good mexican! The tacos were delicious, nachos were good too. I liked the queso. A little slow…read moreto check us out but no big deal. Everyone was very nice & we got our food quickly. We'll be back!

Came here on a Saturday for dinner and was seated right away. They had both patio and inside…read moreseating. We chose to sit inside. The tables were quite close together but other than that it was a fine but somewhat dated interior. Our waitress was super nice and helpful and we got served right away. Everything came out quickly. The chips came with three salsas to try, my favorite was the red one. I also got the carnitas taco which was really good and flavorful.

Excellent meal at Pueblo Solis! I ordered the chicken Swissa enchiladas and they were stuffed with…read morechicken and cheese. My boyfriend ordered the Tacos Al Pastor and they were filled with braised pork. Delicious margarita too!

Who in the state of Missouri DOESN'T like El Maguey?…read more We were headed to watch a movie at Ronnie's and craving some mexican. This seemed like the obvious answer. Great service, great food. Great prices on strong margaritas. Literally no complaints.

The new soft serve margaritas are amazing! Food was great as always. Service was good too.read more

Las Palmas is a sweet little resteraunt in a strip mall off of Page. The ambiance is colorful and…read morethe atmosphere is vibrant. The walls and tables are covered with Mexican art. My table was full of flowers, and I almost didn't want to spoil it with food. My lunch was cheese enchiladas full of stringy goodness, beans, and rice. I was not a fan of the sweet cornbread, but everything else was outstanding. Looking forward to another visit for their fish tacos!

Small, unassuming restaurant in strip mall that has been here for many years and serving up…read morefantastic food.They have about 20 booths and 5-6 tables so be prepared you may have await. They offer daily and lunch specials, kid friendly and delicious margaritas. The salsa was some of the best I have had in a long time and that alone was a plus, I had the burrito and chimichanga combo plate for dinner and it was delicious, loaded with seasoned beef and flavorful sauce with a side of cilantro rice and beans. This might just be my new go to place for Mexican food and I hope you won't be afraid to give them a try.

GET THE SHRIMP TACOS!…read more Solid spot with great service. The food is always good, and very reasonably priced. Also, I always appreciate a restaurant that tells us the kids' portion is so big that my two kids can split the main portion! Their queso is also a family favorite.

I'm always on the lookout for a good Mexican restaurant, in case I need a burrito all of a sudden,…read morefor emotional reasons. Amigos Cantina might be the place to go in Kirkwood, which strikes me as the kind of place where the spice level is often inquired about. I'm not even sure if there's a Taco Bell nearby. I did a five-mile run before I sat down to eat, but it was mostly through residential areas. I kept the volume at a reasonable level, out of respect. I never actually went into the restaurant. A member of our group went in and requested a table for like 12, but then we just ended up sitting at the tables out front, on the sidewalk. We were considering those tables anyway, as connoisseurs of al fresco dining, but someone said there was also a patio out back. If the interior is anything like the sidewalk out front, I'm sure it's just lovely. The signage reminds me of the branding on one of those taco kits you get at the grocery store. I consulted Copilot while I was at work, doing desk calisthenics, getting myself pumped up. You may recall that I also sought its counsel before a trip to a Jersey Mike's a while back. (If they've yet to release a version of it in Italy, they might consider calling it Consigliere.) Specifically, I asked it the best thing to order. It recommended a few entrees featuring the shrimp, which must be highly regarded, and a certain kind of margarita. I can't remember which margarita it was, and I didn't end up ordering it. Separately, I saw where someone posted a picture of a flight of margaritas, and I knew I just had to have that. I've been obsessed with flights of drinks since I saw one was available at a brewery I recently visited. I didn't get one, and I've been kicking myself ever since. It might be my life's greatest regret. With the flight, you get to pick four of six available flavors. I got the peach, amaretto, raspberry and pomegranate, and I know one of the other available flavors was orange. It comes in its own custom tray, designed to be carried without being spilled. Each one is a decent-size drink, but they're not especially stiff. Ayo! As you might suspect, given the (overall) amount of alcohol you get, it's not exactly top shelf. But it's not the Kool-Aid-tasting swill that comes from a dispenser either. Of the four I got, I preferred the peach and raspberry to the amaretto and pomegranate. I went with Cilantro Lime Shrimp, which *was* in fact one of the recommendations from my trusty copilot. It was great! It's served over rice, so it kinda soaks up the liquid from the shrimp, but without becoming overly soupy. They obviously make these all the time and have gotten it down to a science. They fan out the shrimp on the plate so it seems like they've given you more than they have, but it's still a pretty decent amount, for a dish that's not that expensive. It's garnished with fajita-like peppers and a surprisingly piquant, erm, pico. The lime really sets it off. It's served with tortillas, and I packed each one with a bit of rice in addition to shrimp, peppers and what have you. It made for a surprisingly hearty meal, like one of those cans of soup that's advertised primarily to men. If, for some reason, I find myself in the area again, and I'm in need of a burrito, I'll be back, and hopefully I'll take a look inside and explore the menu further.

Blue Agave is 6 months newly opened with an updated interior decor. Friendly and prompt service,…read morelarge menu selections from starters to entrees, with casual dining ambience. Very good portions on their dishes, served quickly from the kitchen. Overall, a 3.75+ rated experience for me on food quality/quantity, food presentation, attentive service and relaxed dine-in setting. Expect to pay ~$12-20 for entrees. Tortilla Chips were brought to our table with house-made mild Salsa. I was expecting (hoping) warmed chips but they were not; however I did request "hot" (spicy) Salsa and they provided their homemade one upon request, YUM! Also, the bar menu included Margarita's, beers and other specialty drinks. For starters, tried the Queso Fundido with melted Cheese, Chorizo and Poblano Peppers. Served warm, it was a thick and tasty cheese dip with very good flavors - enjoyed the chunkiness of sausage and peppers, but hoped for more Queso Chihuahua cheese in the dip. For entrees, we ordered Santa Fe Salad with Chicken, Chile Verde, and Tacos Quesabirrias. All 3 dinners were different and enjoyed. The Salad was tasty and having added grilled chicken made it balanced with veggie and protein. The Chile Verde had very tender pork, with a Verde (green) sauce that wasn't as spicy and bold flavored as I expected, but still very good to eat. I think the Quesabirrias (beef) Tacos were the BEST of the 3 dishes, having crisp corn tortillas, fresh mexican Chihuahua cheese and beef birria with chopped onion, cilantro and tomatillo sauce on side, excellent meal!! Being my initial visit, I want to come back to try other items that looked enticing on their menu. Definitely think I had a worthy experience, so ENJOY!

Today I had lunch at the new "Blue Agave" in the valley, where El Maguey used to be. I think that…read morethe chicken chimi lunch was even better than before and my waiter Angel was right there on time with food & refills. I will definitely be back!

It was a boring Friday night with friends looking for queso and margs, as one always should. Found…read morethis local spot upon a quick Yelp search. It wasn't crazy busy upon arrival, we were told to seat ourselves. A sweet lady was over instantly with chips and salsa. A few minutes later after looking over the menu, we settled on a pitcher of strawberry margaritas, a few varieties of street tacos and the steak fajitas. The food came out quickly. Everything was delicious. I really enjoyed this business as a whole from the food to the staff. Looking forward to returning. Also to note there were constantly people coming in to pick up to-go orders, so Dos Reyes is obviously a staple with the locals as well.

Unfortunately, I do not recommend Dos Reyes at all. Service…read morehere is ok. The waitress was nice. But the food offerings are very lackluster. I tried ordering water with lemon wedges and they had no lemons and could only have limes instead. What kind of Mexican restaurant doesn't have lemons? I ordered a grilled fish burrito and my partner ordered what looked like tacos with the meat on a skillet. My grilled fish burrito unfortunately looked like a miserable excuse of a bean wrap, the kind you can get at Crazy Bowls and Wraps. It was very bland and barely had any grilled fish. My dining partner also said that his plate was not even that flavorful and was bland and boring. Also the music in the place was unacceptable and loud. When the waitress came to refill my water, she also spilled water all over my leg. The chips and salsa was also disappointing as the chips were so stale and they weren't even heated up. Gross food and gross service. I won't be coming back. My dining partner also said he won't be coming back either.