Let's start by saying I was really excited to try this place and waited too long maybe to try it…read moreand it peaked and now is a complete disappointment. Walking in, space is very beautiful and well thought out. I would have only subleased one of the spaces and made it smaller to make sure I have a line out the door. Place was very empty with not many diners and as I sat down and looked at the menu, I see why they are dead. First off, If you are going to rip off Session Taco's business model, follow their pricing and not charge double what they charge, especially when your tacos aren't as good and lack flavor or seasoning. Not the customer's fault you overpaid on rent. That's why you will be closed in the foreseeable future. Hence why they should have made the space half the size. Second, menu is impossible to read and the smallest print in the worst color too. We ordered up some apps, empanadas and the queso fundido. 3 tiny empanadas with less than 1/4 of a teaspoon of filling came out with your typical spicy mayo dip that wasn't memorable. Was more dough than anything on these. Not worth ordering again. Reminding me of bad, overpriced catering food you get at a wedding you are wanting to run from to go eat better food . The "signature" queso fundido was disappointing too. The cheese was almost impossible to scoop and had the consistency of Elmer's glue starting to harden with no flavor. Same with the pico and chorizo on top- no flavor. This was served with stale chips and some flour tortillas on the side. The entrees, I had the pork belly tacos, picture shown. 2 tacos- $19! A lobster taco at session taco is $7 for one taco. If that tells you anything about why I am so disappointed with this experience. Tacos were eh, nothing special and again, lack any real flavor or seasoning. Kosher salt is your friend, Chef.... One friend had a burrito that looked like something you get at a cafeteria and they couldn't even wipe the rim of the plate of the cheese sauce they dropped all over it. So, if you are running an upscale place, wiping the rim takes only a minute and also shows you care about your product and your plate you produced. Not here obviously. Other friend got the flight of tacos that was 4 tacos for $25. Said the best one was the steak, again not sure what they called it and the online menu of course doesn't match the menu they are handing out to diners. Said the other 3 weren't great- said the carnitas were so salty that it was almost inedible. So my tab was $41 and some change for 2 tacos and some bad cheese dip and stale chips. After tip- $50. I really expected more from an upscale place for dinner warranting that price and also for how small the portions are for the price. Good luck to them, won't be returning...

Visited with friends on Valentines Day. Nice setup with plenty of tables, romantic lighting and a…read moredecent sized bar with additional seating. Chill background music set a mood for a nice meal. Looks like it would be a very bright and vibrant space during daylight hours and during summertime. No complaints about our server. He had excellent timing, was almost always available and kept our drinks filled. Service here is very good and very friendly. They are happy to explain menu items, including some of the history behind them which is awesome. We shared some appetizers which were Abuelitas Empanadas and tostadas and both were tasty and good start to the meal. I had the signature Ramona cocktail made with mezcal and it was really good. I have it every time I visit. My wife had one of the Valentines Day specials which was some kind of cherry martini. It looked good. I had the Baja tacos for my main and honestly, these are the best tacos in Springfield. I imagine the carnitas, Al pastor, birria etc., are probably outstanding too. Tacos aren't all they do well here. Everything on their menu is good. We didn't do any desserts this time... maybe next time. This is my favorite Mexican restaurant in the Springfield area and if you try it I think you'll agree. Highly recommend.

Best tacos I've had in a while! Everything was perfectly portioned and delicious. The price as well…read more($6 for 2 tacos) made the taco taste even better. The salsas that come with are the perfect addition of flavor. We didn't have to wait more than 10 mins for our food after ordering and the picnic tables outside were great to eat at and sit while we waited.

This review is for the new location in the old Rallys restaurant. Tiny vestibule where you order…read moreat the window. Malfunctioning front door that slams every time someone comes in or out. For some reason I thought there would be a dining room but nope. Tacos are bomb but a little pricey.

Asada tacos slap! Real deal Mexican food. Great service. They only accept cash. Will definitely be…read moreback.

I had the cabeza tacos. They were cooked perfectly. Both of the salsas I was given were good also;…read morea tomatillo (green) and a colorado (red). I will definitely be back to try one of the specialty burritos.

My iced tea was tasty. I got the fried brussels sprouts and the southwest chicken tacos. The…read morebrussels sprouts themselves didn't have any flavor unless I dipped them in the ranch. The southwest chicken tacos had lots of toppings, but looked like they were missing something. I mentioned to my companions that they were awful dry when I was eating them. Afterwards, I pulled up the menu on my phone and realized they were supposed to have salsa and ranch. I bet they would have tasted a lot better if they'd had everything they were supposed to have on them. It was surprisingly busy for a Tuesday night in a medium-size town, but there aren't a ton of food options there. The ambiance was kind of fun, with an outdoor seating area in addition to the inside.

Is it a brewery or a beer memorabilia museum? Tasty brews and an absolutely amazing collection of…read morebeer signs and more. An old Rt 66 classic.

First visit, and we were seated right away. The name of this restaurant lead me to think the menu…read morewas going to primary taco based but it actually a full menu of typical Mexican dishes. I ordered a chicken chimichanga and my wife ordered a chicken quesadilla. I didn't read the details on the menu but the chimichanga is not a typical filling and when I checked the menu again it says deep fried or baked burrito do it had rice and beans in the filling and was very large. Despite the unexpected filling it was still good but I couldn't eat all of it. My wife's quesadilla was exactly what she expected and she said it was good. I will definitely return and explore more of the menu.

My boyfriend and I stopped here for lunch while we were on a roadtrip. We went on a Saturday…read moreafternoon. We were able to get a table pretty easily and were served quickly. We got some chips and salsa as we waited. I'm pretty sure that the chips were house made since they were different from other kinds of tortilla chips I had. The salsa was good, but I definitely would've loved a little more spice to it. We got the Enchiladas Suizas and a Fajita Burrito. The burrito was pretty good, but if I were to go again I'd probably choose something different from the Enchiladas. Just was not for me. I did like how spicy they were though! One thing that also stood out was that much of the time when I go to Mexican restaurants, the portions are pretty big for the prices. The portions were definitely not tiny, but smaller than I would maybe expect for a Mexican restaurant for the price that we paid. I'm not sure if we would choose to go back in the future since it was a stop along the way for a trip for us, but it was not a bad stop. They do have a large parking lot out front which makes parking super easy and that is always a huge plus!

Passing through and gave this a try. Was not disappointed. Enjoyed the street tacos especially with…read moresalsa verde added. So good I didn't even get a picture!

We visited Frida's Taco for our second time and I had the Cowboy Burrito, it's stuffed with…read moreseasoned pork, chorizo, and rice, deep fried and covered with cheese sauce. It's huge so I could not finish it all but it was good, a little less rice inside would make it better especially since it's served on a bed of rice. Service here has been great on both visits, it's a small dining area and can get loud when big groups are seated together but still a great place.

Hidden gem! This food is what I tell my coworkers is real authentic food that most restaurants…read moredon't achieve! I have grown up on Mexican food and know good Mexican food. Recommend the street tacos and chips!

I love this place. It reminds me of Southern California Mexican food. We go at 7 AM and get steak…read moreburritos. I don't know what else to say. Fast fresh fantastic Mexican food. This is a drive through only place. No indoor seating.

We were in Springfield running errands and decided Mexican would be good for lunch. We've tried…read moreseveral spots in Springfield and weren't especially pleased with the food so decided to try La Fiesta in Chatham. At lunch, there was only one other customer which should have been a clue. Our server took our order fairly quickly -- only speaks enough English to take orders provided you order it exactly as shown on the menu. DH is lactose intolerant so he always asks to leave off dairy -- his fajitas arrived with cheese on the beans and sour cream on the plate. Their chips are thick and not especially crispy. I ordered the fish tacos. They came with corn tortillas -- I had asked for flour. Overall, our lunch as just OK -- didn't get sick and were full-ish when we left. Will keep looking for a good Mexican restaurant in Springfield!

Got to go. Everything was good. And everyone so nice and helpful. Efficient. Would come back again…read moreand dine in too!

Finding the restaurant was a bit of an adventure! The Google maps lead me to the old location. I…read morestarted to walk into what appeared to be a bar and quickly realized this couldn't be the right place. I asked a patron if this was the taco place and he let me know they'd moved to 546 N Brush College Rd. I hopped back in my car and made my way to their new location. I walked in right as they opened so the restaurant was quiet but inviting. After a quick view of the menu I ordered two birria tacos and one al pastor, Mexican style. First bite of the birria taco brought a literal tear to my eye! I've been craving a taste of real Mexican food ever since I left California for my new life in Decatur. My only request is that the pineapple not be cooked with the meat in the al pastor tacos. Pineapple loses its sparkle when it's cooked (in my humble opinion). Otherwise, this was the taste of home I've been craving! I will definitely be back.

The food was delicious and served rather quickly during the afternoon church lunch rush. Their…read more"street tacos" are very good! Similar to what I enjoyed out in CA and the staff was attentive and very polite. It was a terrific lunch and I will return.

Tried this place while in town visiting family. The food was absolutely delicious. The servings…read morewere plentiful and the decor was kitschy but not too far. The carnitas that other review sites mentioned was the most flavorful ive ever had. Would have been nice if it were crispy too... but the flavor compensated for it. Only downside was having to flag the waiter down for the check. But no biggie. I'm excited to go back again next time!

We were enjoying a Saturday afternoon drive around the area and discovered El Indo. Hungry, we…read moredecided to go ahead and try out El Indo for an early-ish dinner. There were several cars parked in front (a good sign) so in we went! We were greeted by a very friendly man who seated us in a colorful booth. Fun! We were given chips and salsa immediately and ordered fajita and taco dinners, an order of queso, and a solitary chicken enchilada " for the fun of it " All the food was scrumptious and flavorful, hot and abundant. The space is friendly and filled with colorful artwork of all kinds. When you're hungry for Mexican food, give this place a try.