Service is lacking in ALL Areas. Food is okay! The servers do nothing after they take the order but…read moresit about 4 tables away chit chatting the whole time while we eat. Near again will not return.

I have been here 4 times this year. The food is great, the chips are amazing. Food is a bit spicy…read morefor me to eat. The atmosphere is awesome staff is great every time we go.

Excellent service and delicious food. Warm & welcoming staff greet you upon arrival. Restaurant is…read moredecorated fun & colorfully. Ambiance is on point.

I've eaten a lot of Mexican food and dined at a lot of Mexican restaurants in my years as an adult…read more So far, the best I've had in the United States was all in Southern California, Arizona or Albuquerque NM. Upon moving to Arkansas, I've been on the search for a solid authentic Mexican restaurant to dine at. Tonight, my search ended. El Mariachi is absolutely amazing! Located on the south west side of Fort Smith, you get a combination of awesome tasting food, delicious drinks, a choice of different heat level salsas, and all at very reasonable prices. The staff is friendly and accommodating. I had the street taco plate, with al pastor and carnitas meats with a side of refried beans and Mexican rice - which is all made fresh daily in house. I also tend to judge a Mexican restaurant very hard on the quality of their salsa. The regular salsa is tasty, if you ask for their tomatillo salsa, it is hotter and flavorful with a hint of chipotle pepper in the background, and for those brave enough to try it, the Diablo salsa has just the right amount of heat if eaten in small amounts. I also had a top shelf margarita, which for the price point they have it at was perfectly made and enjoyed. In the end, I had to try their flan. I will state, this is probably some of, if not The best flan I've ever eaten. If you are looking for delicious, authentic Mexican food in a comfortable restaurant setting, look no further and give them a try; you won't regret it!

Mexican, and Salvadorian food served in a quick order table service fashion…read more Visiting Mom. We are from Albuquerque, NM. The Las Americas Restaurant had a very delicious parlando pepper stuffed with cheese, lightly breaded and coated with tomato based sauce. It was well balanced with flavors. The Carne Asada Burrito was a bit greasy, but flavors were spot on. Mexican Husband ordered the Carne Asada Gorditas. The flavor was fresh combo of meat & veggies. Mexican Tamale was enjoyable with a good measure of masa and pork. The restaurant was moderately kept, and has air conditioning. The restaurant has a pick-up window, and at times the wait staff was attending to it. Overall a nice visit.

If God has any better food than this, He kept it for Himself…read more They treat each person with dignity and respect. I have followed them ever since the beginning. Bring all my friends there. It feels as home when you are there.

The service was wonderful. Some of the best service we've received anywhere we've eaten. The…read morerestaurant was clean and comfortable. The food was sorely lacking. Everything was either oversalted or had no taste at all. The guacamole was almost too salty to eat. The chips and salsa tasted like canned, crushed tomatoes. The food was cooked well, attractively served, looked appetizing, hot, it met all of the requirements except taste. I really dislike negative comments and remember, this is our opinion, but we were not impressed by the food.

Best Mexican in Fort Smith by far, that I have tried. The Fajitas are a favorite at our house.read more

Located near the downtown area in the food truck park, this spot offers lots of street taco type…read morefare vs. your typical Tex-Mex menu items, which is great! What really caught my eye though and I will never pass up the opportunity to try/order is Sopes. All I can say is, IYKYK. BUT! If you've never had them before, it's basically a semi thick fried corn cake topped with beans, protein of choice and classic toppings like lettuce, tomato, and sour cream or more traditional toppings like cabbage, onion, cilantro, and lime. I only tried the Sopes (which cost $2.50 a piece) this go around and they weren't bad. I'd like to try their street tacos and a couple more items that might become a fave. Side note, they offer green or red salsa, or both if you'd like.

This place is a local favorite! It is a must try. Food is delicious. Owners are always so nice.read more

Quality food, great pricing. Friendly staff. Would definitely go there again. Nice clean atmosphere…read moregreat place for street tacos..

I asked for a couple minutes to order. No one came back. I just paid and left. Food may be good or…read morebad but being ignored is what they seem to serve.

What this restaurant has going for it is a nice large patio/deck wrapping around the building on…read morethe north and east side. The deck overlooks the not so exciting muddy waters of Massard Creek which feeds into the Arkansas River. It does create an unusual outdoor river front ambiance. A location that any restaurant would love to have. It is cool. A great place to spend a warm Friday night with friends, several platters of nachos and drink beer until you are asked to leave by the proprietor. Something I would never admit to having experienced. Very easy access on the north side of Highway 22. The restaurant inside is spacious and clean. Excellent attentive service. They serve a version of delicious authentic Mexican food, mildly seasoned. The salsas are good. The salsa picante is essential for an enjoyable dining experience. My wife and I both had the #1 lunch special, chili relleno and a taco which is reasonably priced at $8.99. Lunch specials are available until 3pm. The chili relleno was a medium sized poblano, batter dipped, fried, and stuffed with cheese then covered in queso. The taco was large and stuffed with unseasoned lean ground beef. Here is where the salsa is essential. This was the right sized lunch for a road trip. Good average Mexican restaurant.