This restaurant looks awesome. Food comes in great portions for great value. Staff is nice and kind.read more

Great food, Great service, terrible Margaritas! No tequila in them. Order beer instead.read more

I'm a Mexican food junkie who enjoys a good kick of heat here and there. In the heart of one of the…read moremost randomly cool towns in America, Habaneros Mexican Grill knows how to get me giddy. I ordered combo 13 I believe, which grants you access to a colorful plate of rice, a taco, a burrito and something else. While this establish doesn't compare to my favorite restaurant from back home, this will do it for now. I've been to Lewisburg 10 times this year, yet I only went here on 10 percent of those bloody long trips from Intercourse. Our server was excellent and keen to help. Their bottled drinks alone beat out the selection at the local pub I've always went to. I'll be back once I finally get a life and can afford to give every menu item a try in this average place. My hotel toilet hates me.

Excellent food well prepared & nicely presented. Service fast & friendly. Love the decorations,…read moretoo.

The service was friendly and the restaurant bright, colorful, comfortable, and clean. Sounds like…read morethis should be a five star, right? I wish. If I stopped at the chips, salsa, and the plain queso, I might be scoring it that way but.... the entrees were just not good at all. The carne asada was salty and tough. Maybe it was just an off night. YMMV.

This is my second favorite Mexican place. I love authentic Mexican and American-Mexican food both,…read moreso I love to eat something different every time I go. Surprisingly, their buffalo chicken nachos are my favorite! I could eat Mexican every day, but they knocked those out of the park! Other than that, the Special la Casa is my favorite with a guacamole salad on the side. Their salads are always fresh, which I'm picky about. They have sweet staff at all of their locations, the food is always fast and hot, and even the to-go is spot on. Always recommend

Good food and service. Best old-fashioned I've ever had! Didn't try the oysters but will next timeread more

I've been to Del Sol many times and I've never had a bad experience. It's not my favorite…read morerestaurant in downtown Lewisburg, but it's reliable. The serving sizes are decent and the food is good!

love this place! My wife and I come here very often…read more The service and food are the best! If you done eat here then you are missing out!

Well, I've got a bunch of negatives for this place, and only two positives. Somehow I think those…read moretwo positives are enough to pretty much balance out all the other negatives though. Although of course don't get me mistaken, if there was a choice, I definitely would not consider coming back to this place unless I had no other option. First of all, the service was pretty bad. They didn't really seem to care to pay attention when you walked through the door to seat you, my waitress barely spoke or understood English, and apparently you need to get up from your table and track someone down to be able to get a knife and napkins and anything else you may need since all you were given was a fork and a straw (since obviously no one pays attention to you even if you constantly look around and give signs like you're waiting on service). For some reason they decided that they would only bring my food out all at once. So I sat there munching on some usual complementary chips, while I waited for my appetizer, main course, and deserve to all be brought to me together. Which I kind of found a little weird. Definitely not the most convenient thing. The food itself was alright. Nothing outstanding, but decent. Honestly, everything was just a little too salty for me. Especially the grilled shrimps, which felt like they were coated in layers and layers of pure salt. Almost to the point where I continued them. I think if the food wasn't salty, despite it being pretty bland, would be pretty decent. Now that I put you through all of that, you may be wondering at last, what are the two positives! Well first of all, it's the price of what you pay and the portions you get. If everything else I said wouldn't matter to you, then this is definitely the place to come for a deal. It is extremely economical to eat here, as you got some outstanding value for your money. The second positive...churos! After my lackluster experience, I was so extremely pleased to have ended the night with this dessert. One of the best churos I've had. Crunchy yet still soft, fresh, very tasty, and topped with a slight cherry glaze.

Great food friendly staff. We love getting the Mexican egg rolls and the margarita tower. Highly…read morerecommend this place.

Updated review, six years later. Rancho Grande keeps expanding and excelling, and a new year brings…read morea new menu (from about September 2025 according to our server). The Colonel had the quesabirria, which he said was delicious (if slighy greasy, but that's the dish imho, rich and drippy!) I got the Tequila Bowl (no booze despite the name) with Carnitas. I also got a very tasty small top shelf Margarita, which came in a cute Tiki-style glass and had a blue skull adorned toothpick holding "more fresh fruit than I ate all month!" The place is looking spiffy with beautiful glass artwork lighting, and ceramics on the walls. Bathrooms are very clean, modern, and smell actively pleasant. Glad to see this business continuing to thrive, happy new year everyone!

Best Mexican food I had while I was in town. Ate here a couple times but forgot to pictures…read more Friendly and fast service. Huge portions.

I ordered lunch #4 -- a chili relleno with beans and rice with a tamale on the side. I am 62 years…read moreold and have never been asked, "Do you want that American or Mexican?" That was the first indicator that this was not going to be what I grew up eating in California. It was not. Although everything was prepared perfectly, it was under-seasoned, not spicy at all, barely 'mild' by salsa standards. Even the complimentary chips and salsa tasted like crushed tomatoes with a hint of chili. There were no bottles of hot sauce on the table, like Tabasco or Cholula. I asked the server for "más picoso salsa, por favor." She was surprised and quite delighted to get it for me. It was perfect, I put it on everything! When I paid my bill, I mentioned to the hostess that the food didn't seem very hot. She politely smiled, seeming a bit embarrassed, "You have to ask for it spicy." Wow. I guess the Southern biscuits and gravy crowd can't handle a little heat. All-in-all, it's a nice restaurant with attentive staff, good music playing, and clean restrooms. I will come back! And now I know to order it spicy from the get go. (And I was happy they have Coke, rather than Pepsi products.)

Food was really good. Odd there was no Bridge Brew on tap. Bridge Brew is less than a mile away and…read morenot one of their beers on tap. Weird.

We were happy to find a non-American cuisine (authentic enough) spot for dinner tonight! They serve…read morechicharron when you sit down, which was awesome. It tasted great! Nachos were good, but did not love the "'melted cheese" aspect. Arepa was yummy, a good vegetarian option. The pork is delicious. Jibarito was good, next time we will order the full option so the cole slaw and pork/chicken will be all together in a bite. Tons of parking in the gravel lot attached. Enter through the back side of the building.