We have been going to El Pueblo for years. Fresh ingredients do mean flavor changes a bit here and…read morethere. It's never been a bad experience. The menu additions are nice including Smashburgers for those who are not a fan of Mexican food. The service is always great. Very laid back ambiance, our grandchildren have fun and enjoy the food.

El Pueblo was pretty good. The service was good, and the waitress was helpful with the questions I…read moreasked about my dietary needs. I got the Lifepointe Special, which was good. The waitress confirmed with the kitchen that it is Gluten Free! Overall, I would definitely go back.

This was previously my favorite Mexican restaurant in Smyrna, that title, however, recently…read moremigrated to another spot. Nevertheless, Margarita House remains a solid choice in the area with good service and a pleasantly busy vibe. When first opening, the food was pretty stellar, but as years have gone on, the quality has dipped slightly. Overall, good choice. It's certainly mine on occasion.

Food was lack there of. Greasy no flavor, drinks were filled with ice and watered down. And all we…read morewanted was a luch specia! Chile Rianos were canned pepers just heated up. Also its a scam! l WATCH OUT! A la carte doesn't mean all you can eat! They racked up our bill on purpose! Charged us with multiple Add-ons to entrap us in a ridiculously high bill and refused to make any corrections or take any complaints. She were rude, they were all rude. no communication and straight up thieves. They will entrap you in a bill you did not order! We are local to Smyrna and this is not how this community does business!!!. They should be ashamed of themselves. Plenty of other options out here that will dot A al carte

It was a good experience. I arrived to a small house, no more than ten people. After being seated I…read morewas asked of any beverage and given a menu. After my beer and salsa I ordered their queso and ceviche. Ending my evening, I spent roughly fifty dollars. It was cool

I was seated quickly by a friendly Spanish-speaking host, which immediately gave the restaurant an…read moreauthentic feel. Spanish music played in the background at just the right volume, creating a relaxed atmosphere where I could easily see myself enjoying a cold beer. My server greeted me with a smile and brought out chips and salsa right away. The house salsa was very mild, so I asked for something spicier. The red and green salsas were both excellent--great flavor with just the right amount of heat. I ordered the chilaquiles with steak and eggs. Unfortunately, the eggs I ordered medium came out hard. The steak was decent but nothing memorable, while the beans were flavorful. The chilaquiles were completely covered in sauce. The sauce itself was delicious, but there was simply too much of it, making the dish soggy. I was also surprised that the plate didn't come with tortillas. Service was decent overall, although my server didn't check back until I was almost finished eating. The décor was a little confusing, combining a tropical jungle theme with rustic ranch-style seating. Maybe that's part of Acapulco's culture--I honestly don't know--but it didn't seem to have a consistent theme. Overall, it was an average experience. The atmosphere and spicy salsas were the highlights, but the food execution and attentiveness during the meal left room for improvement

I had Rancho Cantina on my list of places to try for a long time. I had a free night and decided to…read morego ahead and take the plunge. Also on the list was Los Agaveros, however, I looked and saw the Yelp rating (via Apple Maps) and opted for Rancho Cantina. I am so glad I followed Yelp's recommendation. I visited on a Monday evening and it wasn't too busy. They had wonderful mariachi playing and a big screen at the bar of the performance. I was told to sit wherever I wanted. I was given chips and salsa and a menu. The menu was huge. Lots of pages. So much to choose from, it looks like they serve it all. I went in expecting tex Mex but was pleasantly surprised. I got the Pechuga a la Plancha con Chorizo. It was down to either that or the Carne Asada. Since I always get carne adana I chose the Pechuga a la Plancha con Chorizo. I got Rice and beans, and corn tortillas. It came out very quickly. On a plate that was similar to fajitas. Sizzling and steamy. The smells coming off were amazing. The tortillas were home made and not store bought. The food was very good. The chicken was soft and cooked perfectly. The flavor was very good and I completely cleaned my plate. I will definitely return here. LaVergne is 2-0 on Mexican places now. Mexichina is very close by as well. I am well pleased.

The food was excellent! Ambiance was nice has customers performed their favorite karaoke songs. Sis…read moreand my daughter loved the fajita we ordered... steak, shrimp, chicken and vegetables. The side salad of guacamole, sour cream, lettuce and tomato was great accompaniment. But the winner was the rice! We ordered to orders to go. The sauce bar was awesome too!

Everything's been changed. Watery cheese dip. The war in Iran. And on top of everything the chorizo…read moreis no longer on top of everything on the burrito Hawaiian. How dare you. Fix it back. Don't do this to me. Still tastes good.

This is a tiny jewel in our city. The manager Ricardo has become a friend. He makes us feel that we…read morehave entered his home. The service is excellent and the portions are generous. It is small but we have never had to wait to be seated.

I can really appreciate that this Camino Real consistently has excellent food. The service is…read morealways friendly and fairly fast. And the ambulance is extremely casual. This is the reason my family and I continue to return to their establishment. My hats off to the chef, and all the employees that make them one of my number one to go to Mexican restaurants.

Friends wanted Mexican food and we met here for lunch, Camino Real use to be one of our favorite…read morerestaurants when it was located in Antioch area. The service was excellent. We were seated immediately. The inside is nice and spacious with booths and tables. You can dine inside or outside on the spacious patio. However, I was disappointed at the food quality. The salsa had an unpleasant flavor. It had a weird tart or sour taste. Needless to say nobody asked for more. The cheese dip was watery, runny and lacked the usual consistency. The fajitas were okay or edible. The chimichangas meat was odd looking and not good. The bill for the lunch specials with sodas and tips was about $20 each. Overall, we were not impressed. I have had better Mexican food. Maybe it was an off day but I want rush to try them again.

Food is authentic Mexican. No chain restaurant. This is family owned. The flavor is what you get…read morein Mexico besides the English beer choices

It is a Smyrna Legend!!! I cannot live without Cozumel!!! It's the best Mexican food in the city!!!read more

The person at the front door was very nice. He suggested we go into the lounge area to grab a bite…read moreto eat. So we found a booth to soy at & we waited for 2 or 3 minutes & was never greeted by anyone. I didn't even see a bartender behind the bar. On a side note the restaurant was cold. When we were leaving an employee was standing at the door. She said thank you & she hoped everything was good. I told her we were never even greeted by anyone. Her response was a simple "sorry." I won't be back & the way she didn't even seem to care thst weren't even greeted by a server. It was my mom's birthday & all she wanted was a burger b

So, it's been a long, long time since I've had a great experience at a chain restaurant and even…read morelonger since I've found myself wanting to go back. But that's how it's been lately with Chili's... they've really improved and the customer service has been excellent.