It's only days from opening so the place is hopping and the wait staff is literally running to keep up. At 2 on a Saturday afternoon, no table stays empty for long, so I'm glad I got here before dinner service. The chips and salsa are fresh, very mild salsa which is the way I like it. Hotter salsa is available on request. Imagine my happiness to find a dairy-free offering in the Hawaiian Fajita. While awaiting my order I notice one of the TVs is set to basketball, one to figure skating and one to outdoor sports so it's a nice variety. My fajita plate has a huge pile of chicken, shrimp and steak. The lady at the next table is over the moon about the guacamole, which I don't eat. She says it's better than her own and she makes a mean guacamole. I may have to give in and try it! I got three tortillas to start with, and there's no way all that meat is going to fit into three tiny shells. This could definitely be shared. I didn't have time to eat everything, and to be honest there was a little problem in that nobody had time to check me out, much less get me a box for the leftovers. I was about to leave a check when someone came to process my payment real fast before seating the couple waiting impatiently next to me. The only negative is that the entrance is crowded and the tables are very close together. But when every table is full in the middle of the afternoon, is hard to see how they can take one out. It was awkward while waiting to pay, with people coming in behind me. Bottom line, I liked everything I tasted; the pineapple in the fajita, the salsa, and the punch. It's not that these flavors are stunning or jump up and slap you in the face, but Morelos gives you a good, solid plate and a good price at less than $10. read more

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Food was Amazing would definitely go back. Service was good, food came out quick. 5 out 5 Stars read more

Morelos Mexican Grill - Fajitas - Mexican Near Me - Russellville, Arkansas

Recommend by a work colleague in the area for a quick lunch since we have never been in Russellville. I have to compare it to TexMex at home, so it would be average at best. It's a former fast food restaurant that was turned into the style quite a while ago, it was very dark inside. Service was fast and efficient. The chips were better than the salsa. The salsa was bland and had no bite to it, not even a hint of heat. I ordered the Bandero plate, 3 enchiladas with each of their sauces. I wouldn't go back, but there are limited choices here. read more

I can not explain how GOOD this place is. I recommend this to anyone new to arkansas. The food. Incredible. Service is good. The ambiance is awesome. The employees are so nice, and they won't get mad at you (I'm not kidding) . Go there. I promise you you'll love it read more

Had Doordash deliver Carnitas and they were pretty dry.. Just okay nothing to brag about

I looooove this restaurant! The people are always so nice when we go and the food is amazing. It's my favorite place in town and I try to get my family to go here all the time! read more

Don't let the looks of the place fool you! The food and service are fantastic! The mixed fajitas were cooked to perfection and the chili rellenos was delicious! read more

We've always enjoyed eating here for lunch but I have to admit, the fabuloso they use to clean the tables is a little overwhelming. Anyway, lunches are reasonably priced and staff has always been friendly. read more

They got some real good food. Like real good. Like better than your grandma makes. Like make you think about how good can make you feel this way. And the people are nice. Go get you some Morelos. It's real good read more

Great food! My favorite is the grilled veggie Quesadilla...outstanding! I love that the tortilla is filled to the brim with grilled veggies and not smashed to nothing like some other places. My drink is kept full and waitstaff are great at refilling chips and salsa and checking on things throughout the meal. The prices are reasonable and comparable to other restaurants in the area. read more

Same old shit they serve at 100s of Mexican restaurants across Arkansas. Slow service with greasy, bland food.

My wife and I decided to try this place out, as it was new and we were curious. Well, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. When we walked in, there was no hostess, so we stood there for a good 7 minutes. As I stood there watching, I noticed that the waiters had to take orders, bus tables AND cash people out at the front. There was no cashier/hostess/Maitre d'. A waiter finally seated us, but the table was dirty. Come to think of it, the floor was quite filthy as well. I'm not sure if several people had called-in sick or what, but the place wan't that busy. A table of 7 to our left and maybe 6 other couples was all that I saw dining. Soon, our drinks and the usual chips & salsa arrived and I must say, the chips were hot and fresh, as if straight from a fryer, the salsa on the other hand, was a complete let-down. I'm as Irish as they come, but I know what salsa is and how to make it. The paste they brought us in the decanter was like pasta sauce. This was bland, thick and over-blended tomatoes; with zero chunk to it and hardly any garlic or cilantro. 20 minutes later our food arrived and I will make this short and sweet. The highlight was the chicken inside my burrito & enchilada (Guadalajara). It was moist, well-seasoned and quite good. Unfortunately, there was so much water underneath it that it killed everything. I don't know if they didn't drain the washed lettuce that was piled on there or if their "red sauce" was really that thin, but I know, that much water didn't come out of the shredded chicken. Maybe the pico de gallo or guacamole had a lot of water, I have no idea. My wife's taco lunch special wasn't any better. The yellow corn taco was soggy from the ground beef grease and when I sampled the beef from her taco, it tasted of nothing but salt. Even when I make Mexican beef dishes at home, I always add Cumin, chili powder (Ancho), garlic powder & onion powder. Heck, at least throw some Adobo or beef bullion in there (After the meat is cooked & drained). Overall, it was a big let-down. The place is decorated nicely, but so is La Chiquita and their food is hands-down a cut above this place. I will gladly give your chef a free lesson in seasoning techniques and food prep for free. Also, when customers have been waiting for 20 minutes on 2 plates that I could prepare in less than 4 minutes, refill their drinks and their salsa, not just the chips. http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g31903-d9781338-r349282576-Morelo_s_Mexican_Grill-Russellville_Arkansas.html# read more

The food was ok. The sauce was delicious. The service was atrocious it wasn't even busy everyone just stood around talking ignoring us.

We loved this place. The service was impeccable, the food came hot, fast and delicious. There was so much on my dish, I took half of it home to enjoy later as my evening meal. The prices are very reasonable for the quality and amount of food you get. I highly recommend this place for a pleasant and tasty meal. read more

If you're not from Arkansas and you're looking for some quality Mexican food you're going to the right place. The steak they use is seasoned perfectly and with every bite you get that great taste. Props for having real authentic Mexican food. there isnt many places like that here. read more

I wanted to love this restaurant... The parking lot was almost empty when we pulled up at 6 pm. When we walked in, there was only 1 or 2 other tables. We were greeted immediately and sat. Drinks, chips and salsa provided. The atmosphere was fantastic. Servers were kind and did their best to be attentive during our experience (a 32 top walked in right after we got our drinks). Server was attentive in taking our order, notating the additions of sour cream and other changes. All of our food came out correctly, but the food was extremely bland. My husband said the only redeeming item we had was the chili relleno, which was excellent. The enchilada was plain, corn tortilla maybe under cooked, the red sauce was missing seasoning, and was brown instead of red. The super nachos were smothered in the cheese sauce and some standing water which made all the chips soggy and inedible. Adding salsa helped, but it was still missing flavor. The salsa was ok, but still missing something. I've eaten at Mexican restaurants all over the country so I know flavor can fluctuate depending on location, but this was one of the more disappointing Mexican experiences yet. Makes me wonder if their bland seasoning is due to the local clientele wanting a less spicy experience. I hope the next time we visit, a request for a spicier selection might make the difference. read more