Food was delicious and service was great! There were 7 of us, and everyone said their dish was…read moreawesome!

Great place! Love all the options for margaritas. I tried the blueberry one and it was delicious…read more Our server was very good and handled our large party perfectly. He remembered who ordered what and made sure it all came out to the correct person. I had the steak rice bowl and it was really good. This place gets busy and they could use a larger space. It does get loud.

Super clean and friendly this family friendly Mexican restaurant offers a great atmosphere and good…read morefood! Karlos, our waiter, was attentive and they were super fast! I had the carnitas which were delicious and seasoned with love. I 100% recommend!

First time here. Nice vibe inside margaritas were really good. Service was on point and food was…read moredelish. All the right things happening here.

Best American/Mexican food in town due to portions, price, consistency and service! 5 stars, every…read moretime! I wish Los Rios was on exit 17/18 instead of the terrible and expensive places we have.

The BEST place to eat for last minute meals. The service is fast and the food ALWAYS comes out…read morefresh. The place is kinda small for their population but still would go here. I've been coming for three years and still HANDS DOWN FAVORITE RESTAURANT!!

Stopped by Los Rios Cantina in Cumming and kept it simple with the barbacoa quesadilla and a frozen…read morepiña colada. The quesadilla was really good--super juicy and flavorful, and the barbacoa was tender without being greasy. Definitely hit the spot. The frozen piña colada was refreshing and perfectly blended, making it a great pairing with the meal. Service was quick and the atmosphere was lively. A solid stop if you're in the area and want good Mexican food and a cold drink. Love the area!

We only had cocktails, but the food looked good! There was plenty of indoor and outdoor seating…read more The outdoor Adirondack chairs are pretty hard and could use cushions. There is an outdoor U-shaped couch with cussions but it's meant for larger groups. The passion fruit Margarita was amazing! The strawberry one was decent, but neither of us liked the pear, Margarita. It had a very unusual taste that was bitter and did not taste anything like a pear. I like that there are options for frozen and on the rocks and that they will let you sample them first the margarita flight to go looks pretty cool as well.

I love laredos :) their food is good,presentation is decent the only downside is the service…read more.. they're a little slow but thats okay!!! i will be going back and i love mexican food.

Meh. Food in the restaurant is good, take-out is terrible. Restaurant is always loud and the…read moreservers do there best but they can't hear either.

Nothing better than a quaint, local joint like this. With Moe's right next door, why come here?…read moreWell foods at least as good as any corporate chain, and you get the satisfaction of excellent, friendly service with the knowledge you're supporting your community! Love this as a quick lunch spot in the area

Ummmm, most customers seemed to be ordering chicken or beef options and there was a steady stream…read moreof customers for dine in and take out. For us, we don't eat meat so the cod (with an almost $5 upcharge) was unexpected and disappointing. One positive double corn tortillas served with the cod tacos unless you prefer flour. No tortillas are made in house. Plus, if you want more than the 2 tbles of salsa, they charge for it. But the stale chips are free, gracias!

I'm a fan of consistency. It means a lot to be able to go to a restaurant and get the same service…read moreand quality that you got last time. Fajita grill is certainly consistent! My chicken fajita this week tastes just as good as the one I had 6 months ago. Service is consistent also, quick and with a smile. I've dined in and carried out and I'm always pleased with the service and the food.

It is an ok place, makes good pizza but be careful ordering a Chile Relleno. Fajita Grill makes…read moretheirs as basically a stuffed bell pepper. "the way we've always done it." This is what a chile relleno is: Chile relleno translates to "stuffed chili pepper" in Spanish, originating from Puebla, Mexico, as a dish consisting of a roasted pepper--typically a mild poblano--stuffed with cheese (or meat), dipped in egg batter, and fried. It is often served covered in a tomato-based salsa, offering a savory mix of melted cheese and crispy coating It is not traditional to use bell peppers for chile rellenos, as the dish is historically and fundamentally defined by using specific chile varieties. The most common and authentic choice is the poblano pepper, though Anaheim or Hatch chiles are also frequently used due to their similar size, shape, and ability to hold a filling. While you can use bell peppers as a substitute--especially if you want to avoid heat or cannot find traditional chiles--the resulting dish will differ significantly in flavor and texture. Unlike the thin-skinned, mildly spicy, and earthy poblano, bell peppers are thick-walled, sweet, and lack that characteristic "chile" flavor. If you choose to use them, consider roasting and peeling them first to improve their texture, as you would with a traditional poblano.

the food was good, had no problem with it, other than i ordered the pollo special, it came with 3…read moretortillas and i never once got them. my biggest issue was the waitress. she has brown hair with blonde highlights at the end and it was up in a messy bun. she never greeted us, never smiled, never said her name. she barley talked in fact. she didn't say "what would you like to drink?" she just stood there until we started ordering. she never asked if we were ready to order, after giving us our drinks, she just left, came back 10 minutes later. even after we ordered, it took 40 minutes for our food to come out, and that was only 2 kids quesadilla with fries. it took another 15 minutes for the adults to get their food (which was 4 people) and she forgot two more kids orders of fries. the food was good, but that was a terrible waitress. mind you, this was a first impression. the table next to us that got seated 10 minutes after we got there, got their food, paid, and left, before our whole table even got our order. we will not be returning or recommending this place to anyone.

My friend didn't want me to write this review- he said, " can't you just est and enjoy the…read morerestaurant? " and to that I respond: " No! Others need to know about this great little place in downtown Dawsonville. " We walked in as they were shutting down lunch and we were the only clients there. They made us feel welcome, tolerated my broken attempts at Spanish conversation, and refilled chip after chip bowl as we ate. They never made us feel rushed even though we were the gringo $ss8@les keeping them from taking a break. Everybody enjoyed their meals- my friends got the chorizo pollo dish while I got the delicious vaqueros (2 burritos) special that they recommended. The food was a bit salty but that's to be expected sometimes with this genre and the cheesy-savoryness embedded in my dish. The Corona-Ritas were huge and tasty and washed it down nicely. I had one other beer and the total was only around $25. Given the portions and authenticity I think you'll find it hard to beat value wise anywhere around town. Would recommend to others.