I was door dashing and received an order from this location. I got hungry so I went back to eat…read more The food was amazing. I had the pork habanero tamales with black beans and rice. All of it was stellar. I love you Tommy. The cashier was very nice too.

Food is amazing!!! Nachos were delicious!!!…read moreService is great!!! Pineapple soda (fountain drink) mix d with pink lemonade is so refreshing!!! Love the Atomic Bowl with chili, queso and 2 tamales. We ordered 2 extra tamales on the side. Tried pork, beef and chicken. All were delicious!!! I absolutely love this place. Went 2x this week. lol!

WOW THEY ARE FAST!!…read more Came in for a Saturday lunch and the food came out lightning fast. It was also delicious - plenty of food, cheesy, and super nice service. We started with their warm salsa and chips, which has great flavor and being warm is a little more memorable than usual. Plenty of space in here for seating with an easy parking lot. Good food, no other notes!

I always love visiting Esparza's!…read more I recently went with two friends who had never been before. Our server was hilarious & a lot of help with the menu. The restaurant is a bit hard to navigate if you don't all arrive at the same time & can be very crowded depending on what time you go but it's clean & somehow not overly loud. I got puffy tacos. Wasn't what I was expecting but it was delicious & so was the margarita! Cant wait to go back! Highly recommend!

Great food, perfect service and the perfect ambience for lunch, dinner or to celebrate any occasion!read more

Beautiful atmosphere,wonderful service and fantastic food! We had a great experience here!!…read more We ordered the nachos to share-they were well-prepared with each chip having been made individually so each had all the toppings on it. One of my group ordered the Quesadilla and really liked it-the rest of my group ordered the fajitas and were happy with their order. I am planning to go back soon!

Since there's a Tex Mex restaurant on pretty much every street corner here, it's not an easy feat…read moreto stand out from the crowd. Yet, for the longest time, Baja Mex Grill did just that by serving the strongest margaritas in town. In fact, I had always heard that there was a limit of 2 per person. Although it may have only been a rumor, it was a good policy nonetheless (I speak from experience!) Even if margaritas weren't your thing, the food still held it's own. Basically, you couldn't go wrong with a visit here no matter your preferences. I don't know exactly when or how many times the ownership changed over the years, but apart from the name, nothing about this place is the same today. It was immediately evident upon being served chips and queso that both seemed like they came straight from a package. The extra hot salsa we requested turned out to be a creamy, green concoction that had a jalapeno-y flavor, but somehow still wasn't spicy. I will give them credit, however, for a very tasty regular salsa that appeared to be made in house. For my entree I ordered the Picante Enchiladas. Contrary to what the name implies there was no detectable heat. Furthermore, the grilled chicken on top had the distinct flavor of a frozen version made by Kroger. Once again, that prepackaged element reared it's ugly head. My husband and sons were mostly underwhelmed by their meals as well. The phrase "I've had better" was echoed around the table. And, they aren't normally a picky bunch! Our server brought everything out quickly, checked on us often, and kept our drinks topped up throughout our meal. So kudos to him! I have said this before, but it bears repeating. The Tex Mex arena is far too competitive for mediocre food like they serve here. It's a shame that a place I once considered to be 4-5 star establishment barely earns 3 stars now.

Bar only review. No happy hour is offered and house margaritas are $13. Virtually every…read moreestablishment within 5 blocks, including the historic spots on Main Street offer fantastic appetizer and drink specials. The bar only had one person at it the entire time we were there approximately 5:30 pm. HH will not only fill your bar but also bolster your dinner business (3 tables dining). Half price apps and margaritas (at the bar only) will bring in a lot of business and spark new visitors.

We normally love Uncle Julio's but on this night, the tortilla soup was lukewarm which really…read moreaffected the flavor and taste. The shrimp appetizer was good though. The service was okay but not as good as usual. After we said two of us were pleased with the temp of the soup, they didn't offer anything more. In the past if we ever had any issue, the manager has come over to talk with us. We weren't looking for any refund, just wanted them to know the food wasn't as good as we are used to. Additionally, refills were slow, and the fajitas came out in multiple steps, first the meat, then a little while later, the accompaniments and then a few minutes later, the tortillas. Just not a great dinner experience this time overall.

This is a review from an experience a few months ago when I came here for a coworker's birthday…read moreluncheon. I had not been to this particular Uncle Julio's before, in fact, it is set off the road enough that if you blink you might miss it. Walking in you immediately notice that the ambiance pays tribute to their other stores in that there is a nice blend of traditional Mexican decor blended with modern decor. I ordered Fajitas. I am going to say they were respectable. Not the best I have had, but way better than a lot I have had. Would I get them again? Probably, but there are a lot of other things I would try on the menu before getting them again. Being my coworker's birthday, we ordered a Chocolate Piñata for dessert. It was a fun experience to have people at the table take a swing at it, until out came Churros, and Fresh Fruit. There was an array of sauces to dip the Fruit and Churros in. Our Service was a bit slow at times, and for that I am taking a star off the rating. We all sat on the patio, which may have contributed to our feeling forgotten a few times

Their food never fails. It is pure Mexican comfort food. They have some specialty dishes as well…read moreand tonight, the Birria Ramen hit RIGHT! I also saw the staff being so kind to an older person who is clearly a regular. It really made an impression.

I grew up going to Los Amigos and this restaurant has a special place in my heart. The service and…read morefood never disappoints. The enchiladas and tamales are my favorite or literally anything from their breakfast menu. About 2 years ago, my family and I had an early flight to go to my grandfathers funeral. We showed up an hour before they were open and walked in as they were setting things up. In our defense, the door was unlocked... probably because the staff was just getting there LOL. We apologized for barging in and started to leave. The manager (I'm guessing) told us to stay and served us breakfast anyway. It was just us, eating our favorite breakfast, while dreading a rough week ahead. I don't think they know how much we needed that. I can't recommend this place enough. PS; PLEASE bring back the wake up juice smoothies you would serve during breakfast or send me the recipe. LOL I still have dreams about it!

We went here for lunch after staying at the Gaylord Texan Resort and opting not to have lunch at…read moretheir Mexican restaurant. Mesa's is just a few minutes drive from Gaylord so it is super convenient. The ambience is pleasant and open and in general it was fine. The restaurant was clean with plenty of seats and parking outside. I did not get a "homey" feel but that may be just me. Our server was attentive and efficient. No problems or complaints. The free chips and salsa were good but not outstanding. The salsa was warm and obviously homemade, but it lacked kick. It was tasty but not "OMG this is good." I started with a cup of Roberto's queso which is the standard queso cheese with some ground beef, pico, and a tablespoon of guacamole. It too was good but not outstanding. I am not sure what it was missing but there was something that was needed. I had the two beef tacos and they were just average. Not much flavor or anything distinctive. The ground beef was not well seasoned so they were kind of bland. The rice and black beans were also kind of bland. Frankly, my tacos at home are better. The wife had the taco salad and liked it, although it did not come with any dressing. She used the salsa. Not sure if that was an oversight or that is the way the salad is served. She was also happy that they serve Negro Modelo on tap, so she was happy. The kid had nachos with black beans and cheese and did not complain. Overall, the meal was fine, nothing was terrible, but nothing really stood out as a compelling reason to return.

Showing up on a Saturday evening to a nearly empty restaurant is kind of a double edged sword. On…read moreone hand, it's nice to have the dining room and server pretty much all to yourselves, but at the same time the lack of patrons certainly arouses suspicion. Such was the case recently when we paid a visit to Mesa. The first order of business was getting an appetizer to go with the chips and salsa. Upon the server's recommendation we got the queso Blanco. It was quite possibly the blandest queso I have ever eaten. At this point I started to worry that it was a sign of things to come. However, the extra spicy salsa that we also requested to go with the chips was more flavorful and gave me hope for the entrees. The good news is that my chicken and cheese enchiladas turned out to be better than the insipid appetizer. The not so good news is that it was still a mediocre meal. The rest of my family had mixed feelings about their food. My husband, who got 2 beef enchiladas, said his were overly salty but otherwise average. The bacon wrapped shrimp that my mother got were a little overcooked but she liked the sides. Both of my sons' entrees, the Mesa burrito and the chicken strips, were very well received. People like to say that even when pizza is bad it's still good. For me, that also applies to Tex-Mex. But, considering the plethora options out there, I doubt I will be returning anytime soon.

This was our first visit. We were met with a welcoming smile and seated quickly…read more It was close to lunch time and fairly busy. We both enjoyed omelet breakfast's. Wild West With biscuits & gravy. Super tasty. And I chose Farmhand w/hash-browns and sourdough toast. These are 4 egg omelets and huge. Lots of good food and a good price. Restaurant looks like something off the beaten path, put it's very clean and western decor. Very cute!! We highly recommend giving this place a try.

I've eaten here a few times, and I'd call it a solid breakfast spot, but not one that I'd go out of…read moremy way for. The portions are definitely generous, and the pancakes and biscuits are probably the best things I've had. Coffee stays full, which is always appreciated. That said, the food can be a little inconsistent depending on when you go. I've had a couple of meals that were great and a couple that were just okay. It also gets really busy on weekends, so expect a wait and a pretty noisy dining room. Overall, it's worth trying if you're in the area and want a hearty breakfast.