We did a takeout order from here earlier this month. Got ourselves a taco platter and a Fajita taco…read moresalad with beef. Food was fresh and flavorful. The decor is vibrant and we would have loved to eat here if we had the time. Maybe we go back here on our next trip.

I had high hopes for Fiesta Maya Mexican Grill, but unfortunately the experience didn't live up to…read moreexpectations. The food was just okay--nothing particularly flavorful or memorable, and some dishes seemed like they had been sitting out too long before being served. Service was also disappointing. It took quite a while for someone to take our order, and we had to ask multiple times for basic things like refills and utensils. The staff didn't seem very attentive or organized. The atmosphere itself was decent, but it couldn't make up for the slow service and lackluster food. Overall, not the worst place I've been to, but definitely not somewhere I'd go out of my way to visit again.

We went there for brunch. Service was slow. The waiter told us have to wait 20-30 mins for foods. I…read moreordered stead tacos. Tacos were dry and less flavors. My bf likes his foods but I forgot what he ordered. It looks like family owner, small restaurant. One cooker and one waiter. Price is $4 for taco.

We've ordered take out a few times and always enjoy it. They have house made tortillas that are…read morewonderful, and we love the molcajete bowls.

This place is small and from the look on the outside, it may appear that it doesn't have potential,…read morebut once you get inside you'll be glad you came. It's cozy inside with ornate tables which seem to be hand carved and painted in a vibrant traditional style-definitely awakens your senses and mood. So the food...pretty damn good! I had perfectly seasoned steak fajitas served on a sizzling plate of peppers and onions. It came with rice, salad, shredded cheese, and of course soft tortillas on a separate plate. It also comes with sour cream and guacamole but I passed on those and decided to use the green salsa they provided at the table, which had a perfect flavor balance of savory and spicy. The portion sizes are unbelievable! My fajita plate was huge, I had plenty of leftovers to take home. My husband had a Torta Niurca sandwich which was massive. He loved it and was also unable to finish it! The service was fast and friendly. This is the second I've had lunch here. The first time I came I had chicken enchiladas which was just okay. Maybe that was an off day or maybe there are just certain menu items they have that they can knock out of the park. With the steak fajitas, they certainly did!

Consistently the best taco stand at the Delaware taco festival. I go every year for the past 4…read moreyears and I always go back for seconds. Super nice staff and authentic Mexican food. Quesabirras and empanadas are 10/10

The best Mexican food in bear I have never had better Chile…read morerelleno or fajitas This place is a gem

My only complaint...not enough napkins! And they gave me a half dozen!!…read moreI was a bit confused as the current name of this restaurant is Los Volcanes on the dine-in and take-out menus and there are some recent reviews that don't mention a name or management change. But it's all about the food and service and it's spot on here. I will be back again when in the area because it is all around that good. Tacos, tamales and the complimentary chips with brown sauce were fantastic and fresh. The green and red sauce condiments were definitely homemade and outright delicious.

Was in the area visiting family and we were looking for a quick, easy bite when we came across Casa…read moreMezcal--our first time here. We stopped in on a Tuesday evening and were seated right away. It wasn't busy when we arrived, and while it did start to fill up, there was never a wait. The restaurant itself was clean and casual, and they do serve alcohol (it looked like they have happy hour specials as well, though we didn't try any). They brought out complimentary chips and salsa to start, with a note on the menu that a second basket comes with a charge. One thing to be aware of: the chips are not made in a dedicated fryer, so they aren't gluten-free. Service was a bit of a mixed experience. There was definitely a language barrier, which made communication difficult at times--our questions often had to go through multiple staff members before we got an answer. Food came out pretty quickly, which we appreciated since we were in a rush. That said, there were some hits and misses. I ordered tacos al pastor but was given steak tacos instead. I tried to explain the mix-up, but it wasn't resolved, and due to time, I just ate them. Unfortunately, the steak was overcooked and tough, and the tacos themselves were very basic--just meat on a corn tortilla, with extras like sour cream costing more. On the plus side, my nephew really enjoyed his kids' cheese quesadilla and fries (the fries looked crispy and well-made). Someone in our group liked the chorizo quesadilla, and another had the birria tacos and thought they were just okay--nothing standout, especially compared to other places. Pricing felt a bit high for the portion size and overall quality. There is a small parking lot, but we didn't have trouble finding a spot, which is always a plus. Overall, Casa Mezcal was convenient and quick, but between the order mix-up, inconsistent food quality, and communication challenges, it didn't fully hit the mark for us. I'd consider giving it another try if I were in the area, but with adjusted expectations.

Don't order takeout from here. Forgot my drink and my cutlery can't even eat my dinner.read more

This place was just a quick stop in for what I expected to be sub-par or average at best "hometown"…read morestyle Mexican American food on my UHaul drive back to Nashville, TN where we have maybe two really consistent Mexican American/homestyle Mexican food spots. The salsa was the first thing tipping me off that we'd stumbled upon was likely a local gem. It's not so thick that I think it's a tomato paste concoction. Tastes like real home made from scratch salsa. Not too much but a very nice kick to it. Peppery, oniony, refreshing punch of lime. The queso hit everything I wanted and wasn't just plain cheese nor was it gritty or plastic-y. Tasted exactly like I expected! Smoky peppers did a lot for flavor here. I was sad not finding my regular burrito from this kinda of establishment. A simple beef burrito smothered in a red sauce of some variety with rice and beans. I asked the server if there was a smothered burrito and he informed me that the combo deal was what I was looking for. In which I got two burritos, rice and beans. The red sauce that my two burritos came smothered in was rich, tangy, oniony and was still nicely acidic from the tomato. You can really tell they taste their food. Burrito Loco that my accomplice ate was also really good. Maybe a little more salt on the veg but that's coming from someone notorious for over salting fries at work. I love salty food, so that's just a personal taste thing. The service was amazing. It all came together when I went into the bathroom, though. It was so clean that it snapped the whole picture together of why this place is so surprisingly good. It's staff genuinely cares about their place of work. Kitchen and front of house alike, everything here was impeccable. You can tell there are people here invested in their workplace. Highly recommend stopping in or frequenting if possible. They had a fun looking drink menu, I just forgot to order my agua fresca Jamaica, so I'm sorry to say I can't report on that.

I love it when a plan comes together, and that's exactly how it panned out for Plaza Mexico. On…read moreCinco de Mayo I intended to visit but much to my amazement they were SLAMMED and I mean their entire parking lot was full, and also the parking lot for The Brass Tap as well, it was intense. So I opted not to go because I wanted to experience their atmosphere, customer service and food on a normal day of operation. Fast forward to the evening after Cinco de Mayo. I came in and I was kindly greeted, and since I was flying solo I went to the bartender was quick to greet me, got my chips and salsa to me (which is on the house), and took my drink order. The music was very festive on the inside, the wraparound bar is a nice touch, and the atmosphere overall definitely sets a vibe. I ordered some queso dip cause, why not and it paired nicely with the salsa. I then proceeded to order the Quesabirria Taco dish that was phenomenal and I HIGHLY recommend. The birria consommé that comes with it, it so good so dip those tacos like your tastebuds depend on it. To say the least I am glad I went there the day after Cinco de Mayo and while I'm sure it was a vibe itself, I don't think I would have quite gotten the service and experience I did when they are operating on a normal day. All good things in moderation I guess‍.

Our waiter Neter was absolutely outstanding! He was friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome…read morefrom the moment we sat down. He checked on us regularly without being intrusive, made great recommendations, and ensured everything was perfect throughout our meal. Excellent customer service like this truly makes a dining experience memorable. Thank you for going above and beyond--we'll definitely be back!

Our service & food were absolutely amazing Daniella was our waitress and did an amazing job. Her…read morepersonally and service was absolutely outstanding stellar! We are visiting from Texas and felt right at home. Thanks Daniella.

We couldn't stay away, ha! Returned three weeks after our initial visit and everything was still…read moreexceptional. It's well worth the 45-minute drive from home. Obviously, we'll be back.

BEST in Kennet. Great service, the owner is personable and appreciative for your business…read more Unbelievable flavor & unbeatable prices.

Oh boy. You guys should be thanking me for these whole 5 stars. The food is lovely. I'll give you…read morethat. I got an empanada and it brought me back to my Cuban roots. HOWEVER. The service truly needs to be retrained. I apologize but when I ask for a sour cream it means I want it now, not in 10 minutes. By the time the staff returns, my whole quesadilla will be gone, yet you will still charge me $1 for it. Crazy I won't lie. The staff genuiwnly will not check on their tables for 2-3 business days, so visitors please take that into account. The chefs back there deserve a big kiss but I do not love the attitude and lack of service from the waiters/waitresses. Again, when I ask for a water after finally finding you, it means I want it now. Not in 10 minutes. I'm sorry to be harsh. I hate bringing out my dark side. But I spend hours in this God forsaken place because the staff does not check on their tables. Mind you, please get an AC system- you are doing a disservice to your customers. Other than that, I adore your tacos especially the Baja ones because wow those have a nice little tang to them. Brings me back to Cuba. I really do appreciate the chefs in the back, specially that one cutie with dimples on not one but BOTH sides. lol you're adorable. Please take this as constructive criticism, per the 5 stars (you're welcome( but I am looking for improvements IF I return)). Sending love all the way from my home. Enjoy your Mexican food.

Stopped in on a Saturday at 2:30....party of 3. Took A LONG TIME to be seated....A WHILE to order…read moreand a LOOOONG time to get a check and we were at the bar. Beer wasn't overly cold and requested lime missed. Had to ask for chips/salsa...once arrived were very good! My carnitas street tacos were STUFFED....VERY good. Good food but wait and service disappointment