* Staff was Energetic with Big smiles. * Margaritas were…read moreexcellent and a generous size. * Spice level of Nachos were appropriate for non- spice people and spice lovers -- good flavor. * Tacos were very good and members of our group appreciated being able to order ala carte. * Enchiladas tasted good and were well presented on the plate.

A great place to get exceptional Hispanic food. I like my dishes spicy and they made my chile Verde…read morevery spicy. The owner came and talked to us and checked on us throughout the meal. Overall, a solid place to get above average Hispanic food that has a touch of family flair to it.

Unbelievabl!!!! I have never had a bad meal here. The menu is creative and always changing to meet…read morea plethora of palates. The folks behind the scenes are some of the best in the world. High quality people. High quality service. Out of this world food.

This place is amazing! Their menu changes weekly so you have to go on Facebook to see what they are…read moreserving for the week. They do it all and everything taste delicious. The owners are from San Diego and bring a variety of tasty dishes to their restaurant. They also offer a Law Enforcement discount. Yay!!

Yall already know this my fav restaurant in Newton. Perf place for lunch especially because they…read morehave great cheap lunch options. I tried the quesabirria today, and I've had better, more tender, elsewhere, but I'll cut them slack since it's new to their menu Lol- and it was still very good. The martin's lunch- I think that's what it was called- was lowk buss as hell, especially with the green sauce. Go to casa guys. It's just like what you gotta do.

Great food and service! I had the carnitas tacos with fresh pineapple. Husband had enchiladas'.read more

We enjoyed a nice, tasty dinner at El Patron Dos: the chicken mole tinga enchiladas with Spanish…read morerice and beans is delicious and packed with flavorful, tender shredded chicken. Their prices are very reasonable; their service is attentive; and the roomy dining room is quiet and comfortable. A nice place for a casual dinner.

Small restaurant in Junction City. Plenty of seating with a bar. Visited this restaurant for an…read moreearly dinner around 5 pm and it wasn't crowded. Ordered the carne asada plate ($20) and fish taco ($5). The carne asada had good flavor but wasn't the most tender. The grilled pepper and sides were very good. Would not get the fish taco again because of the smell.

We stopped in at La Fiesta after a long day of driving from Dallas, TX on our spring break…read moreroadtrip. We were greeted by friendly staff, a really prompt waitress, and the restaurant was clean & had great background music! We are spoiled with excellent Mexican food, living in Texas, and so I think that's a necessary disclaimer before I continue. The food arrived exactly as ordered, we chose the chicken & beef combo fajitas, corn tortillas, with the rice & bean side "for two". The food came to the table sizzling hot, and smelled wonderful! It was mild in flavor, and didn't have much spice. The menu cover clearly stated the food is mild, and for additional heat they provide hot sauce. So, I food was still as-expected. My only criticism is that the veggie to meat ratio was very off. There were a TON of bell peppers & onions, and not much meat. I was only able to make 2 tacos out of the meat on the platter, and the second taco had hardly any meat, mostly veggies & I added beans & rice to the mix just to have a full taco. Overall, I'd be happy to stop in at this restaurant again, and would try a different meal! The fajitas were good, just VERY mild in taste, and there was not enough meat on the platter.

Nice, bright and fun meal. Food was good...my wife had quesabirria and thoroughly enjoyed it. Not…read morethe best she has had, but still tasty. I had the Cancun platter and it was good- Admittedly we are spoiled with a couple of fabulous Mexican restaurants we frequent, and all others seem to fall short. Service was a home run and super pleasant. Ice cream was a great finish!

Food was pretty good, but service was amazing we had Declan as our sever and he was amazing. Always…read morechecking up on us and just had the greatest attitude. If you come to La hacienda make sure to ask for Declan. He was just great.

Food is good and quality the service is hit or miss and the ambiance is very mexican style with…read moregood music

Had the taquitos for lunch today and they were delicious. It was my first time there and I will…read moredefinitely be returning

Empty during the lunch hour on a weekday. Which was fine because our server was super attentive and…read morekind. He and two other workers sat to the side enjoying each other's company. Pros: The space is very large, well kept and clean. You can tell they take pride in the restaurant and take great care of it. Lunch specials offered are reasonable with some flexible choices. Really good chips and salsa, thick, warm chips and good flavor & texture on the salsa. Cons: the first bite of my shrimp quesadilla was super salty and there wasn't lot of cheese and the cheese I did get tasted like a melted American, which added to the saltiness. The sour cream helped and the shrimp was cooked perfectly.

I visited this Mexican restaurant only once, but I was truly impressed. The decor is beautiful and…read moreuniquely Mexican vibrant, colorful, and full of character. The menu offers a wide variety of dishes, and everything I tried was delicious. The beer was also great and paired well with the food. I really liked the atmosphere and overall experience. Although it's quite far from where I live (it took me about 1 hour and 20 mins to drive there) I would definitely go back if I get the chance. It's worth the trip!

Viva La Fiesta was a real disappointment. The food lacked flavor and freshness, with dishes that…read morefelt rushed and uninspired, and portions that didn't come close to justifying the price. The service was inattentive and unwelcoming, making the whole experience feel more like a chore than a night out. The atmosphere, which should have been lively given the name, instead felt dull and neglected. Overall, Viva La Fiesta completely missed the mark -- I wouldn't recommend it when there are far better options like Friendship House just around the corner. I tried again and ordered takeout and the picture below is what they gave me.

We go there at least twice a month, everything is perfect, the taste, the hot meal, if we lived…read morecloser would go at least weekly, just don't let the outside building fool you.

Don't let the outside fool you! We did the carry out! The food was hot.and not overly spicy,very…read moretasty. The service was fast, and we got everything we ordered. We went one day and decide to go back again! The place was recommended by the campground host.

Having carry out frequently, the crew at Jacalito's is always responsible, timely and the food is…read morebundled well.

Not bad, not bad. My expectations for Mexican food in the Midwest and prairie states reside…read moresomewhere below sea level, but I was pleasantly surprised by Jacalito. I should have known: The have a giant sign on the outside of the restaurant that says "GOOD FOOD." The sign ain't lying -- it's not great, but it is definitely good. The menu is like 12 pages long. I don't particularly like big menus, so it took me quite a while to decide what I wanted to order for lunch. I landed on the enchilada and taco plate, which came with a side of rice, and I also tacked on a side of refried beans. The side of beans is huge! You can definitely share it. The enchilada and taco were just OK, but the beans were great. I loved eating the beans with the complimentary tortilla chips at the table, which were lightly salted and warm. What I should have ordered, which someone at my table ordered, were the birria tacos. Now those looked delicious. They come with a little bowl of consome, plus rice and beans. Along with their 12-page Mexican menu, they also have an American menu. I was intrigued by the "Hamburger Burrito" -- I should have ordered it because I keep wondering exactly what that might be. Is it a burrito with a hamburger and toppings in it, or is it a hamburger with burrito filling in it? I guess I'll never know.