Oh my! Five stars all the way around and back…read more Thank you for amazing service and always looking out for your customers. That's why your return rate just keeps coming. Bring everyone here. Just yum.

Gabby was an amazing waitress! Prices were super fair…read more I like small the place is. Chips & salsa were excellent- I loved the salsa's consistency. Tacos were good (the pork was my favorite protein). Corn was good. I liked the consistency of the beans as well though they were a different type/color than I was used to. Margarita was better than most Mexican restaurants! Cute authentic store connected to it.

I've passed by this place on my way home from work several times but today I decided to stop by for…read moredinner since I'm flying solo tonight. It doesn't look like much on the outside but do not be fooled (as I was), they offer authentic Mexican cuisine at fair prices (a rare and dangerous combination.) I started out with a Ice cold Corona as I perused the menu options. I decided to try the burrito carne asada. This was a large burrito filled with beef (carne asada), beans, lettuce, tomato and rice and covered with melted white cheese. It came out quickly and it was delicious. I also tried the chicken tacos. They were served on two corn tortillas with a generous portion of chicken and cilantro. It was awesome. If you are looking for a wonderful place to enjoy a great mean, check out this place and don't be fooled by the fact that it is at the front of a trailer park, that just adds to the charm of the place.

Nobody working spoke English, but one of the customers spoke English and Spanish and helped me get…read moremy order in - awesome authentic food

I really wanted to like my tacos, but they were a miss. I waited over 20 minutes for tacos that…read morewere soggy. They did remake my order once I called, which was amazing, but the chicken lacked flavor, and the beef was hard and not very flavorful in that taco. After waiting for my tacos to be remade and checking them immediately, they still were not hot, but they weren't soggy. The bartender was the shining star of my experience because she was attentive and had my tacos remade, even putting the tomatoes on the side in case that's what made them soggy.

My daughter raves about this place. I had to try it. The rolled tacos were very good. 2 orders…read morecame with a sauce and 1 came with sour cream but I don't know why. No one asked for sour cream. We tried the key lime margaritas. Apparently the bartender did not make them correctly. They did not taste like key lime anything and the crumbs that were supposed to be on the rim were not. We had ordered another dish which didn't come out. When asked about it the bartender acknowledged that she didn't see it and proceeded to put the order in. When it came out it was also tasty. Minus 1 star for the mistakes of the bartender. I will go back on my next trip. Maybe someone else will be behind the bar.

A hole in the wall taco bar in downtown Norfolk, but with plenty of charm. A decent bourbon…read moreselection and icy cold beer. Everything was very good and it was a very chill place to hang out

Delicious food, strong drinks, a bit packed and rowdy at night. One of the few late night options…read morein the area. And they have a popular stand-up comedy night!

First, let me thank Guads for having some healthier menu items such as bowls and lettuce-wraps for…read moretacos. I started coming to Guads for that very reason when I was on a restricted diet and the places I usually went didn't have very much in the way of low carb menu items. Second, Diego, Abner, and Jaquelin are always extremely attentive and just as nice as can be. I've watched them work with other tables and service to everyone (not just me) is top notch, friendly, and for such a small staff that makes a huge difference - it makes you feel welcome, and being the place is somewhat small (smaller than the other places in town) it makes for a much cozier "like family" atmosphere. Third, it is your typical Americanized Mexican restaurant with a lot of the same dishes and you know, you like what you like and what you get used to. I like the sauce served with tacos at La Parilla better. I like the Mexican Street Corn and Fried Plantains at Plaza Azteca (which neither other place has). I like "Los Tres" (3 types of Guacamole) at Guads. Their Mole Poblano is my favorite. Their Enchiladas Rancheras has cubed pork where I'm used to shredded - but it was extremely tasty pork cubes nonetheless. The Poblano appetizer is a Poblano people stuffed with Shrimp. The Brioche are skewers like "shish kebabs" with whichever meats you decide and is quite nice for something a little different. Their red and white sauces are "different" than the other places - I like their red sauce best, I think Plaza Azteca had the better white sauce - but they're all slightly different and I'll take any of them any day of the week. My family loves their Chile Rellenos - which are NOT battered which is kind of unusual TMK, but they are actually quite good like that and a nice variation - especially if you want to cut down on some fried stuff and carbs. So I mean, you have to go and try it, and find what you like. They do do Taco Tuesday and it gets super busy, and the Tacos are "very basic" but I mean, TBH I always feel guilty when I get my bill because it's so low and even a single taco has enough in it for a - well, the prices have gone up with what's happening in the world - so they were 1.00, then 1.50, I think they might be 2.00. But heck the other places are like "no we don't do Taco Tuesday, don't ask". But I like their meals enough that even if I'm there on a Tuesday I'll still order a meal a lot of times. My favorite is probably the Taquitos Mexicanos with is 2 Taquitos - but they're two tortillas each so longer and thicker than typical - those are set on a bed of refried beans (enough to hold them in place) and topped with sliced avocado, tomatoes, lettuce, sour cream, jalepenos, pickled red onion IIRC, and crumbled cheese, with some chipotle drizzle or something IIRC - very nice presentation. The Chimichangas are like tortillas made into little pouches with the brisket inside of them - amazingly good and again, an attention to the appearance of the food rather than just a plate of rice, beans, sauce, and enchilada like so many dishes (they do those too though I you're looking for that). Just a lot of the stuff is nicely presented - got Texano dip the other day and it had two "wings" on it - a fried flower tortilla cut in half that had the edges cut with triangular points like sun rays - very nice for something you'd just expect a bowl of cheese dip. We've had nothing bad there - some things weren't as good for me, or for my family at other places (and we all like different things at the different places) but I've had nothing I'd say was downright bad. Some things are kind of "plain" or "basic" so I feel like, with the other more "typical" dishes, the "typical ones with a twist" and the "unique" dishes, there's something for everyone here.

The restaurant is aesthetically pleasing but the food was mediocre. I love birria tacos and this is…read morethe only place they don't put cheese in them so it was falling apart during eating and dipping in consommé. The consommé was not great either. I was most disappointed with the ceviche. If you love tajin you will like this. I couldn't taste anything but tajin. First time I have never finished ceviche. The waitress was very nice. I will opt for another Mexican restaurant.

Absolutely unacceptable. I ordered a California burrito with extra sour cream and they gave me…read moreranch instead, which makes no sense. Even worse, the burrito wasn't even a cali burrito. It was just rice and meat with a tortilla thrown on top not wrapped, not rolled, completely wrong. This feels careless and lazy, like no one even checked the order before sending it out. If you can't make a basic burrito correctly, don't charge people for it. Huge waste of money.

Would not recommend this place to anyone! Not including the service or lack there of, we received…read moreour bill with just amounts and no total. We add the total together ourselves and go to pay at the front, the total given to us is 19 dollars higher than the amount on the bill... we were taxed $19 which after doing the math is 12% food tax in an area that only goes as high as 8% MAX. Also we tipped our waiter as we left the table and at the desk where you pay there is a paper stating that there is an 18% gratuity. This gratuity was added to our bill after the 12% tax so we were forced to pay gratuity on an extra $19 that we shouldn't have been charged to begin with. Honestly if I could give zero stars I would.

I loved the authenticity of this place Been there twice…read more Invited friends one night and we were all happy

They did not attend me I asked for a table told me to sit down anywhere they did not give me the…read moremenu for 10 minutes.

Food and Service was excellent. They also make you feel like family and the drinks were spot on.read more

Food was very good. Great entertainment. Accidentally staid past closing and they didn't say…read moreanything about it.

We came here for dinner to try a "new to us" Mexican restaurant as one of our local favorites has…read moreclosed. Things I liked: We were seated immediately by a friendly hostess. Our server came to the table quickly and brought chips and salsa and took our drink orders. The menu was plentiful and prices were reasonable. They have a nice little happy hour menu. Food service was timely and everything tasted good. Things I didn't love: The noise level is a bit loud. Certainly great for large groups and families, but not an intimate, low noise environment. The ambiance is bright lighting with white tile floors. I suppose I enjoy an aesthetic that is not so stark and bright. On the plus side, it was clean!

While my sister was in town, we decided to head to Tacos Y Tequila to grab a bite to eat on a…read moreWednesday around 7pm. I live about 30+ mins away but I remember the food being very good last time, so I didn't mind the drive at all. We were greeted by the host as soon as we walked in and were seated right away. Our server was wonderful. She was very pleasant and helped us with some of the questions we had regarding the menu items. We started with the Fresh Tableside Guacamole and it tasted great! We did order it with a "medium" spice level and it wasn't spicy at all but other than that, it was very good. Since the Street Tacos caught our eye, we both decided on those. We ordered the Al Pastor, Barbacoa, Carnitas, Chorizo, Camarón, Nopales and Lengua. The tacos were served with a variety of different sauces, ranging from sweet and mild to very spicy. Most of the tacos were delicious, our favorite was the Al Pastor, Barbacoa, and Camarón. We weren't a fan of the Lengua, it was very dry, chewy and unflavored. Overall, we had a great experience. Our margaritas were amazing as well! I love the vibe of this restaurant and the food and service is always wonderful.

I LOVE LA HACIENDA! The staff is always helpful and friendly. They make sure you are taken care of…read more The decor is typical mexican/hispanic but the main thing you come for is the FOOD. I almost always go for the Burrito California. This is the best one I have gotten outside of SoCal! Its the real deal! I get mine with Carne but Pollo is also another solid option.

We decided on an early dinner this evening and stopped by La Hacienda Street Food and Taqueria,…read morelocated at 2007 South Military Highway in the heart of Chesapeake. The staff is always welcoming here, and one of the things we appreciate most is the consistency. Whether it's your first visit or your tenth, the food is reliably fresh, flavorful, and served with a smile. After a rather indulgent lunch, we decided to keep dinner light and split the Chicken Taco Salad along with a small quesadilla. The taco salad arrived in a crisp tortilla bowl piled high with seasoned chicken, fresh lettuce, tomatoes, and plenty of melted cheese. The quesadilla was nicely toasted with tender chicken and gooey cheese, while the creamy refried beans rounded out the meal perfectly. Everything was simple, satisfying, and prepared with care. If you're looking for authentic Mexican street food, friendly service, and generous portions at a fair price, La Hacienda continues to deliver. It's the kind of dependable neighborhood restaurant that earns repeat visits, and we'll certainly be back.