If you're looking for good authentic food this place is a must. I had the caldo de res and it was…read morereally good. Bowl was big and it came with tortillas. Very filling and perfect for a cool day. My husband and father in law had the grill chicken breast and they both enjoyed it all. My mother in law had the skirt steak and she loved it. They had a kids menu as well . My kids opted for chicken tenders and dries and cheese quesadilla with fries. My group also had smoothies and agua fresca. We all enjoyed our meal. Great location with parking and great staff.

Eat here the other day for the 1st time, everything was delicious…read more We had the #10 Fajita mix, the #8 tacos and also an order fries, the fries were hand cut to order... If you have been here you must give it a try... I'm glad we did!

A casual eatery with very kind staff and excellent service. I got a barbacoa street taco and a…read moreGordita with chorizo. The meat was so tender and flavorful. The Gordita was packed with chorizo. The self serve salsa bar has so many different delicious salsas.

This is the spot in town for tacos! The employees are…read moregenuine and authentic, family focussed business. Second time here in two months about to become a regular.

My favorite date place in Auburn! Food is simple and agreeable but delicious! There's a great mix…read moreof customizability without overwhelming you with a billion options and superfluous toppings. There's often a line out the door, but it always moves quickly and the servers are surprisingly attentive considering you order and pay at the front. Defiant my go-to spot downtown!

Please take this review as being from a Californian. So this may not be applicable for others…read more The place has fun colorful decor and is very casual. So that is great for college students. Quick and easy ordering and delivery of food. Also positive. Now the food is ridiculous in size. That is also great for college students and I love that you can build your own burrito. That said, again from a Californian that is in Los Angeles county, this is not at all what I consider Mexican food as far as flavor. I did not have high expectations though. We were not planning to come here but the options were limited and it was for dinner for three hungry individuals that had a three and a half hour flight delay and missed our reservation to a yummy place. Again, if you're very hungry and don't need truly authentic Mexican this is a good option. But for me, this is a no go.

Service took so long. pricy for some really below mid tacos…read more champurrado taste like milk and coffee ... if ykyk what it's supposed to taste like. Horchatas are the powered kind so i recommend not to get that

My fiancé just happened to see this taco food truck and decided to try it out. He has brought home…read moretacos from here twice now and we both agreed they are the best tacos we've had in town. They are new and I hope they start to get more business and recognition from the community because they deserve it. They currently only appear to serve tacos, but the tacos are DELICIOUS! I believe we've tried all of the meat options, and they are all so good, but I HIGHLY recommend the al pastor which are our favorite. They have such good flavor! Seriously, if you like tacos then go check this place out and support a new local business! Note: They currently accept CASH ONLY

Mi Poblanita has an AMAZING green pozole/posole! It's a spicy chicken and hominy soup…read more When I first saw pozole on the menu, I expected to revisit New Mexico through the flavor, but I'd never had pozole this good before! They serve it with what's pictured here and more--avocado slices, onions, lime wedges, chopped radishes, lettuce, and tostadas--presumably so you can spoon the chicken and hominy onto the tostadas with the other sides. But I generally just eat it as soup, as I did when I lived in New Mexico. I asked them to skip the lettuce, which is why you don't see it in the picture. I didn't think to move the tostadas into view. Also, that bowl is deep. I couldn't finish my meal. I've had their barbacoa tacos before, and they were good. My husband just had the bistec (sp?), which was also good. As he said, he'd like to try their whole menu. I've ordered the pozole multiple times. I'm in a rut, but what a wonderful rut to be in. It's a great hole-in-the-wall restaurant where you order at the counter, they bring it to your table, and you go back to the counter to pay. If I recall correctly, there may not be a spot on the credit card receipt for a tip, so I tip in cash. (My husband paid by credit card last time, so I didn't see if there was a place to tip, but we tipped in cash as usual.) If you're looking for Americanized south-of-the-border food, this isn't it. If you're open to something delicious that's a bit different than your experience, Mi Poblanita IS it!

Best authentic mexican in the Auburn Opelika area. They speak very little english and have no menu…read moreso you know it's good.

Stop by a random Hispanic food spot driving to atl from fl and saw reviews were good. Chicken…read moreburrito was very good. Although it didn't have beans or rice or avacado but did Taste fresh. Must add the pickeled onion from the bar, taco just had chicken and onions and nothing else. I eat at taco stands all the time in Cali and at least they have is cilantro and tomatoes. Hopefully they will add

I cannot believe how hard it is to get a decent street taco. The Carne Asada tocos had a great…read moreflavor, but were tough as leather and full of gristle. I had to ask for more onions and cilantro. The prices were good and the salsas were good, but that meat, not so much. They even had roasted jalapeños. I'm so sad the meat just isn't better quality.

Great little restaurant inside the La Fiesta market next to Mrs. Story's Dairy Barn. They have all…read morethe classics: cheese dip, guacamole, tacos asadas, carnitas, elotes, Jarritos, and MUCH more. They are also SUPER friendly. We have been several times for pick up and have also enjoyed their dine in restaurant area. There is also a great market on the right side of the building. Complete with fruit, meat, and pretty much anything you could need.

OMG!!!AMAZING, I just had the most amazing Asada tacos fresh and yummy! I will definitely be…read morexomong back here just for the food, my friend had a fish burrito and he loved it as well. So Yummy! Service was also A1! Thank you to everyone at La Fiesta!

Every time I travel to the area I pass this restaurant and say, "I need to try this place." Finally…read moregot the chance to try it, and I don't know if the built up anticipation caused me to expect more or the restaurant just didn't meet some minimum standards. The host who sat us was friendly enough. The restaurant is spacious with the expected Mexican decorations. Our table was not clean, and the host didn't notice. I asked the next person who came by to clean it, and she was happy to do it. It gave me hope that this was a minor issue, and we'd enjoy the rest. Unfortunately, it was the least of the issues. The server kept forgetting things we asked for and disappeared. We never got a refill on anything. He came back and apologized, but it seemed disingenuous. We were happy to leave, and unfortunately, we might not return - at least until we forget about this experience. Like: Quesadilla (flavorful steak, but one side did not have any on it); cheese dip (didn't get a refill on chips) Dislike: Hawaiian fajitas (great flavor; steak was tough with gristles); service (kept forgetting things, didn't refill anything, disappeared)

Arrived and were seated immediately. The booth was very cramped ... but we made it work…read more The restaurant was decorated in a typical Mexican restaurant way with bold colors and items from Mexican places around strategically. The menu was disappointing kind of big but it was a more Americanized version of Mexican food and I was looking for an authentic Mexican restaurant for dinner. The photos of the food are of more authentic dishes, but when you come in, read the descriptions on the items you realize that the owners have pretty much designed or reimagined all the dishes but for an more American target audience - not a bad thing for them but not the experience I wanted. I order the flautas (rolled tacos) 4 came with the order, guac & sour cream plus lettuce and tomato (I asked for them to leave that off I wasn't going to eat it anyway) no rice or beans I had to order that extra (‍) My son ordered a French fry appetizer My mom a chicken & steak plate. The chips & salsa were ok. Salsa lacked any real spice or flavor it tasted like tomato and oregano. I didn't have any. I ordered an horchata & it was fresh & delicious & the mug it came in was also pretty cool looking. My son really enjoyed his fried zero complaints there they had queso, chorizo & pico on them. My mom enjoyed her plate as well. My food was "ok" the meat in my flautas lacked seasoning & they were extremely greasy. The guacamole was tasteless & looked very unappealing so I didn't eat that, the rice & beans were very good delicious actually, the rice was probably my favorite part of my meal. Overall good definitely not terrible just not terribly authentic maybe somewhere in the middle.