I ended up at Willy Taco on my brother's recommendation after a long-overdue motorcycle ride from…read moreCharlotte to Greenville with my brother and dad. Guys' days don't happen often, so when I got the chance to borrow one of my dad's Harleys and make the two-hour ride, I jumped at it. Willy Taco calls itself "chef-driven Mexican fusion," and honestly, they delivered. I ordered the Patagonia Steak tacos with marinated steak, charred tomatillos, chimichurri slaw, chipotle ranch and crispy onions. Definitely punching above the weight class I expected from a South Carolina taco joint bc everything was delicious The chips and salsa were great, service was great, and everything on the plate hit. Maybe I was just in a particularly good mood after spending the day riding with my dad and brother, but this one was an easy win. If you're in Greenville, Willy Taco is absolutely worth checking out.

I should have taken pictures of the food, but after driving all morning I was hungry…read more We ordered tres amigos with both spicy and mild salsa. The cheese sauce was good, everything else...not so much. I ordered the Patagonia steak corn taco. It was actually pretty good. My mom had the carne asada bowl which came with a fried cheese tortilla. Turns out it comes with flour tortilla, so she asked for corn. Up until the point of eating the corn tortilla, which came later during the meal, she rated the food a 2.5. After tasting the tortilla, which she ate in its entirety, she still says 2.5. Lots of grease and cheese. I guess if I had to give my taco a rating it is closer to a 5 and it's not a solid 5 because it was a messy eat . The experience was cool. The seating was dirty but the young lady quickly cleaned it. Our server Aidan was super pleasant and friendly.

My husband & I stopped in here on a Saturday afternoon (around 3:00) in October 2025. We were…read moreseated right away in a booth under a painting of Frida Kahlo (for reference if you've been inside). We were given food menus, but I was surprised that there were no drinks listed on the menu and no separate menu for drinks/drink specials. We ordered house margaritas (assuming this was probably on a menu somewhere) from the hostess, and then started looking over the menu. Our server arrived and after greeting us, she forcefully pushed our table up against the wall behind it, without saying a word. Apparently there was a small gap between the wall and table, which she felt needed to be corrected. It was startling and unnecessary. She didn't even pause, just kept right on doing her job like that was a normal interaction. The margaritas here are made with LOTS of margarita mix and presumably some tequila. After tasting mine and noticing an abundance of mix, my husband asked if I could get a shot of tequila to go in mine. Instead of bringing a shot to the table, the server took my glass away and then returned with it, looking and tasting like she had simply poured some water into the top of the glass. It was so odd. I was not expecting her to take my glass, so I have no idea what she actually put in it, but it didn't taste any better, just more watery. I ordered the Guacamole Azteca (which was described as avocado chunks with pico de gallo). The server brought it to the table before bringing my husband's order, and she roughly placed it right in front of me, even though it is an appetizer. I pushed it to the center of the table so we could share. It looked like it had been made at least a day ahead. The tomatoes were mushy and had a dry appearance, while the cilantro was wilted and soggy. It was pretty clear this was NOT fresh, looking at the gray colored liquid floating in the dish. It seemed like a mix they would use for ceviche or shrimp cocktail that's sitting around waiting for one of those dishes. My husband ordered 3 asada street tacos and a side of rice. The tacos were bland, other than the flavors of onion & cilantro (not the beef or spice). The rice honestly looked like it was boil in the bag, with only a faint orangish color & flavorless. Have you ever been at a restaurant and felt like you were an inconvenience? Yeah. If you enjoy that feeling, go to Garcia's; if you prefer a place with a welcoming atmosphere, go somewhere else. There are plenty of other great choices around Fountain Inn. We will no be returning to Garcia's. Sorry for the lack of photos; nothing we received was photo-worthy.

The food here isn't bad. We got sat right away. Service was bad. We had missing silverware and our…read morefood came out really staggered. We had to ask for drink refills and our check. We asked for to go boxes and had to ask for them again 10 mins later. I wouldn't mind trying this place out again.

They took a very long time to get my food and when the food got here they forgot part of my order…read more Seats are super close together. The food was alright the taco was wet but the steak was good, but the waitress took forever to give us our water but the cheese dip was quick and good but thick.

Service was good, food was ok. I ordered the quesadilla that had the shrimp with rice and beans on…read morethe side. My quesadilla was a "taco" NOT a quesadilla. Not cool. it had like 4-5 shrimp in it.

I want this place to be good so bad. It disappoints so often!…read more I came in to order take out nachos. Host sent me to a takeout counter. Waited 10' before someone walked over to take my order. I've now been waiting over 30' for an order of nachos. The restaurant isn't packed, it's half empty.

We had food delivered so I can't vouch for the interior of the restaurant. Special dinner seems…read morelike a lot of food, mostly tortillas and lettuce though. Very mild and sweet flavors. Ground beef filling is decent texturally, the chicken a bit dry and lacking flavor. There just wasn't much meat filling. Queso with jalapeño is very mild and a bit thin. Enchiladas Rancheros were also mostly tortillas. They skimped on the bean, cheese and beef enchiladas. There was plenty of dry chicken though. Food was hot and fresh but we will probably not order from Mr Jalapeño again.

The food looks as good as it does in all the other photos on here and it tastes twice as nice…read more I had the supreme tacos, with birria as my meat. Bursting with flavour, sweet juicy shrimp and a little chunk of lime to bring all the flavors together. Absolutely heavenly. The inside is nice and colorful too with comfortable booths and friendly service.

4.7/5 I love the decor and music being played throughout…read morethe restaurant. The menu is extensive! Homemade and fresh guac and chips are NOT stale! Who knew something so simple could bring me so much joy. The guy that serviced me was very nice and recommended the birria tacos with consomme. I also ordered the hibiscus and lemonade tea. Everything was about $31 with a tip. The tacos needed more flavoring for the meat. The two sauces were extremely hot. I like spice but not so hot I cant enjoy the food.

This was our first visit to Mr. Salsa. I'll start with the pros:…read more* The restaurant is clean and bright. Its high ceilings give it a roomy feel. * We were greeted right away and even though it was a busy Sunday afternoon, we were seated in a comfortable booth (2 people in our party). * Our server was attentive * The Texas margarita was pretty good The cons: * We waited about 35 minutes for our entrees to arrive after ordering them. By then, we had eaten chips & guacamole so we ended up taking most of our food home. * The salsa they brought for the table had absolutely zero heat, although we were told it was hot. It was bland, and needed flavor and heat. * My entree (Loco Taco salad with shredded chicken and pinto beans) was also very bland. The seasoning on the chicken didn't taste like any Mexican seasoning I've ever had before. I had to add pinto beans to it (for an extra dollar), when normally beans are the base of this dish. It lacked rice or pico de gallo (which could have added flavor) and there was a single sliced Roma tomato on top (instead of diced tomatoes). * Ground beef was an option for most of the tacos and burritos; only a couple choices offered an asada option. We were expecting more authentic Mexican meat choices, not ground beef. * Overall, their prices are high. Portions are normal size, so the higher prices aren't justified by larger portions. We didn't think the prices were a good reflection of the quality of the food. * When we got the check, there were two different totals. There was one total for a cash payment, and an additional charge was added to pay with a card. Seems like they're passing along their credit card fees to the customers. We didn't realize this until we got the check, and we don't carry cash, so we paid the additional fee. If the food was good, I wouldn't mind, but it wasn't. Unfortunately, we won't return.

Very good! The margaritas were on point! Large dining area with plenty of seating. Service was…read moreefficient and friendly. Highly recommend the Enchiladas Racheras for something different. Hub also enjoyed the Dos Amigos. The complimentary chips were fresh and salty and served with mild and spicy salsa. Our new Mexican food spot!

Came to Holy Molli for first time, great staff, very friendly, food was fresh, especially enjoyed…read morethe mole sauce. Great place for lunch.

Holy Molli that's some good mole. I really like the chipotle concept with better ingredients and…read moreexcellent mole sauce. I'd put sauce on everything if I could. It's a great fast casual place in downtown Greenville.

I've not been here in ages. A friend suggested or rather…read morenegotiated that we eat here for lunch as it was equally convenient. We were first in at 11:30 ish and seated at a large booth. "Man is it dark in here." I had to wipe crumbs off of my booth seat. It was frigid. Not starting well. But chips and salsa and water were quickly delivered. It took a slight bit before our order was taken, at least enough for me to eat my full, individual, mild salsa dish and request the hot salsa. Chips were also quickly refilled when they got lower. I had the lunch chicken taquitos with lettuce, guacamole, sour cream, salsa verde and three taquitos. They were crisp, the chicken was tender and flavorful. My friend had a small taco salad, which he ate in its entirety. The lunch crowd rolled in and it was a decent crowd, indicating popularity and what seemed like regulars. That's always a good sign. Even better, the bill arrived and together it was $22 and some change. With tip, still well under $30 and that's pretty good value. It's not a stand-out, must visit, Mexican restaurant, but it's good. I wouldn't make a special destination trip here, but in the general area, this is a solid choice.

This is where we come for consistently good Mexican food. We get a double order of fajitas with…read morecorn tortillas because I adore corn tortillas with rice and beans.. Service is always good and the restaurant is not overly loud.