La Cabana Grill

La Cabana is a culinary gem. The food is exquisite, with each dish a masterpiece of flavor and presentation. The service is impeccable, and the atmosphere is inviting. If you're seeking a truly memorable dining experience, look no further.

Tried this spot for the first time with a to-go order. I got a pound each of chicken and beef fajitas, though the portions felt a bit small for a pound. That said, the flavor was on point! The service was decent, but it could use some improvement during busier times. The ambiance seemed nice enough for a sit-down visit next time!

Solid option for traditional Mexican food. And to my surprise, they have Mole. The interior is underwhelming and unassuming. They're in need of interior renovations especially the bar. The bar honestly needs help and they are in serious need of an upgrade on tequila and margaritas options. To my disappointment, they had only Cuervo 1800, Hornitos, and Herradura tequilas only. Not sure if they had a drink menu but the house margaritas were just okay. Management, please upgrade your bar. The interior is spacious and plenty of outdoor seating I suppose for large parties. With this out of the way, I ordered as much as one could to get the full spectrum of classic Mexican cuisine in Spicewood. The queso special was outstanding. The guac perfect brilliant green and limey. Chips freshly made and hot. Salsa yummy. Ordered the Mole chicken, 3 beef hard shell tacos and the chicken sour cream tacos. For a mole foodie, this mole sauce was great. I kept asking if they make it homemade with no answer. It was on the sweet side of the savory. I really did enjoy although recommend the chicken breast not flatten. The sides were good and they make great guac. The sour cream enchiladas were outstanding. The rotisserie chicken was white and well seasoned. The tacos were enormous with classic "ground" beef. Again, nothing over the top but all 3 dishes were great. While the Spanish studded rice was very well executed they need to rethink the refried beans. They tasted canned or was just too processed. The service was quick and attentive. Ticket times a record breaking 7min which the house on the rocks house marg delivered in less than 3min. I do not recommend simply because mix is off. I also recommend the margs be served in marg glasses and not water glasses. The checkout process was sort of strange with signs saying go to a POS terminal to pay. The waiter entirely disappeared throughout the latter time I was there. Overall, I recommend if you're in a pinch. Since my reviews are comprehensive on food, service, ambience, drinks, and cleanliness, I dinged La Cabana in just minor areas: margs, beans, and the fact the waiter seemingly disappeared during my visit.

I have gone to this local restaurant many times, but I had to give a review today because I just tried the fried avocado for the first time. We brought out of state relatives here for true TexMex and they were blown away by the food quality. With one minor exception that the chicken, sour cream enchiladas have a little too much dry meat inside, but, fried avocado with fajita steak! Another definite winner is the Charro beans and if you leave without a praline, you're out of your mind. It's as big as your hand.

This place is not fancy but they have the best darned Al Pastor tacos I've ever eaten, in a town with more taco options than 100-degree days. I'm sure their other food is good too but these are so fab I never order anything else. Their skinny margaritas & Mexican martinis are legit, as well. Their wait staff is better at Espanol than English but they are lovely. Ask for Victor - he's the best!

La Cabana Grill Restaurant in Spicewood, TX, it's truly amazing. The restaurant offers excellent food and great beverages with superb service. It's very hospitable, providing an enjoyable family atmosphere and is filled with wonderful people. The welcoming vibe here, combined with the delicious offerings from La Cabana Grill, makes our celebration even more special.

Have been there several times, as I try different items on the menu, I have yet to find one that doesn't taste excellent. Compliments to the cooks and the staff. If you're looking for authentic Mexican dishes try this place.

Horrible food. Totally clueless server. Ordered grilled tilapia, came deep fried in smelly oil. Asked the server, he said yeah they usually deep fry and didn't update the menu. Got me another tilapia but still not good. Mexican martini was below par too. I know restaurant is closing in a year or so but at least serve well till you last.

Excellent food, excellent service, reasonably priced. Highly recommended. Chicken tortilla soup was amazing. We'll be back for sure!!

We love this place - good food, very reasonable prices, and great customer service. We were pretty devastated to hear that this restaurant was sold to the school district - especially after they rose from the ashes after a kitchen fire years back. However, one thing we are noticing of late is that the restaurant closes early - you really can't rely on the posted hours. We have gone for takeout at 8:30 PM on the weekend - 30 minutes before closing - yet been told that the kitchen was closed. And we have watched while others have been turned away at a similar time. If the restaurant wants to close early now - it should be posted as such so people don't drive down there for nothing. Restaurant kitchens usually close at the posted time or shortly before.