Fiero Mexican Grill

One of my favorite go to for tacos. What makes this place unique is the fiery salsa. The service is always impeccable and on point. The ambiance is a small shop,but with plenty of seating.

Delicious food great customer service and the restaurant is clean and inviting ................

Came here in celebration of National Burrito Day, and they were having a promotion for $5 burritos! I tried the new al pastor option and it was a little cold, but very flavorful. I'd come back here for their breakfast burritos!

I have been a patron of Fiero for the past six years as I work in the building where it is located. I absolutely love their al pastor tacos. I went to get two tacos last week and was told that I now have to buy a combo. I don't want to pay an extra $5 for a drink and chips that I don't want. I can't imagine going to Mcdonalds for nuggets and being told that I HAVE to also pay for fries and a drink. Until they change this new policy, I won't be coming back.

This is an ideally located restaurant in the middle of a business park. They are quick to process orders making it great for the professionals in the area.Came here for National Burrito Day - super grateful for the $5 burrito specials. I was reminded as to why I haven't eaten more than once before. The food is just ok. There's nothing amazing about it but nothing off putting either. I got an Al Pastor burrito - the meat was fine. I find it interesting that for the regular price ($8.95 + tax), onions/peppers, jalapenos, corn, etc are all up charges. So for the included price, was able to get rice, meat, tomatoes, onions, cheese, and some sour cream. Competitors of similar price offer a lot more for the value. I think this place sticks around because of the convenience.There is parking in front but it does fill up during busy lunches (especially if it's a nice day out), so you may have to park in a nearby building lot.

It's all good, very good - hey, that cilantro-lime sauce that comes in those little souffle cups; I drank the contents. Who does that? I dumped that sauce and the fire roasted homemade salsa - over chips, on top of my tacos and into my mouth, while at work. I had sauce everywhere and was happy management stayed in their offices. This was kinda embarrassing. The sauce flavors were bright, tingly - the chips, super crunchy, kinda thick and my taco held flavorful pork and fresh veggies.Coming from a person who really doesn't like Mexican food, this is enormously high praise. I can't wait to go back!

Are you guys now charging patrons a fee to pay for their meals with their credit card? I went to your location today for lunch, and I was offered a 'discount' if I paid cash.

Tried Fiero after work on the suggestion of a coworker...although the look and atmosphere was very chain-like, the food and flavors were actually pretty good...and what was just as good as the food was the service...the female that served us was very friendly and helpful...I do have one tip...if you are in the area and want to give it a try...they offer $2 tacos every Friday from 3-6pm...definitely worth the visit...

In summary - pretty good steak and tiny portions at inflated prices.I ordered a steak burrito today. For $10.50, I was expecting a fairly sizable burrito like those from Qdoba or Chipotle, especially when you consider that they're *cheaper* than Fiero. Nope. Think small grocery store freezer section burrito. This should've been at least 50% bigger for that price.There was a decent, flavorful portion of grilled steak in it, along with diced onions and cilantro, but absolutely nothing else. I also received two containers of the red pepper salsa rosa, which tasted like a thinned-out mayonnaise mixed with some red peppers. If I'd had a bigger burrito, I might've actually needed both containers, but I only need ~2/3 of one of them.The included sides were pretty non-descript affairs. Cups of a mildly-flavored cilantro white rice and salted black beans were included, which should've gone into the burrito itself. There was also a cup of "zesty" coleslaw, which had a couple of pineapple chunks and an unidentifiable citrus flavor. That wasn't very good, so I ended up tossing it.Assembly-line fast casual places are everywhere, and Fiero doesn't match up to most of those. They are better than Cal Tort though, which has the blandest Mexican food this side of an Old El Paso box.Oh, and I didn't get my free guacamole by adding the "FREEGUAC" code.

Fiero. It translates to wild which could easily be done by a person when ordering food here. What I mean by that is that the prices were more than reasonable especially with their BOGO offers during their anniversary deals when I went. I stopped in one day as I had no idea this place was even located near one of my work locations. Unless you work in the building where it is located, someone takes you there or like me you just happened to notice it this place will stay hidden. I went during breakfast hours and this place describes itself as Authentic Style Mexican Street Food. That sounds familiar as almost every Mexican restaurant describes their food as authentic. Actually the food was good and proportion sizes were fitting. Since it was a deal of BOGO I went with the chorizo and fire grilled steak taco. There is also an option to get potatoes which are lightly fried on your taco at no extra cost. Trust me go for it. Ingredients are fresh and when it came to the steak taco you will not be searching for steak as it is piled on. I do wish the chorizo was a bit spicier but this can be made up with the various salsas that are present. The establishment is very clean and the workers were quick with my order. Overall I would give this place a solid 3.75 stars. I really can't go all out as I only had their breakfast items. With it being so close I am sure I will be able to sample their other menu items soon to get a better opinion of their food. So far definitely not a disappointment and worthy of a return trip.