La Fiesta Mexico

I hosted 10 friends at La Fiesta Mexico last night -- my new favorite Mexican restaurant!! I swear it's this hidden treasure that not enough people know about yet, and my friends heartily agreed -- they loved the cozy and colorful environment -- from the brick columns, the mood lighting, and the solid wooden etched tables, to the painted backs of the chairs. The service was amazing -- very knowledgeable, helpful, and professional - and, man, did the food come out quickly!! And then there was the food itself: made-from scratch, generous hearty meals of Mexican comfort food. The big hit were the beautifully presented and ultra-filling burrito meals, the fajitas with extremely fresh and tender meats (the shrimp were very fresh and tender), and the combination meals -- the "pick 2" or "pick 3" options, which were all delicious, I was told. I was also a big fan of the guacamole -- it wasn't overly mixed/squished together: you could clearly see each ingredient, and it had a fresh, vibrant taste to it. All together, a great family-owned restaurant quietly doing what it does best!

Went to dinner with my mom and husband. Chips and salsa were decent, but the salsa was a bit onion heavy for me. Our server was nice and attentive. I like the ambiance of the restaurant; it's decorated fun with each booth looking like it's inside a hut of sorts. There is lots of color and decor. My husband got the Texano dip (chorizo, shrimp, queso, pico) which comes with tortillas, so you can make a meal out of it. My mom and I split a chicken quesadilla, rice, beans, a tostada, and queso. The queso was pretty good, as were the rice, beans, and guac on the tostada. But the chicken on both was so dry it really took away from the enjoyment of the meal. And my quesadilla was made with shredded orange cheese, which is not normal for a Mexican restaurant-- esp one that serves queso. They tried a new payment system where we scanned a QR code on our receipt to pay. It didn't work the first time, but we figured it out. The manager came to check that it worked okay for us. I'd go back to try more, but it wouldn't be my first choice.

Ate here for the second time tonite with some friends. We really enjoyed our dinner. Our server was Walter, who was friendly and attentive. The complimentary chips and salsa were plentiful. I ordered some guacamole which was homemade and great. I had 2 street tacos and also a 3 item combo plate (burrito, chimichanga and tostada plus rice and beans) Portion size was generous so I had to take some home. and the full size burrito that someone else ordered---OMG--it was HUGE ! A foot long and 4 inches wide. It had a knife sticking in it and I remarked "They had to stab it so it didn't grow any bigger !" The guy who ordered it was big, but he could only finish about 1/3 of it. Nice ambiance and quiet enough that we were all able to converse and hear each other. All in all, a lotta bang for the buck here and I recommend it.

Solo date night of Self Care - glad I picked this place it's been a LONG day at work and I appreciated the waitress who seated me notice the weariness and emphatically asking if I was ok. I already knew I wanted a margarita and some fajitas but pretended to peruse the menu when I was first seated. Glad I did because I also ordered the banging guacamole dip. My mango margarita in the rocks with salt was a little disappointing as I like to taste my liquor but couldn't. Next time I'll order a sidecar of house tequila to float on top. Service was speedy and they did not skimp on the fajitas. As far as solo date nights go, I will definitely be bringing myself back. Four stars for the margarita not being stronger. Otherwise - perfecto!

No horchata they're out todayChips and salsa - chips were salty- salsa was more of a purée but had flavor. No Horchata?Rice- bland Beans- fairChile verde had decent flavor but the pork was cut up for burritos and tacos not chunks of roast. Verde sauce had flavor but was skimpy. I did not subtract for the horchata and it is a solid 3 stars

Met my aunt here for dinner one evening last week. Pulling up, I was questioning her choice in restaurant, the lot was pretty much empty and the building isn't the most welcoming looking place I've ever seen... Once we were seated, the staff was friendly and helpful, and as we were sitting there, now people came in, I guess we were the beginning of the dinner crowd. Our food order didn't take long to come out, it was hot, and everything tasted great! I had the Chicken fajita quesadilla. The grilled chicken in it was phenomenal, it had great flavor and wasn't over or under cooked. The rice was a little bland, so I dumped some of the salsa on it, which really helped. The salsa had good flavor, and wasn't overly spicy. We also got an order of guacamole, which was fresh and had good flavor. I would definitely go here again now that I've been on there, it was just a matter of getting over the outward appearance.

not entirely sure why there was a gummy bear in my cheese enchilada.........but everything else was yummers.

Great service and the guacamole dip was outstanding Make sure you try it. I also recommend you try the chimichanga. It was also stunning.

The plate it's really good, the workers are super nice and comes with a great environment it's my first time here and I loved it

Food was very very bland. I had to salt everything, which I typically never do. The salsa lacked flavor as if watered down. It's interesting, I was there during a typical lunch hour and they had only three other customers! Additionally, the food is priced too high, especially for the level of food quality and lack of flavor. With all that being said, I would never eat there again. It used to be a great place to eat. Must be a new manager new owner or something....