Señor Antonio's

December 1st-a customer was lost forever. We will never go back.There are many sub par Mexican restaurants in the Columbus area.I'll go to a better sub par one from now on if I want below average Mexican food!The chimichangas that are on special-are disgusting! A chimichanga is supposed to be crispy on the outside..not mushy.The chicken and Chorizo dish - the chorizo had no flavor. Why else do you get Chorizo? It was old or a cheap brand...or it was spoiled. We didn't get sick so I assume it was the other options.The 4 Enchiladas meal..does not come with rice and beans. If you order a side of rice and beans you get a whole plate of beans and a whole plate of rice. I ordered a whole meal...I don't need a meal of rice and a meal of beans also. It's a ripoff because of course I'm being charged for more than a scoop of each.I've came to this place about 4 times too many. That was the last.

I met up with a couple of friends here after work for dinner. Full disclosure, we planned on going to another restaurant and found it to be closed so ended up at Senor Antonio's accidently.We were seated very quickly by a friendly employee and we were brought chips, salsa and separate individual cups for putting our salsa, bonus points. Unfortunately the chips needed seasoning so we had to add salt and the salsa was not good, bland at best. Not surprisingly the menu is quite large with many options to chose from. I had the sizzling vegetable fajitas, my friend had the same fajitas plus chicken and my other friend had the Hacienda Chicken Salad. I found the fajitas to be quite good, a nice mix of veggies and a good level of seasoning. I think one more tortilla would have been good but that is a minor point. The fajitas came with beans, rice, a bit of guacamole, and some pico. The guac was a bit mushy and again not a lot of flavor and the rice was a bit like colored white rice. Just not what I expected. The service was good but could have been better. we sat with empty water glasses for far too long in a restaurant that was not that busy. Overall, yes, an ok rating but I would not call them "highly recommended".

Oh Señors. You will always hold a soft place in my heart I had the pleasure of going while I was in town and it was still great. Busy was an understatement. We waited 30 minutes for a table, but worth it. Quesadilla fajita with chicken and all the chips and queso made for a very happy girl. Oh, and a very strong margarita. I've been a fan for over twenty years and it's nice to know I can come back and still feel the love.

Service is good, food was good. They have specials so you save a little money. I usually call ahead and pickup lunch here as they are usually crowded.

5 stars for ambiance (super clean, colorful decor, loved our booth in its own alcove), 5 stars for service (very quick, efficient, polite, accurate), 4 stars for food (generous servings, tasty, good quality, somewhat authentic, but for me not a full 5 stars). 4.5 stars overall. This is a large restaurant and we were quickly seated on a Friday evening. Prices are quite reasonable and menu offers a good variety of choices. We both ordered the two item combo ($14.19 with $2.59 up charge if you choose the chili relleno)...really liked and highly recommend the huge relleno. Quesadilla and taco were pretty good, nothing special. Includes rice and beans. Great meal for the money! I can safely say that Senor Antonio's has become our new "go to" when we are in the mood for Mexican food! (However if you are in the mood for New Mexican food, check out Chile Verde Cafe near Costco in Polaris).

This restaurant is one of the longest established restaurants in Lewis Center.The decor in this restaurant is very cool. It reminds me a bit of the decor on the boat ride located in the Mexico area of Epcot in Florida.The food here is delicious and even the lunch portions are huge.My favorite is the Pollo Bravo, which comes with tender chicken strips, chorizo sausage and burrito papa onions. This dish is served with Mexican rice and refried beans, sided with lettuce, guacamole and flour tortillas.I've been coming here for many years and the service is always decent, the food served fairly quickly and again, the food itself is delicious.

I have been here a small handful of times, precovid, and most recently I decided to pop back in. For the area, it's one of the most long lasting restaurants - so they're doing something right. I most recently came in after hiking at high banks, and they were moderately busy (close to the start of the dinner rush on a Sunday). I wasn't feeling too hungry, but a quesadilla sounded good - I believe I ordered the Antonio, and oh my GOD it was good. Tender, juicy, perfect. It was just enough food that I didn't feel stuffed, and I felt full. No margaritas this time, but I want to come back and try some of their other menu items.

Experience great, authentic Mexican food, tasty margarita, and great service.Always a fun time, whether 2 or 20 in your group. ​​​​

Lunch combo was better than avg. Beef burrito significantly better than most strip mall Mexican in the area. Chile relleno was meh.

Probably the first time I've ever been disappointed in the service, and the manager's attitude in NOT properly handling the concern.My wife and my mother-in-law ordered exactly the same dish, and repeated the order back twice. What they got was wrong, causing a 10 minute delay in getting the correct meal out.When we pointed this out to the manager at the cash register, he basically blew us off, saying "you got what you wanted at the end, right?"On a $74 check, he could have comped a percentage, or anything, for that matter.Poor service, bad attitude.