Mexican Village Restaurant

First time coming was at aldis picking up food and it smelt so good outside so we decided to look around and see what was around it happened to be this Mexican village restaurant we walked inside not even knowing the name and this place was busy. Table of 2 25/30 min wait on Sunday afternoon. Got seated promptly. I got the fajitas it was cooked to perfection and literally so flavorful! Got the chicken tortillas soup was also very delicious! Will have to be back to try out other items. Please was clean and staff was very nice.

I went on a Friday around 5pm, surprisingly there was a small crowd. We were seated quickly with warm chips and salsa. Our drinks were out within 5 minutes, and our entrées took about 10 minutes. The food was hot, crispy and delicious! The service was great! Our waitress was very friendly and polite! The prices are fair with good quality food! Our experience was very pleasant and we are going back very soon!

This place has my favorite mexican food in town. The quality is way above average and their cheese is unmatched. I don't know how they do it, but I hope they never stop.

The place was packed even though it's a large place with plenty of seating. Upon arrival I was told 30-40 minute wait time but we were seated within 20 minutes. The server was super nice and patient. He checked on us regularly, and was on top of his game. The spicy salsa was decent, but rest of the food was absolutely flavour less. They used mozzarella cheese on top of enchiladas, literally thick layer of pizza cheese on tortillas. No red sauce. The beans and rice were also lacking flavour/spice. Enchiladas verde were by far one of worst things I have ever had.

After years of hearing good things about this place, I finally decided to give it a chance. Holy crap, what a mistake that was. Why I didn't realize that most of the recommendations for this place were from suburbanite, non foodie acquaintances who are scared to death of ethnic food and think Outback Steakhouse is fine dining is beyond me. My mistake. If you're looking for good, authentic Mexican food, skip this place. Go a couple miles south to Las Tortugas or head to Oaxaca in Troy or Carnival Market in Auburn Hills...just don't go here.This place has some of the most bland, unexciting MEH-xican food I've ever tried. As basic as it comes.Normally I'm a chips and salsa junky, love the stuff. Needless to say at first glance I was a little annoyed by the up charge noted on the menu for chip refills. That disappointment departed when the first basket arrived. No salt, no flavor, reminded me of a catholic communion wafer. We didn't even finish half the basket. Rough way to start the meal. For entree, I had the wet burrito. I'm not sure that the chili topping wasn't Hormel chili from a can, even worse, it was cold. The meat and bean filling were bland, Taco Bell quality ingredients.My wife had chicken enchiladas. She had the same complaint. Her food was bland, flavorless and absolutely caked in entirely too much greasy cheese.All in all, it was a terribly disappointing experience full of bland, Americanized versions of Mexican adjacent dishes.

Stopped in for a quick late lunch on a Saturday. We hit between the rushes so we avoided a wait for a table. Staff as always was super friendly and sat us immediately. Within minutes we had waters and chips and salsa (mild and hot). Placed our orders and the drinks were served promptly. Allowing us to sip and enjoy the chips. The food was served quickly and everything was spot on and delicious. This is the go to place Mexican food outside of the Mexican Town in Detroit.

First off fly floating in my ice tea, should have left then. The service was terrible as well as the food. I do not understand why this place is busy? Had to ask the waitress for the check 3 times. There are much better Mexican restaurants out there

to start i would like to say that i've been coming here once a week for about 8 years now.Mexican village has always had a place in my heart. i grew up around the amazing staff that made me feel like family. the staff was definitely an influence in my life as they make me want to be a better more confident person that can accept anyone for who they are. The food is always divine. yes the menu and quality has changed throughout the years but no matter the dish i get it tastes like how i remember it tasting when i was young. Some of my menu favorites:wet burritosfajitassoft tacosrice and beansenchilada verdealthough i love the food now i really miss the dish that had tortillas layered with spiced chicken, mushrooms, spinach, and lots of cheese (please bring it back). the overall vibe of the restaurant is welcoming and inclusive to all people. over the years ive met and talked to all types of people and they're all connected through their love for the food i love. it is a typical restaurant volume where you can talk freely to your table but also people at other tables when you please. mexican village i love you please never change bc everything is a 10/10

Food tasted bland no flavor. You know it's bad when a Mexican won't touch it after one bite best thing was the spicy salsa and we where a group of 6 spent 145$ before tip and I expected atleast a average Mexican restaurant where a went burrito is actually wet with salsa and queso blanco wet cheese not mozzarella lol crazy I wouldn't recommend going it's not worth it id go to tacobell any day of the week before this

Let me say the restaurant has been here for ever and it is one of our favorite restaurants. My wife and I have been going to this location when van dyke was two lanes. Friendly staff and great food. We have eaten at the one in Detroit also worth the drive.