La Margarita

great service great food and nice dinning areas to entertain your friends or family. The prices are reasonable and the food is always served piping hot. Steak and chicken is my fav but it's all great!!

The vibes were great. The wait wasn't long either, we were waiting no more than 10 minutes with it being pretty busy inside. Service was really good and prompt. I was really excited for a fun margarita but unfortunately they only have 1 flavor of margarita a month - this month's was Kiwi Strawberry which my friend got and said was delicious! Unfortunately, I'm not much of a kiwi person so I opted for a spicy margarita and it was perfect but wished it had either a salt or sugar rim. For appetizers we tried their chili con queso which was really interesting, in all honesty it tasted like we were eating pizza with our tortilla chips - quite different. For main we all got tacos and they were filling and extremely flavorful.

came here for lunch and the food looked really good all around!! portion sizes were huge which is a good thing. service was nice if a bit slow

The shrimp ceviche tostada was amazing! It was a shrimp feast with the shrimp fajitas that followed. Great service seated barside because it was too hot to sit outside.

Centered in Fountain Square, it's a lively place to be. With events in the area throughout the summer, it's a good restaurant option. Good for groups with large tables and they also have an outdoor patio. The menu is extensive and varied with plentiful vegetarian/vegan options too. Our favorite item was the Papas Locas (Crispy Chile Crisp Fingerling Potatoes, Pickled Veg, Sambal Aioli, Cilantro, Scallion, Sesame). The punch of flavors was balanced, with a bit of spice. The Margarita bowl with Seitan al Pastor (Mexi-Rice & Black Bean Salsa, Guacamole, Fresco, Cilantro, Pickled Onion, Serrano) was good. It's like a burrito bowl without the tortilla. It goes great with the smokiness of their house-made hot sauce. Server was nice and even with it being busy she was so attentive. There is street parking and a couple of lots within walking distance.

Great food in a historic building. We were enjoying the lovely weather on a nice Saturday afternoon in Fountain Sq. and stopped in for lunch. Service was super friendly and the food was great. The salsas with the chips and salsa were amazing. Definitely worth a stop.

How do I love La Margarita? Let me count the ways... three. 1. The food is amazing. Whether I get the chicken tacos or the nachos I'm happy because they taste great and come with pickled red onions that are to die for. 2. The location in Fo Squo is easy to get to and close to lots of fun other places. 3. The drinks. I never get rocks margaritas anywhere else because there's no point. They have a flavor of the week that is always delish. My hubby prefers the "Vitamin T" which is a Mexican beer and a shot of tequila. We went for lunch last week and it was as always, amazing. The bartender waited on us and gave great service as well.

We are relocating to Indy and are on our mission to create a roster of go-to spots for plant-based people.Add to this the list. You pay $5 for chips and salsa but get refills. Let me tell you- these were amazing chips and salsa. And you get so much. I had the vegan tacos- taco Al pastor with seitan beef and the vegan chorizo taco. Both full of flavor and filling. They come with rice and guac.My partner had the La Margarita burrito with vegan protein. Huge and tasty.I did have the margarita of the week. Was very good, but I wouldn't say it was $10.Overall, we love this place and the server was very friendly. Welcomed us to the area. The ambiance is casual, and there is ample seating outside and inside. I'm excited to try to the location in Broad Ripple.

Excellent restaurant in a cool part of town. Fountain Square. The atmosphere is very relaxed with a kind of an Industrial feel inside and a huge bar. we got chips and salsa to start with. We did have to pay for it, which is strange, most of the places around here included, but this is a little bit more millennial type eating location. It came with two different types of salsa, red salsa, and a green salsa. The green was much hotter than the red ones. But both were very good. The red one was a little sweet for me but still excellent. For dinner I got chicken enchiladas with a Molé Verde sauce. It was pretty hot, but still very good. Was covered in sauce and cheese, came with refried beans and rice. All of it had excellent flavor and went really well together. It was excellent. My wife got. A margarita bowl. Zucchini, pickled onions, cilantro, Mexican rice, black bean salsa, guacamole and cheese. She thought it was great and it was a very large serving and she could only finish about half of it. I got a unsweet iced tea to drink, but other than that, we drank the water that was put at the table. The atmosphere is pretty cool and hip and the service was very good. She kept coming back and checking on us all through the mail. Prices weren't too bad for the type of place. It was obviously a little more expensive because it is sitting in a cooler, part of town.

Too loud for me. Okay service. No free chips and salsa. Food was tasty. Delicious guacamole on the top of my Margarita Bowl with chicken. Hubby had a taco salad with chicken.