Cancun Fiesta

NYLA made the visit an Experience to Repeat!! She was super personable, courteous, patient and beyond helpful!!Great recommendation and informative of options to maximize our 1st visit.We got the $10 cheeseburger specials sweet potatoes and steak fries respectivelyThen the endless options of salad and sauces... we loved them allPlan to Be Back soon Total bill was roughly $40 for two awesome burgers, endless fries, salads apiece and dranks!!

Having grown up within a Mexican heritage household- between my family's home cooking & access to real authentic eats when visiting New Mexico-I am a tough critic for anything "East Coast Mexican". My father was the one to convince me to try out the restaurant, saying he was pleasantly impressed with the tamales.The family running this restaurant were polite; it was helpful my father was able to translate our questions/order in Spanish, specifically because I tried to order ala carte (it was crazy out of the 15 various combination options not one option offered a enchilada, tamale, & chilie relleno together, but luckily they kindly let me just select three things I wanted instead of selecting a specific combination number)The table chips and salsa were delicious- freshly fried tortilla chips. The entrée dish portions were average- a tamale & enchilada can only really be as big as an average tortilla- though they were amply stuffed with meat, smothered in cheese, and drenched in quality red chili- but the refried beans were subpar- underflavored, and the rice was al dente and under seasoned. The chili relleno was a melted thin creamy cheese sauce versus the typical melted thick cheese. The tamale was impressive-thick, dense, stuffed with shredded pork. The enchilada shredded beef was dry.Dining here was a nice reminiscent nod to dining in New Mexico because they did have authentic eats; such as potatoes in the tacos, tostada & sopapillas were actually real Mexican tostadas & sopapillas, but overall the food could use a pop of seasoning & could have been plated a bit earlier to avoid drying out.Also, the bathroom was quite gross- not family friendly-no changing table, no trash cans, dirty sink, broken door lock

When they bring out chips and the salsa is watered down... that's bogus to me. At least the white sauce was good. Food was decent but I come to enjoy some chips with some good salsa. Not something that looks like watered down Texas Pete.

Was at a festival with my friend and we wanted somewhere cool to sit down and eat. Great choice! I've eaten at many Mexican restaurants in the Hampton Roads area and this one I would rate close to the top of possible favorites. The margaritas are very good! The chips and salsa, and white sauce also good! I had a burrito loco and it was delicious. My friend also enjoyed the taco. A quick word about the staff, I think the gentleman who served us may have been the owner. He was so very nice, as we sat for a few hours chatting, never felt rushed and he frequently checked on us. The restaurant had a quaintness about it. Really enjoyed the experience and would definitely recommend this restaurant.

Ahhhh food was not what I expected! I don't know where them reviews came from! The chicken tacos are shredded and broiled, the refried beans taste like a teenager just learning to cook made them. I am very disappointed

I'm picky with my Mexican restaurants, and this one is so good! We went here because I was craving a margarita, and this was literally a diamond in the rough. It was empty, and it smelled kind of funny (as many old town restaurants do), but the drinks and food was phenomenal! This will be our New Mexican spot in this area. I can't wait to bring more people here.I got a mango margarita and my significant other got a mojito (that came in the cutest boot cup!). My margarita was $10.75 for 28 oz. Needless to say, I left feeling really good about life. For food, I got the veggie quesadilla, but with only peppers, tomatoes, cheese, and onions, and my SO got enchiladas rancheros, which were so good! They were cheese enchiladas with grilled pork bits on top. When I said they were delicious, I am telling you no lie. I don't really eat meat, but I was picking at his meal! He also got a chicken burrito. Our bill cake to $53.I am so glad we found this place- better than any Mexican restaurants I know!

If you can get past the old cigarette smoke smell this is a nice spot for a casual lunch or dinner. I ordered the seafood chimichangas with rice and beans and was pretty pleased. The quality of their food really holds up when compared to some of the other Mexican restaurants I've experienced in Hampton Roads.My favorite thing about my experience here was my jumbo "kiki" margarita/sangria; with a name like that it's like it was made for me. The bartender mixed it up strong, because by the time I got to the bottom I forgot all about that faint cigarette smoke smell and was txting my ex. SmhIf for nothing else, I will be returning for a jumbo margarita during their happy hour after a hard day at work.

Awesome place vs the others in the area in reference to the quality of food!The pork carnitas was plenty as I will eat off the one dish for two more meals!The pork is tasty as they fry it so the meat has crispy edges. They were very attentive to my needs. The gentleman even offers some types of house made salsa other than the red salsa( which their red sauce was good!)Music played over the speakers so it had a festive ambiance. There are large windows so it feels big!Yes, I will order again!

Cancun Fiesta is absolutely beautiful inside, fabulous bar, and the food is authentic. A sweet little elderly woman (speaks very little English) seats you. This place needs to be told more garnish eg. beans and rice. I felt the plates weren't overflowing with extras, but they'll get there. I enjoyed a lovely walk after, noting the surrounding buildings were Art Deco and kept very clean.

The best authentic Mexican restaurant! The food is fresh & delicious! Hometown atmosphere feel the service will know you by name once you are a continuously customer.