La Fiesta

Service was good, food was good, love the atmosphere nice small cozy place. They definitely need to hire more servers! They only had one lady serving customers, tending to the phone and take out orders. She looked a little overwhelmed but I salute her & make sure to tip!! Ordered the Mixed Fajitas, the shrimp was a little too salty for my liking, but it was not bad.

I only give this place 4 starts because I literally waited over an hour for my food. This place was WAY too busy on a Friday night and I had a to-go order of shrimp tacos and tilapia tacos. I was pretty upset waiting around that long but man the tilapia tacos hit!!! Probably won't ever drive through this small town again but if you do, give it a shot on a day it's not busy.

We stopped in on a Monday night and enjoyed a great dinner. La Fiesta has a very extensive menu with a great assortment of beef, chicken, and and seafood entrees. I had the Pollo a la parilla (grilled and seasoned boneless chicken breast with caramelized onions and cream sauce) and my partner had a fajita salad with chicken in a fried flour tortilla bowl. Both dishes were delicious and beautifully prepared. Very reasonably priced, too. Although two miles from I-70, it is well worth the side trip to the historic downtown area.

Didn't love it. Also didn't hate it. Leaving places like this without any strong conviction one way or another tends to send me toward the belief that there are people that probably love this place. I'm just not one of them.Probably worth a try.

La Fiesta is one of our favorite restaurants. Great food. Good service. Would recommend this.

The Mexican food is different from California's which is where I'm from. Saying that now I know what Mexican food in Kansas is like. Family friendly, warm, casual. A lot of food for the money. The waitresses are helpful and ready to answer all questions. Decorations are colorful and bright. The minion pinatas are adorable. A nice restaurant.

We got an early start, driving back to St Louis from Colorado Springs and Abeline turned out to be the place for lunch. We pulled off and immediately found La Fiesta for the sixth Mexican restaurant meal in 8 days. Some of these were excellent and some were not. La Fiesta ended up kind of in between.Chips and salsa were pretty standard, but the good thing for us is that the salsa was not loaded with onion and cumin. After some pretty mediocre chicken enchiladas in Salina a week before, I went the safe way with huevos con chorizo and good soft corn tortillas. This was very good. The chorizo had good seasonings and a little heat. The serving was enough that I took half all the way home to St Louis. Ms T had a taco salad with ground beef, gringa that she is. She loved it.La Fiesta is another in the long line of cookie cutter family Mexican restaurant that every town has at least one of. Some I would not re-visit, but for what we had, we will stop back if the timing is right on our next trip to The Springs.

My wife and I waited by the hostess table for more then 5 minutes. The waiter and waitress passed us ten (10) times without even acknowledging us. We soon departed in discuss with the inexcusable disregard for customers. No acknowledgment by the staff to customers on any day is a sign that you are not important to our business. Yes there were tables open.

We're in town for a couple of nights and came here for dinner on Tuesday night. Nice atmosphere, friendly service. Margaritas and food were very good! Would definitely return when in town.

Good food but you tend to have a long wait in seating, drinks, then ordering, and again in delivery of food.