Casa Fiesta

First rate I love it!

Very disappointed and probably won’t be back. Food was okay and service was very slow. I had the chicken taco the meat had no flavor and rice was from a box.

i like this place a lot. its cheap, the food is good, and they give you a lot. i usually go with coupons but even if i didnt it would still be cheap. its almost always empty; not sure why. there could be real good reasons why its always empty but ignorance is bliss so ill keep going. the food always comes out real quick. waitresses are very pretty. decent happy hour specials on beers and wings. soccer is always on the tv; they might change it if you ask idk. if you go there with real high expectations you will be disappointed. if you want good food and good prices then go here

Not the best, but not the worst. We usually just order, pick up and eat at home. The tacos al pastor are quite yummy and plentiful. The Chile Relleno is a bit on the greasy side, but kind of good on a cold night when you want something hot and cheesy! Their guacamole has always been pretty good. Not excited about their salsa. All in all… it works in a pinch. This is usually the place we choose when its a crazy friday night at Guapos and we dont feel like dealing with all the people in Shirlington just for take out. Hope that helped!

This restaurant is hands down the worst establishment where I have ever eaten. The décor was fine, the waitress very friendly, but the food and drinks were atrocious. The margarita tasted like a cheap mix topped with tequila. The chicken must have been frozen chicken baked in the oven and smothered in cheese. The refried beans looked and tasted like they came out of a can. But the worst item served was the rice. The rice was straight out of a bag. I can almost guarantee that they cooks purchase margarita mix and frozen and canned food from the Shoppers in the same shopping center. Then they heat it up, put it on a plate, and charge $ 15-​$ 20 for a meal. We should have walked out but were in shock that a restaurant would actually serve that garbage.
I would recommend going here and ordering just to see how terrible the food actually. But be sure not to make the same mistake we did and pay for your meal.

I decided to give this place a try the other day for lunch and must say it was quite an experience. A good looking waitress brought me the menu along with salsa and chips to munch on right away. The menu was packed with many items to choose from but I had made up my mind before I went in… I wanted a burrito. I ordered the buffalo wings as an appetizer and the beef burito along with a diet coke. Well they delivered the biggest ALL beef burrito I’ve ever seen smothered in tomato sauce and cheese. By the time I finally finished the burrito the chicken wings were brought to the table which I had the waitress box up since it was all I could do to finish the burrito. I received great service, and a genorous amount of food at a good price. I can’t wait to try some of the other dishes!

Its usually pretty accurate to judge a Mexican place by the quality and flavor of its salsa. I didn’t have a good feeling after I took one bite of Casa Fiesta’s salsa. It was the most watery and tomato soup tasting salsa I have ever encountered. When the entrée came, it confirmed my prediction that the food will suck. This is the first time I saw a fajita served on a cast iron plate with zero sizzles. Upon closer inspection, I saw there were so much vegetables in the fajita that it made the entire entrée soggy. Husband’s steak was pretty flavorless and overcooked. Mexican food should be bold tasting with lots of fresh spices and herbs, instead the most pronounced flavor here is salt. The only item that we both though was good was the pupusa, toasty and chewy on the outside and comforting and gooey on the inside.
The place was very run down looking and the service was also painfully slow even though we were the only diners in the restaurant. Not surprising considering the taste of the food here. We kept wondering if the waitress forgot about us, but eventually she showed up with a container and a check. If you want decent Mexican around this area, just drive a couple of blocks on Duke and go to Los Toltecos.