Las Fajitas of Bella Vista

We carried out from Las Fajitas on a Tuesday night before Thanksgiving. While the food was not exceptional it was easily one of the top 3 options that we have tried in Bella Vista. Our only significant complaint was that they messed up our order. We had 3 dishes, all of which were enchilada specials with tacos. Somehow, only 1 of the 3 was correct.

May have been an off day but the best thing I can say about the place is the attention the server gave us was border line stalking. The food was not very good at all and the staff was having inappropriate conversations where my child could hear them.

Quick and pleasant service. Got a California Burrito that was huge ! Margarita specials on Friday nights which was a bonus. Always nice to get here with a easy, relaxed atmosphere.

Food is ok along with rest. Typical Tex-​Mex. service is never been that good. Waiters seem more interested in women than our table most of the time.

My husband and I drove from Kansas City to New Orleans and back and found this delightful Mexican restaurant in Bella Vista, AR on our way to NO. We were so pleased with the food, service and ambiance that we made a point of stopping there on our way home to KC. Skip Joplin, Bentonville and Fayetteville and stop here. A delight.

I was driving from Kansas City to Little Rock, was starving and afraid that I’d never see civilization again, so when I came across this place I thought it might be wise to stop, get out of the car for a while, and relax. I was traveling alone, so I took in my book to keep me busy, but really there was no need… the service was very quick, and I had little time to read. The staff were all very friendly, no complaints there. The décor was typical Mexican restaurant, nice and clean with a small bar in the back. There were several other customers, all age ranges, and most seemed to know the staff well, so I take it they’re regulars and really like the food.
For me, however, the food was just OK. I had the chicken chimi, which was a bit on the bland side and not crispy at all. The rice and beans were good, and the beer was HUGE… note to self: if they ask «do you want the big one or the little one», go for the little one. Unless you REALLY want to get your drunk on. Maybe if I’d ordered my usual go-​to (cheese enchiladas) I would have been more satisfied, but the chimi just left me feeling a bit let down. On the bright side, the salsa was very good and the chips were nice and fresh, so it wasn’t a TERRIBLE experience, just not a great one.

Excellent! I had the chicken quesadilla platter and my husband had the cheese taco.
Both were excellent, not to mention the homemade corn tortilla chips. Service was good, was very quite at the time, and we were very pleased and felt we got a good deal for our money. We will no doubt be back.

Not even a good imposter, will not go there again, ever!!!

The first clue about whether or not a restaurant makes food TO ORDER with FRESH ingredients is the menu. If there are more than 15 items on a menu, rest assured the place is serving pre-​frozen, pre-​prepped, and microwaved food. Blech!
Las Fajitas serves crappy food (along with its sister restaurants and «cousin» restaurants in the area: Las Fajitas, Maria’s, Acambaro) along with good margaritas and ice-​cold beer. Thank goodness for the beer! Helps you tolerate the food. I think their motto is «when in doubt, cover it in queso.»
We used to eat here more frequently because of the convenience, but we really just can’t stomach it anymore. Maybe if we didn’t already know what GOOD Mexican food tasted like?

We used to eat here all the time. They had great food, a good environment, and were always good on getting us our food fast. We recently stopped going there after we kept receiving cold food. This happened many times before we finally quit going. I don’t know if it has approved since them because we have not been back for many months.

Not good at all. Service is horrible at best and the food was very cold. Waitress didn’t know how to explain what something was.

If you have lived in NWA long, then you have eaten at a local Mexican restaurant. The menus are really the same and you will find they are all related, co-​owned, etc. Las Fajitas, Marias, Acambaro, etc. A #10 at lunch is the same no matter where you visit. :) Clue?
We always go for double fajitas and cheese dip. This location has decorated with more flair and also has a bar serving decent margaritas and cold beer. I also like that if you check in on Facebook, you can get 10% off your meal (not alcohol). Service is always good and quick.

Not good. The food isn’t great; they use spaghetti sauce as enchilada sauce, and as the service may be good, (fast and friendly), the food is not. If you want a GOOD Mexican restaurant, go to Maria’s Mexican Restaurant, off of Walton Blvd, in Bentonville Arkansas. That’s some good Mexican food. Yum.

Good food, big portions.

Fast service, great food, good drinks! I’ve arrived at Las Fajitas at numerous times of days/​evenings. They are usually always busy, but they turn tables fast and the food is cooked and delivered very very fast. They recently expanded to include a bar area. The bar area is a tad bit noisy, but the drinks are excellent. They don’t put the cheap liquor in nor are they finicky with it. The food is great from the cheese enchiladas to the chips and salsa, cheese dip, chimichanga, and the fajita burritos.