El Azteca

There’s a nice menu with many choices. Reasonable prices and friendly service. The food is quite good — a bit under seasoned, though there are bottles of spice options on each table for those with a hankering for more. Would recommend.

Service was nice, quick and friendly, but the food was quite bad. Extremely low quality ingredients without much of an effort in the kitchen to make anything out of it. Their idea of a dish is drowning food in oil and salt. I’ve been to cheap Mexican places, but this was something «special».

Tasty food at a decent price, served with a smile. This place is big with the college kids and those fond of a huge margarita. Come hungry.

Food isn’t good at all. My friend and I ordered like 6 things on the menu and everything was underseasoned and was only edible because of the salt and habanero sauce on the table. It wasn’t tasty at all. Very disappointed because they claim to serve authentic Mexican food. Will never go back!

If you’re someone that takes people’s asses, then you’re an Assteca. Which is basically what this restaurant is all about.
Only not really. But it is an excellent Mexican place, that is worth pulling off I-​90 and paying the toll for. Especially since it’s literally right off the exit, within a few seconds of going through the booth, so to speak.
I’ve had some of their sides, such as chips and salsa which were good, and their Chile Relleno which was excellent. I’m hesitant to give them a 5 star rating because my tastes have become more advanced since then. I’m pretty sure we’re talking about a Tex Mex menu here from start to finish but the Relleno was one of the better ones I’ve had, so it’s teetering on a 5 star rating.
However I’ll have to go back and sacrifice myself to the Sun Gods of Tenochtittyland and give some more dishes a try before I can take the 5-​star plunge.

Good Mexican food. Not costly at all.

Service is great. Staff is friendly. Food is delicious. Place is clean. All I want from a Mexican restaurant.

I like Mexican and thus I am pretty hard to please. This average. Prices are right and service is good. Food comes out fast. Close to the Thruway.

This place is awesome real Mexican food. I love the food. There is so much food to choose from I recommend the enchiladas.

Pretty quick service, free chips and salsa, DELICIOUS margaritas, and great atmosphere.

As I took a quick, whirlwind tour down «memory lane» in the Dunkirk/​Fredonia area, I was caught between a wave of nostalgia and surprise… So much has changed from the «old dayzzz» (early-​mid 80’s) when «South of the Border» was a squished burrito from Taco Junction, Asian food was just a rumor, and WINGS were the law of the land! Now, the world has discovered Fredonia, and Fredonia has discovered the world!!! Sad and happy at the same time…
Enough of my time travels… All in all, this is an ok Mexican joint. We did a quickie lunch here on a Saturday at about 1:30 or so and pretty much had the place to ourselves. There weren’t a ton of choices on the lunch menu– I would have been happy to see the dinner menu, but it wasn’t brought out to us. I was semi-​happy with my chile relleno, though it oddly was just a stuffed chile without the egg covering. My brother’s super nachos looked ok (but I think he was expecting more of a huge, dinner-​sized portion…) and my nephew and s.i.l. both ordered beef tamales which were oddly smothered w/​ground beef. Quick, polite service… Beware, noshers/​cheapos… they charge for additional chips/​salsa, and my s.i.l.‘s request for extra sour cream (?!?) wasn’t «on the house» either, but that’s semi-​understandable.
All in all an average-​decent Mexican place, in a place where just a few short (gulp!!) years ago, it was an ethnic food ghost town! Hasta la vista, Fredonia!

Visiting from Indiana & would not have found this place without Unilocal– passed a packed Applebee’s because we did not want to wait with 3 kids. Got seated right away & food was prompt. Food gets 3 stars but service was so friendly and quick it’s a 4 overall. Our waiter was super nice and remembered my order of fresh cilantro!

Meh. I’m a California girl so my standards are pretty tough. It was ok. I had a burrito: the sauce was a weird white sticky substance (cheese I guess) The carne asada was overcooked, rice unremarkable. Son had a combo with burrito, chalupa and taco. Says burrito and taco tasted like they were from Taco Bell. Chalupa was a giant tortilla chip covered in beans. Plate was 50% shredded lettuce.
Service was very attentive and friendly. Brought a second drink before we finished the first. Little weird when they vacuumed in front of our table when we were still sitting here and told the crumbs to «come on!»
Churros were light and crispy — best part of the meal!

Good food. They are always quick to bring nachos and salsa to the table while you peruse the menu. Last time I was really craving a steak and mushroom quesadilla (not on the menu) and they made one for me. I was a bit surprised at the cost of adding mushrooms ($ 2.50) but after tasting it I decided it was worth it! Delicious!

Thoroughly enjoyed our meal, excellent Mexican fare. Server was very friendly and kind. They make a good margarita. The atmosphere was festive and the restaurant clean.

This is an average tex-​mex place. I live in NYC so I am blessed with a lot of great mexican food, and so I may be a bit biased. The margaritas and food is ok, but I feel like they should condense the menu a bit and focus on some specific staples and dishes.

Definitely on of the best Mexican restaurants I have ever been to. Through its homely exterior is some wonderful and amazing food! The fact that its nearly dirt cheap certainly wins me over in the end. The service is always friendly and prompt. All items on the menu are great choices (which there are an insane amount). Great drinks as well as a decent desert menu makes this place one of the better restaurants in town.

An average Mexican joint with an expansive menu. One thing that is cool is that they offer so many different combo meals so you can typically find an order with everything you wanted to try in it. Food is decent, and you get watery salsa and warm chips brought to your table for free. I had a mushroom quesadilla and the ingredients were slightly better than I expected.
My friend ordered a mixed drink and we watched one of the employees run down the plaza to pick up some orange juice from the store for it. That’s dedication.

Very good Mexican food, the crab casadia and it was out of this world good! Very tasty refried beans, rice was good. Service lacked a lot actually had to go hunt down the waiter twice, both times he was in the bar area with four or five other employees talking. The food was good enough we would go back though.

The food always tastes good and the service is fast! I have been here dozens of times and am always pleased! The chips and salsa are unlimited and tasty too!