Fiesta Mariachi

Pretty standard Tex-​Mex food. I had the molcajete which was a mix of beef, shrimp, choriza, peppers, and onions in a stone bowl. Nothing stood out in particular, but I enjoyed my meal. This place is ear ringing loud even when it’s not packed. Servers were very nice, but food service was a little slow.

Food is excellent. Service good. Restrooms could be better in terms of cleanliness. It’s also loud on Sunday night. I’ll be back, but when it’s a little less crouded.

My favorite Mexican spot in Columbus! Much better than El Vaquero. Less expensive, you get more food and it’s amazing. The staff is always friendly and attentive. Our server was even a trooper when I got obnoxiously drunk from their delicious margaritas.

My family of 5 visited for the first time on a Friday night and had a great time! The ambience was very fun and exciting! The restaurant was bustling yet we were sat right away. Seconds after we sat we were greeted with chips and salsa! The margaritas were on point, some of the best I’ve had and I’m picky! Food was great. I had the chicken chimichanga and tried my husbands shrimp enchiladas and they both were delicious and filling. Every person working there was fabulous especially our server! We will be back and I will tell my friends family! If you don’t know now you know!

My so far favorite Mexican restaurant. I love their margaritas, and of course the food too. The staff is friendly, and I always have a great feeling when I eat in this restaurant. You get salsa and chips which taste like some kind of brand food — That’s okay, but I’m sure they could do better and make their own salsa.

We normally eat at this location. Food is great, big portions (leftovers), and staff is always friendly. Salsa tastes authentic and refried beans are the best. We’ve been to the Georgesville location and were not impressed.
FYI, the women’s bathroom needs attention! Especially on a slow Monday night.

My favorite Bean dip ever! We enjoy going there. The owner lupee really cares about the community. The server are friendly. Its like a big family. Its a must try.

Fiesta Mariachi is all over the place now. It seems like they’ve got one on all sides of Columbus. I do feel like the one on Georgesville is better, however. The one on Georgesville isn’t in as good of an area but it surely beats this one.

Best refried beans in town! They even have flan.
Dos Equis on draft! Tacos tacos tacos

The wait staff was friendly and we sat in a nice space with big windows open to the outdoors, but the food was just «okay.» The rice and the chicken were dry, the salsa too mild, and it was hard to find the actual pepper in the chile relleno.

Grilled steak soft taco is excellent! Always have a frozen margarita, they are the Best in town!

True homemade mexican food and servers. The menu offers a generous amount of meals to choose from. I always get the 33b chimichanga with Spanish rice. It is a generous portion and you choose the meat inside the chimichanga (steak chicken or ground beef.) The plate has a small «salad» on it topped with sour cream. The chimichanga is covered with some type of white sauce. The rice finishes the plate. They also give you hot, fresh nachos and salsa. We ordered fried ice cream for dessert. It’s a large scoop of ice cream with cinnamon sugar and covered in corn flakes. I was very disappointed. All I could taste was soggy corn flakes. Very disappointed.

First time in town not knowing where to go and not wanting fast food, based on proximity and reviews, opted for here. Happy hour rita… not too bad for shelf. Wanted small app while I decided so chose to go with small guac… not so good, seems like an over processed version and a bit generic, definitely not fresh. Didn’t get plate or napkins either. I asked the waiter if I should go with garlic or fajita shrimp… he suggested fajita so ok… plate of rice and beans came out as hot to the touch as the cast iron pan… rice was crunchy and burnt on top. Waiter brought me another plate of rice, he didn’t need to bother, flavorless. Beans… bland. Shrimp and veg not flavorful at all and shrimp was overdone. I had to ask for plate and silverware. .guess it wasn’t that important. SItting in the bar area is definitely at your own risk, as is anywhere, I learned a lot about the national champions tonite thanks to the loud talker at the bar… who wasn’t this loud 30 mins ago lol. Bottom line this is a half step above the chain of many across the street. Authentic is found at origin or neighborhoods purely ethnic… this place doesn’t nearly deserve the praise and appreciation it gets from locals let along anyone… including the chihuahuas. Thank God for happy hour

This was our first time here. We will definitely be back! The enchilada supreme (number 29) was delicious! Instead of drowning it in sauce, you could actually taste the food. Everything tasted fresh and made just right. Since authentic enchiladas are made with corn shells, it’s gluten intolerant friendly.

Lots of delicious food for a great place. Came here for lunch and service was speedy and friendly.

When one restaurant is where my entire family always chooses to eat for their picky-​any-​place birthday dinner, you know it is good.
The wait staff is great they accommodate any size of a group, and the food is always fresh, tasty and constantly good. My husband always orders the enchiladas, and asks them to make them all cheese instead of the assortment. and they happily do.
The Birthday sombrero and singing is a hoot, and we have years worth of photos of people in that silly hat. Their margaritas are delish. Try the mango.
Lots of tvs for the games. A glassed in/​screened in patio for the overflow. I love their tiles and the bathroom deco.

It’s rare that I would feel the need to review a spot like this. I think everyone pretty much knows what they’re getting into when they visit a chain-​type mexican joint. Greasy, cheesy goodness. Yep. And that’s precisely what I was craving on this particular evening, and Fiesta Mariachi did not disappoint.
We split their Jalisco enchiladas, a chili relleno, and a tamale. I wasn’t impressed with the chili relleno (it’s not breaded, and it’s a red pepper instead of the typical green that I am used to), but the tamale was great, and the Jalisco enchiladas were amazing. The sauce over tops was delish, and oh-​so-​unhealthy. Everything about it. But like I said, that’s what I was hoping for.
This is the place I’ll go from now on when I’m in the mood for something to clog my arteries.

My favorite place to eat in GC!
* everyone is friendly
* fast service
* great atmosphere
* food is delicious
* try jessies juice :)
Most of employees have been there for years. It can be a bit noisy but didnt bother me much. Wish they had more tvs. Overall i keep coming back .
Chicken tacos & steak are my fav!

It’s a competent Mexican restaurant. It’s kinda plain looking on the outside and that typically nice enough Mexican décor on the inside.
The service was good. I didn’t have to wait very long for anything and the server was pretty nice. Friendly service, you know, what can I get you and let’s keep it moving.
Chips and salsa were kinda meh here. Bagged chips, not warm with some institutional brand salsa. Eh.
I got the Camerones de Diablo again and this was by far the most mild I’ve ever had at any other restaurant. I got black beans, lettuce and guac along with the tortillas. Good flavor and it was filling. I give them marks for using the tortilla warmers and giving me 4 tortillas instead of the usual 3.
All washed down with a couple Negra Modelos and I’m happy.

–FRESH food.
–GOOD prices.
–ALWAYS GOOD service.
–COMFY ATMOSPHERE.
Best Mexican in Grove City & probably Columbus as well. Good chips and salsa to start with.
Fajitas with extra cheese.
Taco salad also super good. They do not go light on the meat — ever.
I have tasted a lot of California’s Mexican food and they have great Mexican food considering they are right above Mexico, but Fiesta Mariachi is still in the high rankings.