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I wasn’t even given water to drink. Nevermind the horchata I wanted to try. The restaurant was empty and hadn’t seen my server after I asked for more salsa.

first time back in a while. Service was so slow that I wasn’t sure if we’d make it out, or if we should have brought pillows and blankets with us. I’m hoping it was just bad luck. The food was really solid, the Chamblee-​Dunwoody swim and tennis crowd still doesn’t know about this place, which we like better than some other Mexican places nearby. Chile relleno is delicious, rice and beans really good too.

Just ordered to go here and the hostess was extremely rude. First, she did not greet me when I walked through the door, but instead continued a conversation with a coworker. Then I asked her for a drink and if it could be mixed, she shrugged her shoulders and said «I guess.» When she fixed the drink, I took a sip and said it was too sweet and if I could have a Sprite instead. She wanted to argue with me about it and then snatched the drink out of my hand and shook her head while walking away. When she returned, I made it clear to her that I did not appreciate her snatching a drink from my hand after I just spent money on a meal here. She never apologized or anything. This was my first and LAST time eating here. I cannot stand rudeness and will not be encouraging it.

Nasty and they didn’t even know what a margarita was when I asked for it. Chips are hard and cold and drink was terrible, also service was not even enough for a one star review

Me and my fiancée live within walking distance and wanted to try the restaurants near us. So the weekend before last, we decided to try this place and were pleasantly surprised and thrilled at the food. The chips were hot and crisp and the salsa they provide was just the right amount of hot. I don’t like spicy food too much because my nose runs (t.m.i., I know, lol) So the salsa was on point. I got the chicken quesadilla and my fiancée got the nachos supremos. OMG. Both amazing and so fresh tasting. I will admit that the music from the speakers did get loud and then you had the t.v. going on as well but I just laughed and it honestly reminded me of being with family. You know how family gets, playing some type of game, some drinking, some eating, music playing, people talking. So to the atmosphere was a little loud but ok overall. With tip, we both ate for less than $ 20 bucks and were extremely full. Lets just say the following weekend we came back!!! :)

Best tasting authentic Mexican food in Atlanta. All the plates I’ve tasted have been delicious from the tacos, enchiladas, fajitas, and carne asada. The salsas are freshly done daily and the waitresses are always friendly and smiling. You will love this place I highly recommend it and I’m here every week!

I always get the lengua tacos (beef tongue). It’s always tender, plus it’s lean meat. We grew up on it in Ohio where I was raised. Their green sauce is absolutely delicious, and doesn’t burn my mouth, which is something I fear when eating ethnic foods. If you’re going for décor, you’ll miss what’s best about this place — the delicious food, so overlook the cheesy look of the place. Despite the negatives Michelle B. said below, the waitresses here are always smiling and nice to me. And it’s never been noisy when I go at lunch. I go for the good food. You should try it.

We should have turned back around and left. The restaurant was cluttered, noisy (loud music), and sooooo dirty! I’m not sure they’ve ever cleaned the floor it looked so dirty. Ordered a lot of food. The beef was so nasty I had to spit it up in my napkin. Service was slow considering we were one of two customers in the place. Never again!

had the chicken enchiladas with the green sauce. very tasty. sister had the chicken burrito. huge! and also tasty. had the tres leches cake for dessert. very good. total was 20 bucks. i would definitely go back

A real Mexican restaurant with gigantic American sized portions. Food was awesome and service was great!

These guys have some great food at a reasonable price. Their stuffed poblanos are my favorite and I enjoy watching the process when they’re breading and frying them right there in front of me while I’m waiting for my carry-​out order.

Authentic and delicious.

Bueno, senores si les gusta la comida mexicana, No vayan a este lugar, la comida es horrible, el servicio es pesimo, y el lugar no es limpio. Yo ordene una torta de pollo la cual deberia traer frijoles, pollo (por supuesto) quezo, tomate, aguacate y el pan, pero que creen? era un pan sin nada, sin NADA, cuando le dije a la mesera que pasa con mi torta, ella me empezo a traer aguacate, hay frijoles, hay quezo, todo por separado. Claro que no regreso a este lugar, ni de broma.

WHooly shit.
Despite my fondness for northern mexican tortas (served with cold lettuce, tomatoes, chiuhahua cheese, avacado, hot meat and beans) this restaurant makes its tortas a bit differently.
Fresh bread (they often get it from the bakery on the corner) jalepenos, beans, cheese, meat, grilled tomatos, fresh onions, yum! this is more of a hot torta than its counterpart of cold lettuce/​tomato torta.
They’ve changed it up alot. And the menu has greatly changed. This place has always been my favorite for the torta, anything else on the menu I really haven’t cared for.
Remember– the only way you can rate authentic mexican food is if there are actually mexicans eating it. (look around)

I didn’t really care about this place. We got a flyer on our door along with a Chinese restaurant take out menu (Cheng Cheng on Ashford Dunwoody Rd.) and we decided to give it a try, and I have to say we are so disappointed with the food, which by the way is not Mexican Authentic, the flavor is so plain and honestly I can find better fajitas for less.
If you want real mexican food, don’t go to this place: go to Los Rayos Taqueria on Clairmont Rd or Uncle Julio’s Casa Grande on Peachtree Road, both very good.