Mi Hacienda

My dad and I walked in and the place was adorable. Great atmosphere! We got seated and it took forever for someone to come and take our drink order but working in a food business is tough so I brushed it off. We ordered food and I got a chicken quesadilla (just basic stuff) and my dad got steak nachos. My quesadilla had no chicken in it. His nachos had a mystery meat on them. And the chips were waaay too greasy. I would go there again because I believe in second chances but it’s OK.

I was craving Mi Hacienda for the first time in over a year. As I walked in I immediately noticed the change in the atmosphere; the wait staff were poorly attired, the tables were sticky and the hot tortilla chips that I had once adored were now cold and lack luster. After waiting more than half an hour for my families food our meals arrived, cold and no where near the quality of my previous visits. My chimichangas were lightly fried, the beans were watery and the rice was less the quality of minute rice. The guacamole salad provided came with a pool of tomatoes and cilantro infused avocado water. On the upside my one year old loved his cheese quesadilla, at least they can still cater to the appetite of a toddler.

Whether or not this is authentic Mexican or not, the food is decent. The free chips and salsa are great. The major problem I have with this restaurant is the wait staff; service is either hit or miss.

I can’t even give it 1 star this visit. It was the worst food I think I have ever had eating out. And I eat freeze dried food when camping. My family have been going here since they opened and I don’t think we will return. We were set in a booth and waited on by the bartender. We felt like we were a problem to the server. My wife ordered a glass of sangria and the sever brought her a small plastic bottle of sangria opened it and poured it I’m a glass. When she took a drink it was warm. She asked to return it and get something else she was told she would still be charged for it because it was open. Out of 4 people 1 order was wrong and 1 of us got half of our meal and the other half came when everyone was almost done with there meal. What they could eat of it. I have never written a review like this before, but for the food and service we got here I HAD to.

The chips were good, that’s the only good thing. If this is authentic Mexican food I’ll stick with the fake stuff. No flavor, undercooked vegetables. Guacamole was awful, color was off and so was the flavor. Salsa somehow had little flavor. Margaritas were the worst I’ve ever had, and I’ve tried many. Switched to a flavored margarita hoping for more flavor, nope just flat taste nothing special about it.

Do not recommend them. The store was clean in general, this was good. The food not so much. I lived in Guatemala for 21 years, the food was not only not authentic it really had no flavor. Not sure if it came from the food but when we got home my wife was sick to her stomach for two days as well as my son.
The waitress had a horrible attitude and didn’t wait on us. The place was empty, us and one other family, but we couldn’t get the waitresses attention.
Definitely find another place to go.

One of our favorite hangouts. Authentic Mexican food and ambience, reasonable prices, consistently good service.

Great Mexican food! Awesome service. And I’m from Texas so my expectations for Mexican food is pretty high. Fabulous! ! I will be back very soon!

My husband commends the chips and salsa. For the most part, our food was adequate, and we felt it lacked the level of authenticity we like from a Mexican restaurant. Service was indifferent.

What a wonderful find so close to my hotel (Radisson on the UT campus). I thought «I don’t know, Mexican in Toledo?» but my Irish colleague really wanted Mexican. Surprise! Everything was fresh, spicy, and do they make the tortillas there? Guacamole was a bit uninspiring but the enchiladas with mole were great and my seafood tacos were a giant thumbs up!
Very attentive service, nice Mexican beer selection. I’ll definitely come back next time I’m in Toledo! Oh, and don’t forget to finish up with churros!

If I could have made it past the salsa, I might have been able to review the food. They could have opened a jar of Newman’s Own for better results. The salsa tasted like watered down ketchup with a cilantro leaf in it. Asked for more spicy salsa, received hot sauce to add to it. Did not stay for dinner – too many strikes against. Food in the seats, food on the windows. Exceptionally slow service. Bland salsa. A room full of messy tables. Decent margaritas so two stars. Left and went to Don Juan instead.

Went here today for lunch. Quick and easy was the best way to describe this experience. Food was good but honestly looks like every other Mexican restaurant in town.
I ordered a chicken chimichanga and there meat was very flavorful. Good lunch option for the area!

Mi Hacienda has pretty standard Mexican American food — a lot of cheese and refried beans — basically what you expect in these parts. The margaritas were tasty and nicely priced and the chips and salsa were fresh and delicious.

Food? Good.
Margaritas? Good.
Chips and salsa? Good.
Its our local Mexican place. I have no idea the «authenticity» of the food, if thats what youre looking for. But we’ve been here a number of times with and without the kids. It’s always a family favorite. We’ve even held a family party here. We’ll be back. Again and again!

I got the steak enchilada and it was decent. Steak was kind of salty. Chicken fajita was decent.
Chips and salsa were free which was cool

This is just a great little place for any occasion — celebration, family dinner, girls night out. We frequent it because it is always good, great service and reasonably priced.

If you are looking for a quick meal this not the place. The service tends to be a little slow.
However, the food is great and the staff is friendly. I usually order fajitas. The Mi Hacienda fajita is huge, great if you want to share with another person or take some home. I also enjoy the carnitas and queso fundido.
There is parking out front and also a lot off to the side across the road.

We were looking for a place where our family could eat lunch on a Sunday in Toledo. We needed it to be child friendly, picky eater friendly & vegan friendly. Enter Mi Hacienda …
The beans aren’t made with lard (the vegan in the group was pleased!). They were willing to substitute and eliminate ingredients (the picky eater was happy!). Kids eat free on Sunday and they had lots of different things to choose from on the kids menu — Mexican and otherwise.
The service was great and our food was very tasty. We would return, for sure!

Awesome service. For example, the waiter asked me if I would like another marg. The very NANOSECOND that I said yes, he handed me one, which he had already made and was holding behind his back! (Apparently, most people say «yes»). He also did a little table side magic for the kids. Cool. Oh yeah, the food came out quickly and our order was accurate.
The drinks themselves were very good. One other thing I noticed, is that Mi Haci (as the regulars seem to call it) has an excellent tequila selection. One might plan to do a shot or two here, someday.
Food: Without going into too much detail… the wife got the Mango fish tacos (⁴⁄₅). I got the carne asada beef chimi (⁵⁄₅) and tortilla soup (⁵⁄₅). I don’t remember what the kids got, but they cleaned their plates (and kids ate for free that day!)
The flan we had for desert? Not so great. Next time we’ll skip the desert and have one of those shots that I was talking about.
Five stars for now.

On a road trip back from Cedar Point, my friend Amanda and I were craving tacos (as per tradition) and used my trusty Unilocal app to steer us in the right direction.
After a pit stop in a nearby zombie town left us even more hungry and wondering if we missed the apocalypse — WHY IS NOTHING OPEN? whereareallthepeople? –we ended up at Mi Hacienda.
The interior is super colorful, borderline obnoxious. Every chair was a different design. The tables are clear glass with colorful art just underneath etched in. The staff was very friendly and I think everyone there that day stopped at our table.
We ordered the Ceviche, it was so good I would’ve been fine with just that and my margarita. The Veggie Quesadillas I ordered were super soggy and bland. I stuck with the rest of the chips and salsa. They give you a small carafe to refill your salsa with!!! I would probably stick with just small plates here.
The best part of the visit was when we were ordering our second margarita. We got large ones first and they make them pretty strong, so we ordered a small one next since we still had some driving to do. The waiter comes back with the tiniest Margaritas I have ever seen. Like, shot glass small. I looked at him squinty-​eyed while I reached for my knife or fork to shank his ass. Then from the booth next to us he grabbed our real margaritas and laughed — how trickkyy. As we all laughed uncomfortably for the next few seconds, I warned him never to do that to a drunk again. It was pretty hilarious though, and made our day.