No draft beer. Not sure how you can have a bar and zero draft beer when you have all the draft…read morelines/taps. Want a model on draft? Sorry go to one of the many other Mexican restaurants in the area. I loved this place and used to go all the time but if I couldn't get draft beer I wouldn't go back. Will change review if they bring back the draft lines, but was told they were gone for good.

Nice place for a decent meal…read more Tequila Jalisco is your standard American Mexican Cuisine restaurant. You'll find the same favorites that you'll see at most places in this category. Traveling for business in the area, TJ was located directly across the street from my hotel and was easy to walk to. It wasn't incredibly busy so I was seated and taken care of immediately. The service throughout was great. Not too much, not too little. I ordered three Steak Street Tacos. They were good but uneventful. I would even say borderline okay. The steak was a bit chewy and lacked any seasoning, but they were good. I don't overload Street Tacos with condiments so simple onion, cilantro, a squeeze of lime juice and some hot sauce is good by me. Would I go back? If in the area, I absolutely would. It was good for a quick good bite and I know what I'm getting into.

Another delicious lunch break at my favorite taco shop 10jul26. The asada tacos tacos are soo good…read moreand throw that red sauce on it and dang is it a party in your mouth with beautiful flavor .

The best Mexican food I've ever had in New Hampshire. Meat was flavorful, salsa was amazing! And…read moreaffordable - $4 per taco! Just some small counter seating inside, no tables, but it's cute. 100% worth the stop

For a quick weekday lunch I decided to try out La Carreta (convenient when driving Southbound on DW…read moreHighway on the way to shopping in South Nashua). At 2pm the restaurant seemed lively even at less than half capacity. I got seated, placed an order, and received my food within 5 minutes. The complimentary chips and salsa seemed decent. Light, not too oily or salty, but held up to the salsa. The salsa itself had a hint of herbal. A bit sweet for my taste but that's a personal nitpick. My order was the lunch special version of the Pollo Sinaloa ($14.99) - half a chicken breast marinated and grilled with zucchini, mushrooms, onion, and peppers served with rice, beans, and 2 flour tortillas. The chicken was in the form of a thin cutlet and a bit small. However, the overall portion proved quite filling. Rice, beans, and grilled vegetables all tasted like, well, rice beans and grilled vegetables. WYSIWYG Service was cordial and pleasant. My server had some extra energy and pep that seemed genuine. Overall, this was the prototypical Mexican-American restaurant experience. Food aside, it had the decorative plates, stylized interior, and Spanish music playing.

I give this spot 2 stars. Some of dishes were fine (beef tacos) while the enchiladas looked and…read moretasted like cafeteria food. It was bland, the whole plate was lukewarm and brown. Nothing fresh on the plate, generally unappetizing. Ambiance is festive and staff were mildly attentive. I get the sense people come for margaritas and Happy Hour more than the food. Overall it was just 'fine' and nothing to write home about. I've had MUCH better Mexican, this is on the bottom of my list.

The food here is very fresh and consistently delicious. The service is excellent and they always…read moreget a pick up order right. The staff are always friendly and work hard to serve you and get you on your way. The sit down restaurant area is small and basic, but clean.

Fresh Exterior, but appears run down on the inside. However, the food was very good and the…read morekitchen seemed clean and organized. Think - Family Owned Moe's. Tried the Nacho Meal, fully loaded ... very tasty. Companions had the Burrito and 3-Taco Meals.

I think it's important to share feedback not only for other diners but also for restaurants owners/…read moreoperators. While it has been awhile since I last wrote a review I thought this dining experience warranted one. Experience: - The Square is super cute and offers ample parking. -The bathrooms smell awful, from the moment you walk in the hallway there is clearly a plumbing issue present which has been present our last two visits.. rough way to start your experience at a restaurant. -The menu, no issue with prices going up but using white out over the prices, hand writing new prices which is barely legible is tacky to say the least. -Following our order the food came out nearly immediately and it was clear the guacamole to our main dishes are made in advance and not done well. - To the mgmt team -3% surcharge to use a credit card is a joke, add it to your price or offer a cash/ debit discount not the other way around. On the food side: -The beans were prepared with way too much salt.. inedible was the way we would describe it.. -Mexican rice was awful. No sign of a single vegetable or herbs... Mexican rice should and can be made flavorful with ease by any chef. -The guacamole was clearly made well in advance and brown... I'm sorry, happy to pay a premium for guac at a restaurant but this product shows no effort to ensure freshness. -Main dishes , both submerged in oil and our chicken was served nearly cold... fajitas served lukewarm and lacking flavor which seems hard to do but that was our experience. - Drinks - the unsweetened ice tea was served carbonated for some odd reason from their soda machine... not drinkable sorry. Service: - servers were kind and attentive, checking in routinely for anything we may need which was deeply appreciated. After a few shots at this restaurant we both agreed there is a reason the restaurant is empty, the food , the ambiance, the overall experience for our hard earned money. TLDR for the restaurant - take pride in your food, take a fresh look at the diners experience, Mexican food should be vibrant, flavorful and delicious, this is by far the worst finished product we have ever had in NH and simply put not worth a visit unless something drastic changes.

This used to be a wonderful, local restaurant but due an ownership change, the new management has…read moreruined it. Beware it has changed dramatically and the drinks now are all made with cheap liquor!!

Every time I eat here I am pleasantly surprised by the delicious authentic food in a relaxed and…read morelively atmosphere. Evenings usually bring in more people. The service is impeccable especially compared to others around the route. Love this place.

For a late lunch / early dinner, I stopped by Casa Vieja on a Sunday at 4pm. I ordered the…read moreCamarones al Mojo de Ajo, shrimp in a Mexican garlic sauce. The sauce was indeed quite garlicky. The place came with ample rice and refried beans, and half an avocado. The accompanying chips and salsa seemed decent enough, and the chips came out hot. The amount of shrimp seemed disappointing though, especially with the plating. The smaller 31/40 sized shrimp did not help making this dish feel overpriced.

The food here is very good, but unfortunately they made a mistake on my order and I had to wait for…read moreit to be remade. The waiter was apologetic and made it right as quickly as he could. We went shortly after opening on a week day, and despite the restaurant being very quiet, they sat everyone right next to each other, which is a pet peeve of mine. There also appeared to be only one server working. This may explain why it took a while before someone took our order, and why he never checked in on how the food was (we had to flag him down). The ambiance is okay, but felt a little tired. I would go back if I was in the area, but it wouldn't be a go to for me.

Frequently bring the family here for Sunday "kids eat free" (1 kids meal w adult entree)…read more The staff is very friendly and the kids like the decorations and vibe. Food is quite good and comes out fairly quickly. All around good experience and value

Great food! Very flavorful tacos. Great drink selection! Prices are good as well. Patio area was…read morechill vibes!

A very cozy and tastey experience. I'm used to sub standard mexican food in quality and portions…read more This place however was a treat. The food quality was very good. I took advice from other reviewers and got the chicken fajita qeusedilla. I added a beef (shredded) tostada and I wish I hadn't, it was just too much food. Flavorful and well crafted. The staff were nice as well. If I lived in the State I'd come back for sure but I recommend for passersbys