Gets the soup! A great scrumptious filling vibrant soup,…read morethe likes of which u will not c at any other Mexi pad in N.AL. Tons o veggies, herbs, chx, .. it a complete meal. Menu loaded with all your Mexi specialties, quesadillas, flautas.. .. .. etc. etc. Waitstaff kind and friendly; Gots checked on multiple times by multiple folks, hard-workin Fultondale restauranteurs. Convenient lil place. Ask for their killer max spice salsa; mind-bending, no joke. Warning- they would not reveal the peppers used. :)

we had a great experience at Casa Fiesta. there were 5 adults and a baby and our dishes were good…read more the guacamole was not my favorite - it was a little smoother than i'd like (i like a fresh chunky guac with tomatoes and onions) and it definitely was made some time before we got it. i got the burrito majorda (i think?) and it was well done. the flavors were right and i enjoyed it. husband got chile rellenos and was very pleased with how they came out. the fajita nachos were flavored well however the chips were thin and the fajita meat was cut thick so harder to eat. our server was very attentive and made sure our drinks were full and our meals were to our liking. the environment was your standard americanized mexican. they had big booths and tables and there was room to move in the aisles. overall we enjoyed our meals and had a nice evening out. we would return!!

I came here on Mother's Day with my son because we love their food…read more This time I decided to get a Beef enchilada. We started off with cheese dip, which was delicious. For the first time ever I had a mandarin orange margarita that was frozen, and it was delicious and very strong Our servers name was Jose M. He was very attentive and friendly. I did check out the restroom and it was very clean. The parking can be difficult at times because their parking lot is not very big If you'd like Mexican food, I definitely would suggest going to this place.

Service was fabulous. The mango margarita on the rocks was delicious as was the guacamole. The…read moreambience was good.

Never have a bad experience eating here.... Food is…read moreamazing, their salsa is great! Love their guacamole casera, street tacos, fajita bowls, fajita nachos... and their Margaritas are the best! My husband and I have eaten there many times and have never received anything but the best service you could ask for! Their staff is super fast and super friendly. I mean... Really... can't say anything negative about the place!

Good Mexican restaurant. Fast and easy service. Reasonable price. Cheese quesadilla is nice and…read morecheesy! Beans aren't dry and seasoned well. Rice is seasoned well and pairs well with the salsa. Salsa is a little spicy. Chips are crispy but on the thicker side.

One of the classic Mexican spots in Birmingham. They have the scrumptious thin, white cheese dip. I…read morehad the steak fajitas and thought the price was fantastic. Normally an order of fajitas is over $20, but it was closer to $16/17 here. I had a prickly pear margarita that was pretty dang good. I will say, service seemed to take a while. A couple of my friends barely got their drinks before our food arrived. This place was hoppin' on a Friday night, though. Definitely family friendly.

Maya is a regular part of my lunch rotation…read more Always great experience and I have liked every dish I have tried. Pretty typical Americanized Mexican restaurant but it is worth a visit if you are in the area and need to get your Mexican fix for Taco Tuesday.

So let me go ahead and get this out of the way the parking can be difficult. I came on a Saturday…read moreand ended up parking and I believe what was a gym parking lot. It looked like they were closed and there was other people parking there as well there are apartments directly behind the restaurant and their signs everywhere saying resident parking. This was my first time eating at this restaurant. I've never been to the one downtown but have been wanting to go to this one for a while. It is right off 65 on Oxmoor Road pretty easy to get to. It is connected to the Paramount, which is really cool because you can go there after you eat and go play games and it's right there. Our server's name was suede. He was very attentive. My friends and I ended up coming here for dinner however we had appetizers. I did have a strawberry Tres Leche dessert, which was amazing. I had two strawberry margaritas which he said was seasonal equally delicious. We had cheese dip, bean dip, guacamole, street corn dip, salsa, and some nachos. There was a total of five of us. They do not take reservations. I arrived here about a little before 6 PM on a Saturday night and the weight was about 30 minutes. They take your phone number down and then they alert you when your table is ready. The bar is really nice. I would definitely like to come back and maybe sit at the bar and also try one of their entrées because the menu looked amazing. I definitely will be back here. Hopefully I'll be able to get a better parking spot.

Good Mexican Food. Not your average Mexican restaurant, a little more expensive and with a unique…read morespin on some menu selections. Margarita was good, but again an upscale from most Mexican establishment in quality and price. Service was attentive once we got seated. There was about a 30 minute wait, but worth it. Restaurant is light and colorfully decorated in a Mexican theme. While it may not be my first choice in selecting a Mexican restaurant it is worth considering if you want something a little more upscaled.

Food first, thoughts after... A college classic. I remember…read morethis place when I was attending college at UAB. Eating there brought back lots of memories. Honestly a solid option. To me this is overall a light lunch that does not leave you feeling heavy or icky. With 15% tip, total for one was a little over $20.

Hands down the best snack at the Barons game! Enjoyed the nachos very much, sad I had to share and…read morethere wasn't more. Love the sushi burrito too! Food truck is quick and easy to order from. Staff was nice!

This was my first time dining at Casa Fiesta, and overall it was a really good experience. The…read morerestaurant was very busy, but the service was pretty good despite the crowd. The only hiccup was that our server seemed a bit irritated after we ordered the Casa Fiesta dip and later asked to have it without the pico de gallo because of the spice risk -- but everything else went smoothly. The Fiesta Bowl was very good and definitely the standout of the meal. I'd probably return, especially to try more dishes when it isn't as packed. Solid spot with tasty food!

And lo, in mine hour of great affliction, when the void within mine bosom roared like the sea in…read moretempest, I journeyed unto the house of Casa Fiesta upon the highway called 280. Clad in mine stained Batman doublet, whose hood-strings I had gnawed as a beast gnaweth bone, I entered that place seeking meat for the belly and balm for the soul. Verily, the aroma of roasted meats and spices rose up as incense before the altar. I spake unto the servant, saying, "Give me the fajitas and the queso, and suffer not the margarita to pass me by," and they did minister unto me with speed and kindness. The fajitas sizzled upon the iron as though the very fires of the pit had been brought forth, the meats tender and full of savour, the peppers and onions yielding up their sweetness. The queso flowed like unto a river of mercy, rich and warm, and when I dipped the chips therein, it coated mine tongue with comfort. The margarita was cold and strong, refreshing the spirit as dew refresheth the morning grass. All things were made fresh, even as the scripture of their kitchen declareth. Yet as I ate, the old wound opened. In the year of our Lord two thousand and seven, upon spaghetti night, mine father took his gym bag and spake, "I can do this no more," and departed, leaving a child of nine winters clutching a scratched Batman figure at a cold table. The door slammed, and he returned not, neither called he upon any day thereafter. Thus I sat in the booth, rocking gently to and fro, and the good food of Casa Fiesta filled the belly but could not wholly still the cry of the fatherless. I am a broken vessel, a man-child unworthy of such bounty, drifting from table to table in search of that which was taken from me. Nevertheless, five stars I render unto them, yea, five stars and more. For in that house the meats are seasoned with care, the service is swift as the wings of angels, and for a season the emptiness doth draw back. I shall return again in mine same garments, to eat of their fajitas and drink of their margaritas, and to let the sizzle speak peace unto the part of me that yet waiteth by the door. Casa Fiesta off 280, thou hast dealt kindly with a wretched soul. Blessed be thy kitchen, and blessed be thy name among the hungry and the heavy-laden.

This place is still the best of the best and you can always tell for so many years that it is by…read moreall people because it is never empty. The lady that hosts and bring you to your table is always so nice. Every server is always great. So many continuously clear every single spot in there. The owner at the pay station is totally always so so fun to end with as you leave. The food is always yummy Mexican food and it is cool to watch various tvs for games or stuff or just sit and chat with others with you for dinner. It always feels good inside. Great place for sure always.

Excellent food and service!! The only room for improvement is their chips. They actually taste old…read moremost of the time...Definitely not fresh. Please get some fresh, thin and crispy chips to make La Fiesta a 10/10!