As recent transplants, we were looking for a good Mexican Restaurant. Another local restaurant was…read morerecommended but we stopped in La Cabaña, and we are glad we did. This will be our go to Mexican Restaurant. Loved the decor, the salsa and chips were amazing and our food was extremely delicious, even though they were not busy when we stopped in. We will definitely be back, soon!

We stopped in at La Cabaña by JUAN for an early dinner and had a decent overall experience. One…read morething I appreciated right away was that drinks come in generous pitchers -- great value if you're going with a group. Chips and salsa were brought to the table without having to ask, which is always a welcome touch. Service was attentive considering there was only one server handling the floor. Props to them for keeping things running smoothly. The food was middle-of-the-road -- not the best Mexican I've had, but certainly not the worst either. If you're looking for a solid, no-surprises meal, it'll do the job. The atmosphere is actually one of the highlights. It's a nice bar setting, well-lit, and wasn't overly loud during our early visit -- easy to hold a conversation, which isn't always a given at a bar. Now, the restrooms could use some attention. They're a bit dated and in need of updating. I did get a chuckle out of the handwashing requirement sign posted prominently on the wall -- right next to the one soap dispenser that happened to be completely empty. It makes you wonder how closely that policy is actually enforced. Overall, La Cabaña by JUAN is a fine spot for drinks and a casual bite. Just maybe bring your own hand sanitizer.

We asked some people who live in Scottsboro and they said this place was good; they were right!…read more When we drove up, there were many cars outside indicating people inside. We were seated immediately by friendly staff. We ordered the queso and guacamole; the queso was watery with no spices but good. The guacamole looked like it had been whipped but had some spice to it. We ordered the ribeye steak and were told it was around 12 ounces. So we asked for an extra plate and split it. The green peppers and onions on the steak made it a flavorful entry. For dessert we had the sopaipillias. There were four with ice cream in the center. A total of around $40 plus tip for a great meal!

Grew up here and used to love going to Buenavista. I don't know if the place got worse or I just…read moreknow better now (probably both, but more the second), but I need to write a review to remind myself not to come here again, ha! We always get the Guacamole Buenavista here. I felt like they used to make these table side, if not, for sure used to come in actual Guacamole form. Now they give you a plate with some sliced avocados on it with pico de gallo and call it a day. Taste? Not all that. Service? The server was kind of "attitutdy", so that didn't want to make me go back either. May be the best Mexican in town, but far from being actually good.

Not my favorite taco place, but it did the job. All the meats were really good, and it was right…read morenext to the Unclaimed Baggage center so very convenient for us. The place itself is small, quaint, and authentically Mexican, and the server was super sweet though not Mexican at all. Prices are VERY reasonable, though they've gone up slightly I think in the past few years (to be expected). Here's what we tried: -Mex Sausage Taco: 8/10 - Small, but great flavor. The tortilla on this taco was stunning: it was a corn tortilla, yet it was so thick and soft. That's not something you see everyday. The sausage (chorizo) was well seasoned and nicely crumbly, and it was an overall pretty good street taco. -Aztec Steak Burrito: 9/10 - The flavor of the meat inside the burrito was so good, as the steak was tender and well seasoned. (The burrito comes with a huge portion of mexican rice and refried beans, and while the rice is your average if not a bit less flavorful mexican rice, the refried beans are very watery and pretty lacking in richness.) The burrito is definitely the important part of this plate, and it hit the mark for me. -Chicken Tamale: 7/10 - Chicken was good, though I wish they had put cheese in with the chicken to add some extra texture and spice things up. It was a well made tamale, just not the best I've had. -Dobladas: 5/10 - We weren't sure what to expect here. Normally dobladas are a guatemalan dish where tortillas are simply folded and fried in a pan with cheese. This was almost like a gordita-esque dish, consisting of an even thicker than normal tortilla with chicken, lettuce, and sour cream. The chicken isn't packing a big punch, and while the tortilla is good, the lettuce and the sour cream don't add enough flavor to really make the dish sing. It's good though, and something more on the fresh side if that's what you're looking for. -Chicken Quesadilla: 2/10 - Wow, so so disappointing. The cheese was barely melted, the tortilla was dry, and the chicken was lackluster in flavor. Not worth it at all. Wouldn't come again, but not a bad experience.

Without a doubt, this was the best caldo de res that I have had since my Grandmother, RIP, last…read moremade this for me! Huge pieces of carrots, potatoes, and fall off the bone meat with a delicious consume that only gets better with the addition of fresh cilantro and diced onions. Warm tortillas accompany this hearth soup tha twill keep you full ALL day. Yummy! Can't wait to come back for more, especially with the cold weather on the horizon. 92 health rating and a real down home feel. Sin duda, este fue el mejor caldo de res que he comido desde la última vez que mi abuela, que en paz descanse, me lo preparó. Enormes trozos de zanahorias, papas y carne que se desprende del hueso con un delicioso sabor que mejora aún más con la adición de cilantro fresco y cebollas picadas. Las tortillas calientes acompañan a esta sopa casera que te mantendrá lleno TODO el día. ¡Delicioso! No puedo esperar a volver por más, especialmente con el frío que se avecina. Calificación de salud de 92 y una sensación realmente hogareña.

Absolutely loved this place. The food was excellent and the portions are huge. Our waitress was…read morevery attentive and she never let us run out of drinks or chips. I ordered a Sangria Margarita and it was one of the best margaritas I've had. We will definitely be going back.

Food was good. But gosh never been so rushed in my life. We had only been there for 30 minutes…read moreand we were being rushed by everyone that worked there. I don't remember the name of the girl we had but she didn't fill our waters up the whole time till the end when she gave us our check, we also had to flag someone to find her. We didn't see her till the end. We usually go to the one in rainsville. I would highly recommend the one in rainsville over this one.

HH & I enjoyed this small community's ' go to' eatery! The staff was delightful, and the community…read moreis truly country folk. Nothing super fancy just good food and down to earth people. We saw everything from farmers in their coveralls to lawyer types without the suit coats. Don't rush, go in and sit a spell.

Food, service, people. Just a small town place. Great atmosphere. We go here often. Thurs. night…read morebuffet.

I've reviewed Gear Jammers before, but this one is a little different. I'm not going to brag on…read morethe food, nor the ambience, but I am going to brag on the testament to good ole southern hospitality and simplicity that makes Gear Jammers so good for me. If you're on the go? Which I always am, you want reliable places that consistently produce good product. And that's why o keep coming back here.

First of all, GREAT FOOD! In addition to that, this family owned place has a down home character…read morethat keeps us coming back. A great little unassuming breakfast/lunch place. Gets a little loud at times, in a good way. And great service too!

Mi Casita is a fairly typical, small town Mexican place aimed at locals. The service was friendly…read moreand the food was average. The salsa was way too garlicky and had zero heat. It also had an odd taste of cucumber. My wife had chile relleno and it a little odd. Rather than a fried stuffed pepper, it was a small sliver of pepper covered in ground beef and melted cheddar. It wasn't the greatest. My cheese enchiladas covered in chicken were fine.

My husband and I moved to the area a couple of years ago and have struggled to find a restaurant…read morethat really captured our interest. Tonight, we decided to take a chance on Mi Casita. Our hopes were not high. His food allergies make dining out hard. He decided to put his fate in the hands of our server and I took the leap as well. We ended up with two dishes that we shared. The big shrimp burrito and some sort of enchilada with verde sauce. Both dishes tasted so fresh and had so much flavor. We were shocked. This is not what we expect from small town Mexican. Both dishes had been altered from the menu so that my husband could safely eat. Both dishes were amazing. We will be back. Thanks to our server and to whoever was running the kitchen.

We've been wanting to try this place for quite awhile and finally had our chance last night…read more Unfortunately, it was so cold in there, we had to leave right as our food came out. We moved the food to takeout containers and went home. The food was as good as you could expect it to be 30 minutes after it was made. I was disappointed, but am not a fan of takeout Mexican anyway. It's just not a food that is good when it isn't straight to the table. We will definitely be back (with coats) to give it another try. Btw, one of my items was a street taco. Those tend to fall apart, so are usually served on two soft corn tortillas. Their pic in the menu even shows two tortillas, but mine only had one. Needless to say, it was physically a wreck, but tasted great. Next time I go, if I order them again, I'll be sure to mention that they need two.

This was some of the best Mexican food I've ever had. Very hot and fresh. The waiter and employees…read morewere absolutely wonderful. Highly recommend.