We had a nice dinner at Fiesta Tuscumbia when traveling through the area. The food was good and the…read moreservice was excellent. Inexpensive too!

No Seasoning, the most bland Mexican ever, trashy tables still not cleaned in our section, plate…read morehotter than a simple ground beef burrito with no flavor. No jalopenos !!

Drove out to Athens to check out Burrito Express after hearing good things, and it was definitely…read moreworth it. Right away the vibe felt right -- ESPN on the screens, good music, and you can tell it's a family-run spot that takes pride in what they do. The awards for best Mexican restaurant in Limestone County over the years definitely show. The salsa was fresh and really good, and I had seen a review about the quesadilla cheese pull... it lived up to it. Rice and beans were solid, and the cold Modelo in a chilled glass with fresh lime hit perfectly. Prices on the lunch menu are reasonable, which makes it an easy spot to come back to. Service was good overall. Really enjoyed it and looking forward to trying more next time.

Our server Jacob was very friendly and nice. Our food was fantastic and my special request of no…read morebell peppers on my fajita nachos was perfect. 10/10 service and hospitality.

First off, I wanna say that if you don't order the Molcajete, I can't look at you. I just can't…read more You're not a real man --or woman-- if you can't order and eat the molcajete plate. Now, before I go any further, I should tell you that when you pay $22 for the Molcajete, it's going to be an awful lot of food...easily enough for two people--possibly six people or a small family -- but that should not keep you from ordering this amazing dish. So what's in it? You have two huge pieces of steak, two large chicken breasts, some cebollín, a handful of shrimp, a generous helping of chorizo and some nopales. If I have to translate any of that, then you might wanna go to a different restaurant or take Spanish lessons. On top of all of that, it comes with your choice of flour or corn tortillas-- I chose maiz --and a large plate of rice and beans. If you're still reading this, it means that you know what you're doing and you're unafraid. So go ahead and put the mild salsa they give to the tourists aside and order the hotter salsa... it will come in a small bowl and it will be hot and flavorful. Now, order a couple cold draft Mexican beers and get down to eating as much of this wonderful dish as you can. It's an incredible experience and I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I did. The waitstaff are very nice. You're welcome.

I really had some mixed thoughts on this place.It is very new, just about 2 months old. I also ate…read morethere at 3 in the afternoon. I was the only customer in there. I was seated immediatley and chips and salsa were on the table right away. The salsa was very thick and hard to pour out of the vase shaped bottle. I like thick salsa so this is only an observation. The menu is huge, very often this means they have a lot to offer and nothing is really good. This was true here as well. Restaurants need to learn to do something they are good at and do it better than anyone else. With so many choices I had a hard time choosing and finally got the special combo. taco, chalupa, enchilada. chile relleno and tamale served with beans and rice. The chile relleno was good, I don't like chalupas so I got a second taco instead. There was nothing extra on the tacos, meat cheese and lettuceand they were not stuffed full. The enchilada was good, the tamale was over cood on both ends to the point that the ends were to hard to chew. The rice was undercooked and the beans were fine. The food was just OK. The service was good, I think the shift changed while I was there. I had a young lady at first who was very attentive and helpful. Partway through my meal another lady took over and gave equally good service. Everything was very clean, but they were new enough it would have been hard to be really dirty yet. There are a lot of mexican places in this area, I hope this one improves some items so they will make it.

Very good, plenty of seating and parking, great service. No alcohol on site though! The food was…read moreauthentic and great price.

The food was delicious and the service was impeccable. Our waiter was friendly, attentive and…read morehelpful. The restaurant is older but well kept and we will definitely be back! Make sure you try the house margaritas they are so good!

Service is awesome! I got asada fries for $13 and the plate was huge and very delicious. It is a…read moregood place to eat with your family. We went on a Sunday afternoon and they had karaoke night , you sing a song and your meal is free only had to pay for the drink!

Mi Mexico is probably my favorite Mexican restaurant in all of North Alabama. As a transplant from…read moreSoCal, I know how hard it is to find truly authentic Mexican food out here...but this place never disappoints. The corn tacos are the best around, and their red and green salsa is on another level. It's family-owned and family-run, and the service is always excellent. I just wish they had a location closer to Madison! Stop wasting money on those fancy-looking places like Rosie's...if you want real, authentic (non-Tex-Mex) Mexican food, Mi Mexico is where you go.

Well let me just say, Julia's is absolutely marvelous! My husband Darrell and I wandered in on a…read morewhim, and I'm so glad we did. I ordered the enchiladas, and Darrell got himself a big plate of tacos. Everything was seasoned perfectly -- not too spicy, but enough to give it a good kick. The staff were really nice, checking on us numerous times to make sure we are doing ok.

Seated immediately and given menus. Opened menus, they needed to be wiped down, dried salsa on…read moreseveral pages. Chips and salsa delivered, very good. Server took our order. Seemed perturbed. Food brought quickly and appeared hot. Our Server never checked on us and we had no silverware. I tried stopping her and other servers but they would glance and walk on. Finally got one server to stop and he got us silverware. Food was cool at that point. Rice and beans were extremely bland and already cooled. The hot cheese over our chimichangas was already cool and set. The meat in the chimichangas had great flavor. Server never came back to our table except when she brought our check so we both sat there with empty glasses. Asked for to go boxes in hopes of taking it home to heat up and eat. Ended up giving it to the dog and he enjoyed it. We have tried 3 times thinking the third time would be the charm, Not! My positive note is the inside of the restaurant is still absolutely gorgeous!

Authentic Cuban Sandwiches many varieties Smoothies awesome…read more- mango and passion fruit plus many more depending on season Phone orders in advance

Major hidden gem in the Hartselle area! 4.5/5…read more I made the drive over after working in Decatur just to try Old Havana Cafe. It's in a sort of nondescript shopping mall. As other reviewers have mentioned, this is a carryout only establishment. However, they do have a few chairs and a comfy loveseat to sit on while you wait for your order. I didn't order ahead but I was able to place my order at the counter. The menu online is more extensive than the menu on the board behind the register, so I'm not certain of what all is usually available. I wound up ordering a Cubano and a guava and cream cheese pastry. The man who came out to take my order and delivered it to me when it was finished was unbelievably warm and welcoming. He had such a calm and gentle demeanor and made me feel right at home. Definitely a highlight. My food took a few minutes to come out but overall was well within a reasonable time to wait; it was very hot and fresh. It was wrapped nicely and delivered to my waiting hands. I took it out to the car to eat. The cuban sandwich was quite good. Symphony of mustard, savory and slightly sweet ham, and sour pickles. Really good flavors, and piled high between the bread. My one small complaint is that previously the bread I've had on really good Cuban sandwiches has been a bit crispier than this particular one; it was a little more chewy than I've had in the past. Very very minor though, and more a preference than anything I suppose. That guava and cream cheese pastry, though....whewwwwww. It was my first time having a freshly fried one and oh my GOODNESS it was delicious. The guava was sticky and syrupy sweet, balanced by the creamy and dense cream cheese. The pastry was scalding hot and delightfully flaky. It was too rich to eat in one sitting, but so completely delightful. Although it's certainly a drive for me in normal circumstances, I'll happily return when in the area. I've tried a good handful of Hartselle area restaurants, and this stands out as one of the best.

The first time we have visited this place. We sat at the bar and I have to say this is one of the…read morebetter Mexican restaurants we have close to home. We will be back. We had great service and the prices were very reasonable. Great food. Thanks so much

The food was so good. The portion sizes are great and the prices are good. Our service was good and…read morethe waiter recommended the bean dip that had the white cheese... and it was SO good!