This place is great for such an unassuming location (you'll see when you get there!). We were there…read moreduring happy hour for $5 house Margaritas (these are the small size) and some dinner. The margaritas were great, especially for the price! We ordered the queso, birria tacos, and the carne asada. The queso was better than expected, the birria was just the right amount of spicy and crispy, very good. The carne asada was also super tasty but I think it is the most expensive thing on the menu and I think I would order something else next time, not because it wasn't good but it was a little pricey. All said and done I think it's a very cool spot with good drinks and food that is probably a little over priced. If you navigate the menu you can definitely come out of there with an A++ meal and a fun time!

Sorry, I can't give a good review when the Lunch Shrimp fajitas had only 4 shrimp for $18.00…read more Food was good, service fine but to spend $28 for 4 Shrimp in the fajitas, a Diet Coke and tip is outrageous. I haven't paid that much at other Mexican restaurants where I had to take a to go box because there was so much food.

I had a fabulous experience. The food was high quality and flavorful. The owner came to check on…read moreus after our meal. We want to try more things from the menu. We had a chicken burrito and fish tacos. Excellent! Also they are open until 10.

Family-owned restaurant serving authentic Mexican in a small town. Gotta love it…read more Pros: You can tell everything is made from scratch. Small menu, full of interesting things I wanted to try. Quesobirrias were my favorite. Service was top notch. Tiny place (5-6 tables) with VERY clean bathrooms. Cons: you have to purchase your chips and salsa, a pet peeve of mine. Salsa was a little strong on the onions. Sodas served in a can or bottle, though I think it lends to the casual feel to the place. Summary: this ain't Taco Bell. Come here when you don't want a chimichanga, but want a tasty quesobirria... eat local.

Good Drinks. Good Food. Good Service!…read more Went here thanks to Tik Tok and Yelp, and did not regret it! All the food was good (Enchiladas, Fajitas, Streer Corn, Sweet Plantains). The Mexican Rice and Sweet Plantains were some of the best I've ever had; and I've been to So Cal, Miami, and Mexico.

Guac needed more salt and lime. The surf and turf burrito was excellent and the soft serve…read moremargarita were chefs kiss! The service was really quick though after the wait. Had a reservation and waited an additional 25 minutes to be seated. Vibes were very busy and there was a lot going on due to being seated at the door. Probably will have a better first-time experience if you go at non-peek hours.

If I ever want to go to a Mexican restaurant and know ill get good margs and good food and im out…read morein Robinson I go to Plaza Azteca. Im actually from where the original is located in VA beach so I was pleasantly surprised when I found out that there was one located here. I usually get the Pina Loca and share it with my boyfriend. Its pineapple, chicken, steak, peppers and onions all cooked inside the pineapple with queso. Its sooooo good! Plenty to share and it comes with a side of rice. The service is always quick and friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. The restaurant itself has PLENTY of seating and a huge parking lot for everyone to park. It's always a constant and stable good time whenever I go here. Quick to sit and the waiters are always friendly. Plus it helps it has cute decor on the inside too!

Sadly, the quality of food plummeted a while ago. I kept hoping they'd bounce back and I've tried…read moreother things on the menu since they've ruined everything I used to love, but none of that has been good either. Their ground beef now has more carrots & potatoes than beef (tho these ingredients are NOT listed on the menu). The seafood mix used in the chimichangas, enchiladas, etc. now has more celery than seafood. Sometimes when you order something without onions they say okay, then bring it with onions. And you find out that you can't get that item without Indians anymore (even tho you've had it without onions before), but they didn't tell you. I'm not allergic to onions, so it hasn't even dangerous, but I know people who are allergic to them. It's dangerous. The taco salad has almost no lettuce tonight, but that seemed like a tonight issue, not a general menu change. Tonight, I ordered the al pastor nachos without beans & pico with jalapeños on the side. I was asked if I wanted the sour cream. I said it doesn't have that. He said it did. The guacamole was on the menu. Sour cream was not. I got it on the side so I could give that to my fiancé with the jalapeños. But what if he hasn't asked? It's not on the menu, so I couldn't have known. When I got my nachos, there were a TON of onions. There were no onions listed on the menu. I'm not allergic, but I didn't want them and they were very annoying to pick out. They were everywhere and covered with cheese. Allergies can send people to the hospital. I wouldn't feel safe going there with anyone who has any food allergies. I can't trust them to put the ingredients on the menu. It's close to Costco, which is why we keep giving it more tries, but we're continually disappointed by a restaurant we used to like. There's no great Mexican food here for someone who lived in SoCal for a long time, but the used to be passable. Now, I'd recommend you avoid it. Our waiter actually told me there weren't carrots in the empanadas, but there was a language barrier. The other waiter came and explained they were in the mix. I like carrots, but not cooked carrots. And don't want meat that is mostly potatoes & carrots. They said the chicken doesn't, but 100% of the time I've tried the chicken, it's been way overcooked. The layout and decor hasn't changed and service is typically still fast (tho not tonight) & friendly. Definitely staying away for a while.

We decided to do a little staycation with our toddlers on Neville Island--a quick dip in the hotel…read morepool and then dinner in Coraopolis. We read through lots of reviews of restaurants in the area and decided on Five Star Honduras. The restaurant was clean and the service was helpful and quick. We ordered enough to feed an army, but we didn't realize it when ordering. The portions are generous and everything was quite good. We ordered plantains, carne asada, a breakfast chorizo dish, a tamale and a horchata to share. Little did we know, many of the other dishes we ordered came with plantains so we had them coming out our ears. haha! Lots of other people coming in that evening. Seems like a very well liked restaurant in the area!

Visiting Pittsburg and our from Honduras. This was our first stop! Authentic Honduran food! My…read morefriend and I each had the baleadas. And our Honduran friend had a soup! Very good and close to what we remember! Tucked into a little neighborhood; we were happy to find and try this place! Our server was very nice and grateful for us stopping! They have a bunch of different dishes and a little stand with a bunch of Honduran treats as well! Nice little restaurant!

The food was excellent and the service was good. They were very busy but had a small staff that…read morehandled everything great... Definitely a must visit, ground beef was fresh and flavorful.

Food was good and generous. Loved the chips and salsa. Server Fernando was excellent. Very…read moreattentive and efficient without being too intrusive. Highly recommend. Will be back.

Great food! Every time! Nice modern looking place with that Latino look too. Staff always kind and…read morecourteous.

We really love Tepache service and food/drinks. There's usually a wait on weekends and we love to…read morewait at the huge bar with a delicious tepache (pineapple) or peppino (cucumber) margarita. We like the shrimp ceviche tower which has sliced shrimp, tomatoes, peppers, onions and tends to be sort of peppery on the palate. It comes with a crispy round tortilla that you can break into smaller pieces and load with your fork for a yummy bite! My entree was the shrimp enchiladas with red pepper sauce and I subbed out pinto beans for the cilantro rice and the other side that normally comes with it. The enchiladas were a little sweet with the red pepper sauce and sort of skimpy on shrimp. The beans were fantastic. This is a louder dining experience but not overly loud. Our server, Hernando, was great!

I dined in on a Monday during lunch time. Service was exceptionally quick. The establishment wasn't…read morebusy. Salsa was very mild, basic -mostly tomato flavor. I was surprised how small the salad was for $17. It was $3 more than the regular taco salad and the only difference was a very small portion of fajita veggies and chicken. Taco salads are small for the price but a filling portion. The dish was just okay. Nothing special. I imagine people enjoy their happy hour specials at this location.

The food was outstanding especially their fried ice cream. The tortilla chips with their special…read moresauce was amazing and a perfect combo. The waiters were nice and the vibe was nice,calm, and relaxing. I recommend this place highly and I would definitely come back