Loved the food. Every dish was presented greatly and was fantastic…read more Would love to visit again

Good food in a convenient location…read more Burrito dish was good, well seasoned and hot. The chips were light and crispy. They tasted like they were fried in house. Staff were responsive, not outwardly friendly but we got our meals in a decent timeframe.

Casa Tequila Bar & Grill in Sterling is hands down one of my favorite Mexican spots! I had friends…read morevisiting who love Mexican food, and I knew right away where to take them. From the homemade guac, salsa, and warm chips to the fresh, made-to-order entrées and perfectly mixed margaritas, Casa Tequila never disappoints. This visit was no exception -- we enjoyed the steak fajitas, pork belly burrito, enchiladas, and of course, margaritas for the win! The service was fast and friendly, and the vibrant, festive décor made the whole experience even better. Definitely a go-to for great food, great drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Food was very delicious! It definitely hit the spot. The nachos came out on Taco shells which were…read moreinteresting but still delicious! Our server was kind and great! She continued to check on our waters and had quick service. The inside of this spot is what I often see at other Mexican Restaurants. Not fusion! The decoration is colorful, pops out, lots of decorative touch! It was very warm inside, I had to pull out my portable fan. Granted, I went on a day when there was a heat wave, so maybe that was an effect? But I would still visit again, nonetheless!

Los Toltecos is a Mexican restaurant in Broadlands with plenty of free parking in the lot in the…read morecomplex. Also, there's also plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. The ambiance can be described as very casual and family friendly - good for groups 6-8 people. Our server was really nice and efficient, she got our group in and out during our lunch hour. It was also really easy to split our check. However, the food was okay for the price. On the lunch special, you get 2 tacos and refried beans for $12.99 which was a little bit expensive for the quality and quantity. I definitely wish I had another taco and the meat was a little chewy. However, it was seasoned nicely and had a nice sauce on top. I'd recommend coming here if you're looking for a quick casual meal with a small group that isn't picky.

We come here several times in a month, we truly enjoy the food and the staff is so friendly,…read moreincluding the manager Mr. Ismael. If you want to eat well!!! And be 100% satisfied....This is the place!! FRESH AND DELICIOUS... reasonable price, Margaritas are delicious and strong. Th atmosphere is great, they play really good music. Food portions are generous and food is authentic with flavor.

Wow, this place SMELLS amazing outside, so we are walking around One Loudoun and say, heck, let's…read moregive them another try, it's not busy at all 2pm). There were an abundance of tables and booths inside and outside, but we were told they were all "RESERVED" and we would have to sit in the bar area. All high top tables, except one, which we had to use (medical issue). It was by one of two doors outside to the patio on the bar side of the restaurant, which should have been my warning to just leave now and save the hunger for another establishment. The bartender was working EVERY TABLE in the area, inside and outside. I was concerned, but we gave him a chance. Chips were good, salsa was kinda green and tasteless, but we only ever got one basket of chips in the 80 minutes it took us to order, get our food, and ask to pay. There was soccer on in the bar to distract, thank goodness, because it was filled with people and at least four kids literally having foot races in the bar area because they were bored waiting for their food. No kiddie activity crayons or whatever. My husband is halfway through his soda, and we see a long, dark hair inside the glass... INSIDE THE GLASS. When the waiter finally got back to us, we asked for another drink glass. He brought us two fresh drinks, but now mine had a jagged glass chip missing from the rim (where you place your lips), so I was no longer interested in my drink. Food was mostly OK, the fajita chicken is very good, the tortillas soft and fluffy. The beef in the enchiladas or taco my husband got is currently making him feel a bit ill (oily maybe?) but his chicken one was good. The poor waiter had too many tables for one person. The other person in the bar area was in full out prep mode for a night of drinks and bar activities. Lemons, limes, ice, very busy, didn't help the waiter at all. The tables that were vacated stayed dirty for almost 30 minutes outside, no bus boy help, but several staff people in the host area talking and I suppose waiting for the avalanche of guests for those empty tables. By the way, if you sit near the door outside, every single time the waiter opens the door, a gush of humid, hot air blows you hard and strong. It's very annoying, and you want to AVOID the tables by the patio door or you will get to enjoy all the seasons, all at once. We finally were able to get the waiters attention to pay, tipped him (this situation wasn't his fault), and left. Guess what? Empty tables, staff standing around, I was annoyed. Don't go without a reservation, or better yet, don't go to Uncle Julios... The choice is yours.

For secret of Mayo, they really sucked!!!!…read more No music and a very noisy restaurant Not to mention their bathrooms were absolutely disgusting ! Piss on the seat toilet paper all over the floor A can't wash basin covered in dirty cloth disposable paper- It was that the manager hasn't walked into the bathroom throughout the course of 23 hours of 2 to 3 hours I was appalled and quite disgusted with using the restroom !!!!! Don't go here it's gross !!! Gonna throw up now!!!

I was very hesitant to try Mexican food on the East Coast being from Arizona, but this place did…read morenot disappoint. The house made Jamaica was incredible, and I tried the birria quesadilla and it was outstanding. The service was really good, and we actually came for trivia night and it was actually quite terrible, it took forever to get through each round, there was way too much time given to answer questions. There's not a lot of seating in here, so it filled up pretty quickly. My only gripe about this place is it is literally a crime for any Mexican food place to charge for chips and salsa, so definitely lost a star for that. The food was amazing though!

I rate restaurants within their category and concept. I am not comparing a neighborhood Mexican…read morerestaurant to a Michelin star fine dining experience. If a place delivers quality food, represents its cuisine well, and exceeds expectations for its setting, that earns a high rating from me. We recently visited Casa De Avila in Leesburg, and I have to start with the horchata because it was truly the star of the meal. I am of Mexican heritage, my mom is Mexican, and I grew up drinking homemade horchata. This one tasted just like it should. It was creamy, clearly made with milk and condensed milk, with that soft sweetness and a gentle hint of cinnamon. It honestly tasted homemade, and that alone made me smile. Now, it is hard for me personally to give most Mexican restaurants 5 stars, and that has more to do with my background than the restaurant itself. I was born and raised in Los Angeles and grew up eating incredible home cooking from my mom, who is an amazing cook. That naturally shapes my expectations. In the DMV area, it has been tough to find truly authentic Mexican flavors. With the exception of La Jarochita, and Mancha Cocina Mexicana, which is more elevated but very well done, good Mexican food can be hard to come by here. All that said, Casa De Avila serves very good food and is probably the best I have found in this category locally. The sopes were made fresh, which makes a huge difference in both flavor and texture. The tacos were solid overall. The asada was very good, well seasoned and flavorful. The al pastor was good, but it did not quite have that deep, traditional flavor you get from proper trompo style preparation. The esquites were also tasty, and the kids loved that they added hot Cheetos. That is a trend we saw in Los Angeles years ago, so it felt fun and nostalgic to see it here. If I could offer one suggestion, it would be about the salsa. The salsa served tasted more like a bottled style Mexican salsa. I would love to see a true house made salsa roja or salsa verde, the kind where you char the tomatoes, tomatillos, chiles, and onions before blending. That deep roasted flavor is such a big part of authentic Mexican cooking and would elevate the whole experience even more. The service was amazing from start to finish. Everyone was friendly, welcoming, and attentive, and the staff really helped make the experience even better. Overall, Casa De Avila is doing a lot right. The food is flavorful, the horchata is exceptional, and it stands out in an area where good Mexican food is not easy to find. While my personal background makes me a tough critic, this is still a place I would happily return to. A solid 4 stars.

I love Senor Tequila's for Happy Hour! This was the first time that I ate inside during happy hour…read morenot on taco tuesday. The frozen blue margarita was tasty and paired well with the chicken quesadilla, which was also on the HH menu. We also ordered the al pastor tacos again, and they were seasoned perfectly. However, they were a little expensive for 5 tacos for the size ($21) when full priced. They did taste good and the meat was juicy, so I didn't mind! The lava cake was also a perfect addition to the meal. It was priced well and was presented very cute. Additionally, our waitress was super kind - she refilled our chips and drinks often and constantly checked in on us. I'd recommend coming here for a casual Mexican happy hour!

I'm not sure why there are so many 1 star reviews. You really get your bang for your buck here! The…read moreportion sizes are HUGE and you can probably split one entree with another person instead of one entree per person. I highly recommend the fajitas because it comes with so many different types of meats, vegetables, beans, rice, and tortillas! I like how you can choose between corn or flour. The grilled steak nachos were also really good with all the toppings with queso, sour cream, lettuce, guacamole, salsa, and jalapeños. I enjoyed the complimentary tortilla chips and sauce that it came with. I also ordered a frozen mango margarita which is HUGE. Definitely shared that with another person. There's a lot of seating inside and you can easily walk in. Our waitress was nice and came to check in on us multiple times. Definitely a solid Mexican place in the area!

Had dinner here while in town and it was really good. I was staying in the area and La Perla was…read morewithin short walking distance. Greeted walking in and seated in the same minute. The place is festive and bright inside, an impressive menu with lots of options. After giving it a once over, started with a Michelada and a bean and cheese quesadilla, it was a really good start. La Perla is known for its seafood, so I went for the Branzino, whole fish head on. The fish was so tender and flaky, just delicious. Served with fresh guacamole, rice, and a salad, with some fresh tortillas. This was an excellent dish and worth a try. 4.5 Stars rounded up for the kind hosts and cold libation 01094

if ever I could feel reverse racism in Loudon County this is the place. They seemed as if they…read moredidn't want me in their restaurant and weren't very friendly at all. I ordered pupusa's and next day paid for it on the porcelain throne. I'm not racist phobia but I'm telling you they didn't like this gringo in their restaurant.

We order breakfast burritos from here often. This last time though, totally disappointed. We paid…read moreover $8 for a burrito and it was smaller than the plastic fork they gave us. I'm usually pretty happy with their burritos, and usually they are MUCH larger. Not sure why they gave us a mini burrito but, not impressed at all with this mini size for $8.

I ordered a burrito vegan asked to add jalapeños and they didn't put any!! third time in arrow!!!…read morebesides cashier did not bother to say greet me or anything. Bad customer service is not like they were busy or anything.

The breakfast was soooo good, who knew qdoba served breakfast the staff was nice and it was clean…read morefor sure.

I haven't had Qdoba in years because there aren't any near me. I happened to be in the area, so I…read morethought I'd give them a try. I remembered liking Qdoba more than Chipotle or Moe's, and the food did not disappoint. I got the spicy tequila lime steak, and the staff at this location was very friendly. I'm not giving five stars, however, because the drink machines were all out of order, forcing me to buy a bottled drink for nearly $5. I also ordered chips on the side, which were another $4 and change. All told, including a 10% tip, my quick lunch cost nearly $30. I liked the food, but not $30-for-fast-casual-lunch liked it. Unfortunately, at that price, I won't be coming back.

Have been here many times and everything is always amazing. Today I tried the californià burrito…read moreand I can honestly say it was the best thing I have tried.

Does Zocalo mean Joke in Spanish? It must as I was not impressed with this place at all. I did like…read morethat you could order different tacos in the combo. There was an 85 cent uncharge for shrimp and shrimp tacos are one of my favorites (al pastor being another in my top 100). It looked delicious but as I was eating, I realized there were only TWO shrimp in it... and they weren't big either. The Chorizo may have been the blandest (most bland) chorizo I ever had. It had zero redness and tasted like ground beef dusted chorizo spice (I think the Spice Girls kicked her out early, BTW). The chicken taco was decent and what you'd expect. For &17 for 3 tacos and can of Coke Zero, I was disappointed. I should have just gone to Sheetz for their 6 tacos for $6 instead. IYKYK! ;)