The Bandido.......The Best Burrito in Ft Smith!…read more This burrito is packed end to end with flavor: Grilled Steak, Chicken, Chorizo, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Sour Cream, Guacamole, Pico de Gallo and topped with Queso. And if that ain't enough; it comes with fries. A fantastic combination. The chorizo provided the right amount of spice, the sour cream brought all the fresh flavors together. Filling and delicious. This really was and excellent burrito. I'd put it up against anything you can find in Ft Smith. The fries were good, crispy, however next time I would substitute with refried beans. My wife had a simpler version of Sabor Azteca's great burritos, the Asada. Less ingredients, but still a BIG delicious burrito. Great chips and salsa. Both the salsa in the bowl and the plastic bottles were very fresh. Excellent flavors, crispy chips. It is a small clean comfortable AUTHENTIC MEXICAN restaurant, off the beaten path on North O. The service was fast and friendly. The menu covers everything you could possibly want. A little English spoken by the owner. There is no doubt in my mind, that the other patrons in the restaurant this afternoon, were experts on Mexican food; there because it is a great place to eat!

Having worked in food service for most of my life, I can easily rate this Restaurant 5 stars. It…read moreobviously family owned. Food The food here is traditional, not commercial looking, like fast food (2 enchiladas, rice and beans) I had Caldo de Camaron, lots of shrimp, not too spicy. Wife had Enchiladas Rancheras, beautifully served, almost too much food for us. These are served with enchilada Sauce of tomatoes, steak, onion and bell pepper. Comes with guac and salad and pico. Service Only service issue is waitress only speaks Spanish. We do not. I used Google translate to request artificial sweetener. Ambience Music was too loud. We'll be back!!

My daughters and I had a nice, relaxing lunch. The restaurant is much larger than I expected and I…read moreloved the decor, both the style and the colors. Our server was very friendly and quite patient with us as we studied the menu.

This review is exclusively for the GM Garrett…read more We are patrons that visit once a week, so I'd safely say we're regulars. We order the same thing every time and greatly appreciate the service, the quality of food, the vibes, and consistency, up until this evening. The service, quality of food as always was superb as expected. It was around a quarter past 9 when we signed the check and we were finishing up our drinks when someone whom we've never encountered before came out with the demeanor of an annoyed bouncer and announced in a loud and intolerant voice that they are closed and we need to leave, surprising us and the other table of 4 next to us before promptly turning his back. I was shocked as I had always known FTT to close at 10pm. I asked our angel of a waiter if I was confused as I thought 10 pm was the closing time and she confirmed they switched there hours 2 days prior. The feeling I was left with after this encounter with the GM, especially being the first time meeting him, turned the pleasant night into a spoiled evening and bitter taste in my mouth. Having been a loyal customer for many seasons and established great relationships with many servers I am extremely disappointed in this encounter with the GM and hesitant to continue my loyalty because of it. He seemed to be more concerned about having to pay the employees overtime than ensuring proper service with its patrons. If you want a sure fire way to loose customers, keep this tool as your GM, otherwise please consider looking elsewhere. Love everyone else at this establishment, this review is singular in whom it's directed, Garrett is the ONLY negative aspect of FTT.

Had a double Friday special. $5 frozen marg and $14 chicken fajitas. Both were pretty good. Lots of…read morefood. Flour tortillas were pretty good also.

Let me tell ya about our waitress, Christa! What a gem! From the beginning of our meal to the end -…read moreshe provided top-notch service. I was dining with my dad (who is 79) and my stepmom and she made them feel like welcomed rockstars sharing menu suggestions and truly listening to what they had to say. The food was fresh and delicious! I'd recommend Joe's to anyone!

Love eating here and with not of lot other choices. The food is delicious, service is friendly,…read more and have the appeal of sitting in little Mexico.

The food is EXCELLENT! The service is really fast for a restaurant with as many items that they…read morehave to offer. Its MY FAVORITE PLACE to EAT!! HANDS DOWN!!!

I'm so glad I stopped in for dinner! The restaurant is very laid back and relaxing and the…read moreCustomers are not rushed through the meal. The salsa and chips are tasty and the guacamole is some of the best I have had. I had the #10 chicken enchiladas and beef taco with a side of guacamole. The enchiladas were great but I couldn't finish it all since it was alot of food. This was a great choice!!

Food was really good but, unfortunately, the service was not. We went on a Friday and they were…read moreseverely understaffed. We waited over ten minutes before anyone even acknowledged us. We watched two table get up and leave because of this. My rating would have been higher if service was better because the food was solid.

Visited 6/26/18. The bean burritos were excellent! The cheese and brown sauce is perfect. My bean…read morechalupa was tasty, fresh fixins, no brownish lettuce, good red tomatoes. FWIW, we eat here about once a week.

Nice people and fast service. The food is very bland. No seasoning at all. The salsa has no…read morejalapeños or calentro in it. I would not go back.

This is the BEST MEXICAN RESTAURANT IN GLENWOOD, AR. Don't be fooled by the looks of the others in…read moreGlenwood, they may look better but their food is not ! Caddo has the most flavorful and most authentic in town and it rivals any in Hot Springs as well. We moved here from Shreveport, LA, almost 12 years ago and I would say it is as good if not better than anything there also.

We were hesitant about going in because it was a Mexican lunch and dinner restaurant and we really…read morewanted a cheeseburger or something like that. To our surprise it was one of the best cheese burgers we have ever had. It had that soft bun in that greasy old school, thin, extra greasy patty with all the Fixin's.. it was a dream. Service was good. Place was packed on a Saturday.

First time trying Rustic Cantina yesterday. I really loved the Sequoyah County Indian Taco. It had…read moreplenty of good flavor, and I would honestly would have eaten another. I also ordered a chicken burrito, which was pretty good. I wasn't a huge fan of the homemade salsa, but I'm extremely picky when it comes to salsa due to living in Texas for over 40 plus years. The cheese queso was spot on, and I plan on purchasing several on our next visit. We ordered out, but all the employees were extremely friendly and seemed like all the customers were being served and enjoying their meals also. The restaurant has plenty of decorations and has a county feel to it. It is very clean and seems to be kept up with. We look forward to our next visit.

Amazingly good food, great atmosphere, and decorations, and I find the sloped-bar entertaining. Not…read morea bad selection on draft, and the staff were friendly and conversational.

To start with the atmosphere was good the server was above good he was great! the hostess was not…read morevery nice or happy but oh well. The food, the cheese dip was cold and tasted like condensed cheese soup with a few colors and no flavor, the food came out hot but the rice was so dry it was like rocks the taco was ok the cheese enchilada was the best thing on the plate. The tamale tasted like a premade shipped in kind the chicken enchilada was wet tasting . Oh may I add the chips were cold and stale. Needless to say I've benn to Mexican restaurants all over the south and I'd put this one in the top five of not to go to again. I went here on the yelp review and boy I was severely Disappointed

Staff is friendly and welcoming. Interestingly, they were…read moreplaying Cuban jazz and salsa--pleasant, but I found myself wishing for something like Selena y Los Dinos or Emmanuel Cortes to better match the vibe. The agave spirits selection is underwhelming, though that may be influenced by visiting the day after "Gringo de Mayo." The chips are comparable to standard "restaurant-style" options you'd find at a grocery store. The quesadilla is a bit unusual--there's no integrated mix of cheese and protein. Instead, the components are kept separate, which explains why the menu describes it as "baked." I initially thought that was odd, but it makes more sense now. The ranchero beans are overly salted, with little depth beyond that. While there appear to be other seasonings, they don't come through. The rice is plain and unremarkable.