I always have to end up somewhere that serves rice. I may have to travel with a rice cooker. This…read moretime, as many times before, I came to a Mexican restaurant. This is a nice place, with lots of people coming in and out, and a nice bar and dining room. The food came to our table quickly, the plates came hot out of the oven. I had a combo tamale/burrito, and my gf had a combo enchilada/burrito. We also ordered some guacamole, some queso, and the salsas were self serve. We enjoyed everything.

A great Mexican restaurant in Horse Shoe. The service was great. We sat in the enclosed outdoor…read moreseating. I had a taco and enchilada both were great. The taco bar has some delicious and fiery hot sauce.

I love their chimichangas and burritos ! Service is great…read moreand reasonably priced. Will definitely go back!

Quick service and generous portions. The ambiance is very casual. Come as you are! Realized we…read moreshould have split a meal when my giant fajita quesadilla arrived. Lived all the veggies and shrimp loaded in it. The salsa bar is self service and offers a nice variety of heat levels and types. The basket of chips comes with a bowl of hot bean dip--nice change from the typical salsa. Prices are reasonable for what you get.

The food was so good! The service was great! Our waitress was very good and attentive.read more

One of the few places open on Sunday in this small shopping center, other than the Engles. Cute…read morekind of western style Mexican restaurant with a bar. Sundays special had a margarita cadillac for $9, which is a good deal, but I drink a little bit too much from wedding festivities earlier so passed on the drinks. After looking back on the menu, I now see they gave us the dinner menu when we were eating around 1PM because the item I ordered wasn't even on the lunch menu (the dinner menu has slightly higher prices assuming because they are usually larger portions). I ordered the Barbacoa burrito ($15.99), it was decent, a little bland though. I also wish there were more veggies incorporate. There was a small piece of lettuce covered in sour cream. My friend ordered the tacos al pastor ($15.99) which were nice and had a kick. They also did give chips and queso free of charge. I think it was queso at least, they just dropped it off and didn't tell us what it was but it was good. The servers were nice, but this area definitely has small town vibes because people kept accidentally mistaking me for someone who looks like me. It looked like this shop was pretty popular for the area. Seemed pretty crowded but not too crowded. The server said that the most popular item was the arroz con pollo, which is classic cheese chicken and rice (reminds me of my hometown Mexican spot go to since that's also the most popular item haha) They also have outdoor seating/ a nice separate patio area that gave me tiki bar vibes.

Staying in the hotel next-door, came by here because it looked real authentic. Definitely didn't…read moredisappoint! This place is absolutely legit! First time I came I got mixed fajitas, this time I had the grill grilled fish tacos. Everything was absolutely delicious, very fresh ingredients, and courteous staff! This is my new spot when I'm staying around here!

So, I will say that while it wasn't what I was expecting, it wasn't terrible -- just a bit strange…read moreand not quite the eating experience I anticipated. In lieu of chips and salsa, they offer some sort of a shredded crab tostada. To quote our server, they do not have chips and salsa. A little weird for a Mexican restaurant, but okay. My fiancée ordered the usual, arroz con pollo, and I ordered what I like for gauging the flavor and authenticity I'm looking for in Mexican food -- carne asada tacos, plain and simple. Her ACP came with a little American flag in middle. Kinda cute, kinda on the nose, but a nice presentation overall. My tacos were a bit dry, but they were okay. I wouldn't rush back here, though. I think I mistook this place for the one next door inside the Best Western. Mariscos El Paso seems to cater more to Mexican-style seafood -- which again is an odd take for me, but may be interesting to others. p.s. the music was some really loud marimba-surf over the PA, not for me personally but maybe turn it down a little so patrons can conversate

Sat at the bar for dinner and had a margarita and a steak quesadilla. The bartender was friendly…read moreand the service fast. The door and drink were pretty good.

The food is always fresh well prepared and fast out like a flash. I said at the bar this time and…read morehad a bartender name is Kimberly fantastic she never stopped working the whole time and make sure everything was perfect. She was on top of things the entire time I was there. Service service service with a smile thank you so much, Kimberly.

Tenango's is our "go-to" place for Mexican cuisine. The food is always delicious and the service…read moretop notch. Our Server, Minerva, went above and beyond to see that we had everything we needed. Greeted with a warm smile and brought our drinks quickly. Was patient with us as we looked over the menu to decide what incredible dish we would order tonight! Recommend Tenango's above all other in the area!

Stopped here on a road trip because of all the good reviews. Had to ask for our server multiple…read moretimes. It's like they didn't know we were there. The food was good but I've never had chimis that had no Guac salad with it. They seemed very disorganized.

We were so happy to find this fantastic taqueria. This was the first place to eat in Hendersonville…read morethat we really loved. The place has a welcoming and very low-key atmosphere - but the food is top-notch! My companion had the #2 carne asada and I had the #7 chicken mole. Both dishes came with rice and beans and a basket of (4) delicious warm soft corn tortillas (wrapped in fresh towels) that looked and tasted like they were homemade and had been cooked to perfection - just the right proportion of crispy dark bits. At the counter there are add-ons - cilantro, limes, onions, red chilis and green and red salsa. The carne had a beautiful tang and depth of flavor - chunks of tender pork swimming in beautiful green sauce with green chilis and a heady heat that almost caused me to swoon - but there was no burn, just rapturous deliciousness. The mole was also lovely - the two pieces of chicken - breast and drumstick - cooked low and slow so the meat just tumbled off the bone. The mole itself had a beautiful velvety consistency and a craveable complexity of sweet, hot and savory. Wrapping these soulful stews in the accompanying tortillas with rice and beans and condiments made for a truly satisfying lunch after a day of hiking the beautiful trails of Western North Carolina. Thanks so much Taqueria Gonzalez!

The food and the tacos just get better. Love number one which is ribs on spicy salsa and the asada…read moretacos are just the best. A big portion of rice and beans and whichever plate you pick

The parking lot is small but the venue is fairly big. I walked in for lunch and there was a decent…read morecrowd. Chips and salsa were good. House made chips were enjoyable and the salsa had good flavor. For my entree, I got the chicken chimicanga. I was taken back a bit as the chimicanga came in smothered with a cheese sauce. But the flavors of the sauce were good. The tortilla was nice and crispy and the chicken was cooked really well, though it could have used a bit more seasoning. The guacamole that came on top of the chimicanga was good. My server was very helpful and attentive. I went during lunch but there was still a decent crowd there. It seems like it would be a festive place to be during the evening hours.

Chicken tasted like rotisserie chicken. i could cook better if I went to the back. not great…read moreservice either...

We were skeptical based on the stars and rating but tried it despite the yelp rating. So glad we…read moredid! It is in an interesting spot, attached to a Best Western. But once we walked in, it was like any other Mexican restaurant. Our chips, salsa and bean dip were delivered quickly and our server was great! He took our orders, refilled drinks quickly and we were well taken care of. There's also a salsa bar for spicier salsa options. The food was also delicious! If we were passing through, we would come again. The ambiance was also nice-good decor and clean all around.

I ultimately did end up finding the El Paso Mexican restaurant that I wanted to try out; it's…read moreconnected to the inside of the Best Western hotel lobby. Not sure if I'm just looking for the wrong thing at the wrong place, but I figured carne asada tacos on corn tortillas with onion and cilantro was a menu staple at all Mexican restaurants. That is not the case here; onion and cilantro costs *extra*. Bizarre concept to me, but that's what we wanted. The food was good and table service was acceptable enough, but the price point...well, personally I just can't justify coming back here to get tacos for two for $50+. Take me at my word on this one and just look elsewhere.

Boy do we love these tacos! They offer corn tortillas and star the gluten free options. The bulgogi…read moreis my personal favorite and my wife loves Bangkok. Service is great and we love that location so much more than Greenville. Lots of space, indoor and outdoor.

The service is quick and awesome ! The flavors of the tacos are so good. I can only eat two at a…read moretime because they are so filling! I love the steak taco I get it religiously when I go but my boyfriend and I love a bunch of there items on the menu!!