Really and truthfully one of the best experiences dining I've had. My family has gone there for…read moreyears. Don't know where everybody went or what they got going on across the street but whatever it is....maybe it's how the rice gets done with a scoop and looks more organized on your plate...whatever it is y'all go ahead. Habaneros, go in there and ill 5 * guarantee it. The people are genuine. I can go in, sit down, place my order, they don't care about how you dress and are always respectful. Seriously I bet you if you went in with no pants on and lit a firecracker...soon as you're done actin foolish they'd still hand you a menu. Some of these dudes have been there like a decade +. Theres no one else in town with that dedication. All those years handling the drunken yells and fielding phone calls from the entire population of Thomson on a weekend 2 minutes before closing time. My God! Bless them! Then.....Singing happy birthday 18 times a week. No matter, no complaints. don't care about your drama or who voted Obama. You come with nonsense fine, but I guarantee you if you walk in there before you can ask they will have you seated. I never once had a bad time. Before you realize you need a refill bam! Refill. Then let's say they got your order wrong when you called in. No problem, Bam! Then they even apologize for your mistake. Consistently awesome. Never called once where they didn't answer the phone. Maybe one other business in town has done that and I promise you, promise you they have the ears of a veteran service dog. You can have wrestling on, kids fighting over who gets the tablet next, a freakin band concert. You say your order one time....one time..... no matter what they got you. And if and I mean if they make you repeat it, they just do it because they know instinctively what you said wasn't you meant. That's just them allowing you to fix what you said. Anyways, awesome drinks. Great owners, tremendous wait staff, and the foods pretty good too. So yeh, that's a 10. Keep it up guys, y'all are a much needed restaurant in this town

All in all, Habaneros Mexican Grill offered an overall decent meal. The service was friendly enough…read moreand the ambiance was decent enough. Nothing fancy, but I have always maintained that the best Mexican food comes from these humble mom-and-pop type establishments. If you are in the area, I would recommend Habaneros Mexican Grill if you are craving Mexican food.

Stopped by this restaurant the other day to try something different instead of the usual La…read moreJaliciense. Ordered an assortment of tacos/gordita including barbacoa, lengua, tripas, pastor as well as a queso beef dip and Jamaica as a beverage. Was pleasantly surprised to get some free chips and dip which was decent. Some of the chips were undersalted or a bit grainy/sandy tasting but the salsa was decent. Tacos Barbacoa (4.5/5): Their best taco for sure. Very tender pieces of shredded meat, not too fatty but still very flavorful. Reminiscent of the cabeza taco at la jaliciense. Tacos Lengua (4/5): Good amount of lengua pieces that are also pretty tender and tasty. All their tacos are salty enough, and I liked how the lengua pieces were cubed into smaller pieces than other spots. Beef queso dip (4/5): Rich queso with ground beef mixed within, a decent appetizer for sure and would recommend ordering this. Tacos Tripas (2.5/5): I asked before ordering if they would be pretty crispy as this is how I enjoyed Tripas in Mexico city, San Antonio, etc. and they confirmed it would be. When I received it, very few pieces were crispy and many of them were oily/soggy. Some tasted slightly burnt. Although the portion of meat was very generous, I felt the quality could have been higher. Gordita Pastor (3/5): The tacos pastor also had decent portions and was well seasoned, but the issue was that it lacked tenderness and was pretty firm. The jamaica was a bit too sweet. They provide beans if you order 3 tacos but will increase the costs to accommodate this, I would request no beans and just order the tacos a la carte in the future. Overall, it is still an authentic Mexican spot in North Augusta and pricing is fair, but I prefer La Jaliciense by a fair margin for the variety and quality of meat within the tacos.

Service was awful. Server was less than helpful. The server removed napkin off dirty table to…read moreprovide during my meal. Less than courteous in attitude and demeaner. Thanked the cook tipped the cook and departed. Will stick with Monterray and Aiken Augusta Hwy Resteraunt for good food and service. Its good to be able to understand Spanish.

Very solid Taco spot possibly the best this side of the river. Stopped here the other day when some…read morecolleagues compared it to La Jaliciense which is my favorite mexican spot. I ordered an assortment of tacos and the elote (spicy). Carnita (4/5): Like most carnitas in the states, the carnita taco here is made with what tastes like a leaner meat, likely pork shoulder. Although lean and shredded, it retained a good amount of moisture and juiciness almost like it was brined for a long period of time. It was one of the better carnitas I've had and would order again, well filled. Chorizo (4/5): All of their tacos have a good amount of meat inside of them. The chorizo was well seasoned with a slight kick, just a touch salty. The pork had a nice charred flavor and was great with lime. Quesabirria (5/5): If la jaliciense has their cabeza taco being their best bite in my opinion, Taqueria Las Ruthis has the quesabirria. It has a generous portion of shreded beef that is very tender, well seasoned, and like the carnitas is super juicy even without being dipped in the consomé. There is a ton of cheese that like its tortilla is lightly charred for a nice texture. The consomé is warm and this is the perfect taco to order as it gets colder in Augusta. Asada (3.5/5): The carne asada taco was not as impressive as the others I had tried mostly due to taste and texture. It was not very tender at all and did not taste smoky or grilled compared to asada that I have had at other food trucks/Mexican spots. I enjoyed the grilled onions it comes with and again decent portions of meat within. Spicy Elote (3.5/5): Was a nice find to have elote again with the last time I had it being in San Antonio and Laredo, Texas. When I think of the great elote I have had in the past, I think of very heavy butter and crumbly cheese with sometimes having a cream or mayo within. This one had a decent portion of cheese but much less butter or cream/mayo than others. The spicy powder (tajin) was a bit excessive and I would order regular or hot cheeto in the future. Prices are fair at around $3.25-4 per taco and the service is fast. It comes with a green and red salsa that are both great and a few wedges of lime. I will definitely return to this spot when I want a changeup from La Jaliciense.

Steak Tacos: 4/5 They were really great, hot, and fresh. Four out of five on their own but we…read moredipped ours in the consume and it was incredible! Quesabarria: 5/5 no need to say more, these are a must get. Picada: 4/5 unique and very yummy. Churro cake: 5/5 heavenly, best dessert i've had in a while!!!

This place screams go elsewhere for your big burrito. It's been a minute since I last visited but…read moreman this place has lost more than a step. It's obvious the owners are looking for profit on ask the wrong ways to open their second location. They use to have a vast selection of hot sauces and now there is 6 different bottles with 3 being empty sitting sad above the salsa bar.. That's probably not a bad thing as the hot sauces are now off such a poor quality that they are what you would expect out of a dollar tree clearance rack. The salsas are still good but given the quantity of chips in my to go order you won't have anything to dip in them. I had 6 chips.... 6... Why bother if that's all your giving as that's just enough to make you mad. Well that left room for a big burrito right? Nope. This thing was taco bell sized. Easily30-40% smaller than chipotle or diablos. Surely there is quality ingredients right? The chicken in the burrito was dry dry dry over cooked. No big chunks just little hard over cooked over charred pebbles.. match that with either rice that was under cooked or under the heat lamp too long.. Least there wasnt a lot of the filling as the ratio of tortilla was so high that's all you really tasted and ate anyway .. You can't raise prices and make the product smaller and less quality all at the same time. Its well worth driving farther to Diablos or two businesses over to Chipotle.

This is a MUST TRY!! I've always gone past it but the prices are SO GOOD and the food is delicious…read more The service was so kind! The food was so good. It was clean and so nice inside the store.

I'm an Al pastor snob and this pastor hits like it should, not your traditional restaurant if you…read morewant an actual restaurant experience, more like elevated fast food seating style and ordering. Food was bomb, staff was nice, place was clean. Can't complain.

I got the Fajita Bowl to go, which was pretty good (4.25/5); there was more protein than I was…read moreexpecting. The service was really quick; it was ready within 10-15 minutes of ordering.

The food is amazing!!!!!!!! I was so very pleased and have returned many times. My hubby loves it!!…read moreService is superb! It is a sweet establishment.

This place has incredible food! When I drove up to meet a group I was in town with I wasn't…read moreexpecting much but I was told this was a local hidden gem and it is! The food is amazing! I was even impressed at some of the presentation. It's basically a husband/wife running the place but they do an amazing job. Just be patient - the food is well worth it.

Was recommended by a colleague to come here and I am happy we did! We each had a few tacos (I…read morecannot remember which ones unfortunately) but I loved each one. I think the carne asada ones were my favorite. All of the meat portions were generous and flavorful. The sauces and toppings were delicious and added the needed acidity to the fattiness of the meat. I believe they have homemade corn tortillas which have a stronger smell, but it was okay!

Most authentic in the area! I love their quesadillas cameronas! (Shrimp quesadillas) and their…read morepickled onion and green sauce appetizers.

If you're on the hunt for Mexican food in the area, this place is definitely one of the better…read morebets--but don't expect fireworks. Service? Absolutely spot-on. Friendly, fast, and genuinely welcoming. The chips and salsa deserve their own little party: crunchy, fresh, and gone too quickly. Now, about that Jalisco burrito... let's just say it might've spent a little too much time in deep reflection. Dry chicken, minimal seasoning--it came out more existential crisis than flavor explosion. Not inedible, just not a flavor memory I'll treasure. Still, I'm not giving up. I'll be back to try other dishes. Maybe next time, the burrito will be less philosophy major, more culinary

Had dinner with my friend and her family. I wouldn't have known this was where it's at if she had…read morenot suggested it. Tucked away in a plaza in Evans. It next to the sonics. They weren't particularly busy for 6pm on a Friday. I also saw they have a drive thru. Our server was new and there were a few mishaps with the orders but they fixed it pretty quickly. The chips were fresh. I enjoyed the salsa as it has the right amount of chunkiness. I got the street tacos....you can pick 3 different ones. I got carnita, pastor and asada. Couldn't tell the difference between two of them so not sure if they gave me the same ones....the meat had a nice crispiness to it. I enjoyed the pastor taco that had pinapple. The sweetness complements the pork. I appreciate the homemade Tortilla. It came with a spicy sauce that was super hot so try it out before putting it on your food.