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Dos Carnales

4.0 (41 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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What a terrific find! In the area & unexpectedly hungry - so we Yelped for a quick Mexican bite &…read moreYelp delivered! Casa Fiesta was delicious, and our server Pedro made it perfect for our first visit. We asked for chunky guacamole & Pedro made it himself for us!!! Super fresh & delightful! My husband's carne asada burrito was freshly grilled & my chicken taquitos were perfectly hot out of the fryer & crunchy. The bonus - they have traditional fried ice cream! My husband thinks it's the best he's had. We look forward to our next visit!

Casa Fiesta is a local Mexican restaurant that sits on Bell Road near the Cane Ridge Road…read moreintersection, just a few blocks off of 24. It sits up on a hill, so half the restaurant is perched above the lot below. At first glance, you see the less than savory motels surrounding the restaurant, but don't let that deter you! For the most part, Casa Fiesta is your standard local Mexican spot, and I am down for that. I knew what to expect from a menu perspective, as well as service wise. I popped in after a visit to the nearby outlets, as I decided to treat myself to a bit of lunch on a Sunday afternoon. The space is large and features several dining rooms and a large wrap around/covered patio. I went with inside, as I love me a good booth and some AC. I was promptly sat upon entry and greeted just as quickly by my server. Along with the chips and salsa, I added a small queso and then went right in for the lunch order, which was the classic grilled chicken, cheese and rice. I added grilled onions, as why not!? Additionally, I got a side of sour cream. The plate of chicken, cheese and rice plus onions was HOT and PACKED, legit no room for anything else on that place. The serving size is definitely larger than I have gotten at many other local Mexican spots, and I was not mad at it. While the meal was large, the side of sour cream was not in proportion, which was a bummer. Maybe I like too much sour cream? I mean, is that really a thing? The food was tasty, but the chicken had a slight char taste to it, like maybe the grill was too hot or had remanence of another dish on it? It wasn't "bad", but noticeable for sure. Service was friendly and efficient. From entry to exit, I spent around 35 - 40 minutes in the restaurant. While the service size was larger than expected, so were the prices with the lunch running $15.99, small queso coming in at $6.99, and sour cream costing $1.50...totally close to $30 for lunch. Parking is plentiful. Getting in and out can be a hassle, especially if you are trying to turn left out of the lot. Either way, be careful. Overall, I enjoyed my experience and meal at Casa Fiesta! Definitely on the list of places to swing by when I find myself in the Antioch area!

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3.8(131 reviews)
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Situated just off I-24 behind the Shell Station in what appears to be an old converted Huddle…read moreHouse, Acapulco Burrito is not only a restaurant, but an experience! We were at the nearby outlets and decided to grab Mexican for dinner, and Acapulco Burrito was just an exit away, so off we went. When we pulled in, it didn't look like much, your standard re-purposed building now occupied by a local spot. But when you enter, you are greeted with energy, whether it be the intricate art on the walls, the bright colors or the random guy carrying a speaker and singing to tables...this plus the random "vendors" carrying trays of wood carvings or bouquets of roses for sale. Again...energy from every direction! You can definitely tell this is a local gem for the Latino population. Everyone was super welcoming and accommodating for us non-Spanish speakers...with that, everything is authentic and in Spanish here, so be prepared to whip out Google translate as needed! The menu is just as authentic as the decor and vibes, and while they offer all the classics you are accustomed to, they have several traditional dishes as well. While we did not get it, the Caldo was massively popular, legit just about every table ordered...clearly we missed out! We went with a few classics and they were great...same dishes we are used to by appearance, but the flavor was next level, even the rice! Service was stellar. Our server was friendly, welcoming and helpful from start to finish! Overall, an absolute gem of a place in Antioch. Definitely on the rotation when we find ourselves out that way!

I was seated quickly by a friendly Spanish-speaking host, which immediately gave the restaurant an…read moreauthentic feel. Spanish music played in the background at just the right volume, creating a relaxed atmosphere where I could easily see myself enjoying a cold beer. My server greeted me with a smile and brought out chips and salsa right away. The house salsa was very mild, so I asked for something spicier. The red and green salsas were both excellent--great flavor with just the right amount of heat. I ordered the chilaquiles with steak and eggs. Unfortunately, the eggs I ordered medium came out hard. The steak was decent but nothing memorable, while the beans were flavorful. The chilaquiles were completely covered in sauce. The sauce itself was delicious, but there was simply too much of it, making the dish soggy. I was also surprised that the plate didn't come with tortillas. Service was decent overall, although my server didn't check back until I was almost finished eating. The décor was a little confusing, combining a tropical jungle theme with rustic ranch-style seating. Maybe that's part of Acapulco's culture--I honestly don't know--but it didn't seem to have a consistent theme. Overall, it was an average experience. The atmosphere and spicy salsas were the highlights, but the food execution and attentiveness during the meal left room for improvement

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