amazing, good food it was scrumdiddlyumptious, can recommend. service was good, the server was good…read moreand kind and helped when needed. the ambiance was good they were playing good music and stuff. can recommend.

The menu has some great diverse, authentic options. Very…read moregood choices all the way around. Our service was good. We had to go up to pay after waiting a while. Not a big deal-just didn't know.

Amorcito Corazon is tucked away behind a strip mall off Gallatin Pike in…read more Madison. It's not someplace you're just going to casually drive by and say, let's stop there. Nonetheless, it's worth searching for. In a word, it's vibrant. It's colorful and energetic atmosphere means this is not where you are going to go for a quiet romantic evening. The walls are beautifully adorned with hand-painted murals and paintings, creating a truly unique and inviting dining experience. Now, let's talk about the food! The fresh guacamole is a must-try - chunks of guacamole, perfectly seasoned, and made fresh. We opted for the street tacos with consomé as the main. Tasty and flavorful- authentic. Though, those looking for a healthier option may not find these to their liking. Our server was attentive, friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed for a perfect meal. And, like restaurants in Mexico, and the rest of world, they bring the machine to process credit card payments right to your table rather than take your card to God know where to run it. Amorcito Corazon is definitely worth a try. The prices are reasonable, the food is good, and service is great. Relaxed atmosphere with colorful murals and decor. Is worth mention they have a stage for shows and performers in some nights. Highly recommended

The service was poor and the server seemed to have an attitude. The margarita tasted very watered…read moredown. My wife's friend ordered a frozen margarita and said the same thing. My wife ordered guacamole casera and was bought a small bowl of regular guacamole. When my wife told the server that that was not what she had ordered, the server told her she only heard guacamole. We decided to go elsewhere for dinner. We used to like this place but this was a very poor experience.

I looooooove El Aguaje. Been living here for 10yrs and this is the best spot. Margs are strong.read more

If you love ceviche & spicy food go to El Aguaje in Madison and order the AguaChilis. Its basically…read moreshrimp ceviche with a serano pepper lime base, tiny sliced red onions, fresh sliced cucumbers, avocado, and crackers. Their fajitas are also amazing and everything was seared and perfectly seasoned. Homemade corn tortillas, the list goes in and on. Seriously, the aguachilies might be one the best dishes I've had in Nashville.

I've always liked going here for an decent affordable meal when I am too busy to cook, but the…read moreprices have slowly continued to inch up to a point where I can no longer in good conscience pay the price they are charging. 17 dollars for some enchiladas is out of hand.

Las Maracas, located on Gallatin Pike in Madison, is your standard Tex-Mex restaurant that servers…read moreall your favorites and even a few specialties, all for a decent price. As with any spot of this nature, their margarita and beer specials are always on point. In addition they do have a pretty stocked bar, so if one of those isn't what you want to wash down your enchiladas, then I am sure they got you. Parking for most places in this area of Gallatin Pike is pretty limited, so having a dedicated lot with a solid amount of spaces is nice here. There is a few overflow spots next door when it gets too full. Condition wise, Las Maracas has seen better days. Many of the booths are ripped, several ceiling tiles are damaged and stained, flooring is caked with worn in dirt and a bit of tables are wobbly. Food wise we have sampled a variety of things from the combinations, chilaquiles, burritos, quesadillas and of course the cheese dip. Food is standard, which is not a bad thing. It is exactly what we are after and what we expect each time we come here. Service is always hit and miss here, more so miss. We have been here three times now and not one time could be described as having "good" service. Overall, Las Maracas is a decent spot. Not the worst, and far from the best.

Great service, clean and simple decor Crispy chips and a tasty salsa, flavor without too much heat…read more I had the quesadilla el Rey it was delicious! Filled with chicken, mushrooms, onions and peppers. Served with a side of rice and shredded lettuce, tomato and sour cream. Hubby wasn't too hungry, so he had bean dip. We were pleased!

Pueblo Viejo sits in the plaza that is anchored by Publix on Long Hollow Pike in Goodlettsville,…read moreand is your standard Mexican spot. Nothing wrong with that, btw. From queso to quesadillas, fish tacos to birria...Pueblo Viejo has all the classics combined with a few house specialties. I usually go with the classic arroz con pollo, but decided to switch it up and go with the Quesadilla El Rey, which featured grilled chicken, cheese, mushrooms and onions, sided with rice. The quesadilla was delicious, well cooked and packed with the goods! Of course before the main, I started with a small queso. The queso was bland and a bit thick for my liking. The complimentary salsa was also nothing special. They both got the job done, but were just okay. The space is small, one large dining room featuring a variety of table setups along with a small bar in the back corner. No frills space, which is duplicated in their food. Service was friendly and timely. Place was clean and well kept. Overall, Pueblo Viejo is a solid 3.5 for me. Happy to go back and enjoy a meal, but wouldn't go out of my way for it.

This place has the best lunch buffet in town without a doubt. It's $15 and has all of your favorite…read moreor traditional Mexican food options represented as well as more American favorites like queso, chicken wings, chicken tenders, quesadillas etc. I used to live 3 mins from the now name changed Los Arcos off of Nolensville Road where they had queso on their lunch buffet Monday through Friday for only 9.99. That was in the pre Covid times & place made me remember how great that it was having a Mexican lunch buffet nearby. The inside of the restaurant is simple, clean, and the staff are very attentive. There was a note on the door that said their last day at that location will be May 17 and there is a for lease sign in the parking lot. They said they are going to relocate in the area & I hope so. because we cannot afford to lose another Mexican lunch buffet spot. We've already sacrificed so much as a society in the name of progress, but we must retain our access to queso dip via a daily lunch buffet or what is the point of all of this?

The wife and I were in town for a doctors appointment and while I was waiting on her, I was…read moreshopping around on yelp, and it certainly did not disappoint with this place. I haven't witnessed a Mexican buffet like that since I was on the resort in Cancun. The flavors on that buffet, you will not taste from your local Mexican restaurant. Very authentic and extremely good. Everything hand made and you can taste it. Super friendly staff, best deal ever for $15 on the lunch buffet. I bet there's over 35 items on that buffet. I will absolutely be back, and I'll let some other folks know about you guys. Excellent! Thank you!

So El Fuego... I…read morefrequently find myself sitting outside on a Friday night under the dim string lights, eating tacos, drinking a Michelada, and watching my kids dig in the sand like tiny archaeologists looking for lost tortilla chips. And nobody judges you for letting your kids run around a little. Other families are there doing the same thing, everybody gets it, and for a brief moment in time, eating out with children doesn't feel like a hostage situation. The food is always consistent, the drinks are good, and brunch is probably the best move. It's family-friendly in the way parents actually need a place to be family-friendly, not just because they technically allow children through the door. They're making the outside even better now with the renovation and additions, which is great because that patio already rules. Good food. Good drinks. Great outdoor space. Kid-approved, adult-approved. It's freaking awesome.

I've got to hand it to El Fuego: this vegan "burrito" was so laughably bad that it actually circles…read moreback around to being impressive. Like many great tragedies, this started with hope. I ordered the vegan burrito thinking I was about to receive the warm, tightly wrapped cylinder of comfort that has powered civilizations for centuries. Beans. Rice. Maybe some grilled veggies doing their thing. The classics. What arrived instead was... a philosophical question. Inside the tortilla was a sparse scattering of ingredients that looked less like a burrito filling and more like the evidence table after a burrito had already been eaten by someone else. A few beans wandering around with no clear sense of purpose. Rice that appeared to have been introduced to the concept of seasoning only briefly, perhaps in passing. Everything loosely contained in a tortilla that had clearly given up on life somewhere around the folding stage. I actually paused for a moment just staring at it, the way you might look at modern art and wonder if you're missing something important. But the real genius of this dish is the confidence. Because someone in that kitchen assembled this, looked down at their work, closed the box, and essentially said, "Yes. This is a burrito." And honestly? I respect it. As someone who never misses an opportunity to troll when the moment presents itself, I can only admire the audacity. Putting this in a box and sending it out into the world with a straight face deserves recognition. Was it a good burrito? Absolutely not. But was it memorable? Without question. In fact, it may be the most conceptual burrito I've ever had. 5 sexy stars.

We almost cried because the food was so good. Seriously. Please order in person or over the phone,…read moreas their online ordering is a bit wonky. I got the chicharron pupusas, which is done the El Salvadorian way- it's like shreds of pork meat, not fried pork skin. Easily one of the top pupusas, curtido (cabbage salad) and salsa I've had, and I've eaten them almost all my life in Los Angeles. The asada taco was filled to the brim w crisped up meat and their homemade tortillas were incredible. My husband had the Chile Rellenos and couldn't stop talking about it... not just how good those were but even their rice and beans! So much flavor! It seems like a lil family restaurant, it's clean and they were super friendly. Sometimes they even do menudo- but you'll have to call before the weekend to check. Yall, it's been tough finding food like this in TN. I am so so happy!

During our road trip from Arizona and heading back to Virginia, we stayed the night in Nashville,…read moreTennessee. My hubby asked me what I wanted to eat and I told him I was craving for Sopa de Res so he searched for just that and this restaurant was one of the few that popped. He chose this restaurant because he reviewed the menu, he recognized a lot of the menu selections and he knew it had to be Guatemala cuisine. We are from Guatemala so it was a Bonus for us. The following is what we ordered; Sopa de Res-3 piezas de carne de res con vegetales, papas, elote y repollo con tortillas hechas a mano (Beef soup w/vegetables, corn, cabbage, served with homemade tortillas) Carne asada - con ensalada fría de coditos, longaniza, frijoles, jalapeños, cebollines, y tortillas hechas a mano (Grilled steak, spring onions w/macaroni salad, mashed black beans, grilled sausage and jalapeños) I have to say that we felt we were in Guatemala. The home cooking feeling was heartwarming. The food is so delicious. We were not disappointed. I highly recommend this restaurant. The service of the waiter, a young man, son of the owners, was excellent. He kept checking on us to see if we needed anything else or how we were. I honestly didn't want to leave. I was so content. We stayed a while and left a half hour before they closed. I wish they were closer to us. Thank you Emanuel Restaurant for your great cooking and excellent service.