Despite the ratings, I decided to stop by for a taco. Pretty simple and doesn't require a lot of…read moreeffort. I sat at the bar since I was alone and did not get any service until I got up to ask for it. Lupa comes over with her arms folded and stands in front of me. She did not ask if I needed help or water. I asked her if I could have a menu to break the silence. She handed me a menu and never identified herself. The rest went downhill real fast. The Service was horrible, and I will never step foot in this restaurant again. There are too many Mexican restaurants in this area for me to deal with poor service that I have to pay for. Lupa do better because you will never get an opportunity again to treat me as if I am irrelevant. The Manager was deflecting and explaining the bad behavior, which is unacceptable. I completely understand why the ratings focus on the poor customer service. I was warned and chose to give them a chance which is completely my fault. Never again!! The food is decent!

I love to look through the reviews and see what people complain about....no salt on the chips, I…read moredon't like a lot of salt so I'm grateful, plus there's a whole ass shaker on the table. Expensive margaritas...you obviously have not been to the new Hacienda by Costco where they rip you off! Workers in a Mexican restaurant not speaking great English...ITS A MEXICAN RESTAURANT!!it's bound to happen get over yourself. We came in for lunch on a Tuesday and we were greeted promptly with chips and a menu. The server came quick and we ordered our drinks and food right away. The food came out in about 5mins and was just as it was advertised. I like the food here better than most but I do agree the margaritas are not as good as other places. Is this the perfect place, no, but it's not the worst around town. I can see a lot of you reviewers have never worked in the food industry based on your silly emotion filled reviews that really don't equate to the lack of stars you give, but such is life when everyone has a voice.

I read other reviews just to see what people were talking about and our experience was nothing like…read morethe others. We came on Monday at lunch and it was wide open. The decor is nice much like other reviews said. We were at work so we couldn't test the drink theory. Everyone we spoke to was nice and cordial, maybe it's because I met them with a smile.... I ordered the lunch carnitas because that can usually tell you a lot about the food. I would suggest a little more seasoning while cooking them but not too far off. The charro beans were very tasty though and it's nice you don't have to pay extra for them. The rice is the best rice I have had in a long time, usually it just gets thrown away. Or service was great and he was on top of it. Our food came out pretty quickly and I believe Frita brought it out to us.

I normally love Frida's and have had great experiences at other locations, so this visit was…read moreincredibly disappointing. The Eagle's Landing location is beautiful, and the ambiance is one of its best features. Unfortunately, the service completely ruined our experience. Our server, Antonia, came across as unfriendly and seemed visibly annoyed from the moment we were seated. Every interaction felt rushed and uncomfortable, and her attitude made us feel like we were an inconvenience. Ironically, the food itself was good, as I've come to expect from Frida's. But when the service is that poor, it's hard to enjoy your meal. It got to the point where the entire dining experience felt so unpleasant that even the food didn't taste enjoyable anymore. Great service can make an average meal memorable, and bad service can ruin a great one. Sadly, that's exactly what happened here. I hope management addresses the customer service at this location because the restaurant has so much potential.

For lunch today I stopped by Tacos La Patrona and was pleasantly surprised. Loved the ambiance…read morewith Latin music and the colorful atmosphere, great service and delicious food. I love the way they lightly grilled the tortilla on my burrito... it was absolutely delicious!

A hidden gem. Delicious food, nice outside seating. Dogs allowed. Nice quaint place. Attentive…read moreserver.

Craving an authentic Mexican cuisine experience? Look no further than 1942 Cantina, the hottest new…read morespot in Jonesboro, Georgia! This vibrant haven offers an explosion of flavors and a unique twist on traditional Mexican cuisine. Nestled at 6429 Tara Blvd, they boast daily specials and mouthwatering dishes that will tantalize your taste buds. #1942Cantina #Jonesboro From sizzling fajitas to tableside guacamole, 1942 Cantina elevates your Mexican dining experience to a whole new level. Imagine savoring fresh, homemade tortillas, bursting with flavor and texture. Or indulge in their signature cocktails, expertly crafted to complement every dish. Don't miss out on their fresh seafood and steak/turf options, perfect for those craving a more protein-packed meal. Whether you're a seafood lover, a meat enthusiast, or a plant-based aficionado, 1942 Cantina has something to satisfy your cravings, 1942 Cantina has something to satisfy your cravings. After dinner, relax in the Buchon Lounge and enjoy a handcrafted cocktail. You might be pleasantly surprised. Friendly attentive service. Have you had the chance to experience the magic of 1942 Cantina yet? If so, what's your favorite dish or cocktail? If not, what are you most excited to try?

Very much "Mid". I had the steak fajita nachos and the meat was so chewy I didn't even bother to…read morebring it home. I ordered a spicy margarita that tasted very much watered down for $12+, but was more satisfied with the $2.99 house frozen margarita ( crazy right?). Service was ok. Ambiance was fine, but i probably wont be back for anything but the Marg special if that.

Of course social media has this spot on the map! 'Twas an afternoon of rain and we had no wait. The…read moremenu has plenty of options including BREAKFAST/BRUNCH served all day!! Service was great attentive to our table. Soccer game was on so we all had no complaints. Lots of food on the plates the duros on the table was a nice touch compared to most spots that give you chips and salsa they give you DUROS!! My fajitas was plentiful the only thing I'd touch on is the camarones aguachile. Just needed some fresh cilantro and maybe cut up jalapeno or chilies ontop other then that come in and check them out. My first time having cafe olla def a nice touch! Def will be back!

I'm always on the hunt for a good Mexican spot, and I've found one that feels like an invitation…read moreinto someone's home. El Viejon is a family-run operation. We're talking Abuelita in the kitchen, cousins out front, and a husband-and-wife team keeping everything moving. It's warm, inviting, and authentic; this isn't your standard Tex-Mex. The Spread The menu is expansive, offering everything from all-day breakfast to specialized street snacks like esquites, quesadilla, wings, and burgers. Chicken Tamales (Green Sauce) $4.50 each: We kicked things off with these, and they were good texture. The masa was soft and steamed, with shredded chicken which means every bite has a little of everything. The green sauce added a bright, tempered acidity that really elevated the seasoned meat. The Tacos $2.99 $19.99+: They offer both Mexican (corn tortilla) and American (lettuce/tomato) styles. While the American version is an option, the traditional corn is much better simple, and flavorful. Choripollo $18.99: This was one of my fav. It's a grilled chicken breast topped with smoky chorizo and seasoned potatoes. I loved the balance here; the chicken was lightly seasoned, allowing the rich, savory chorizo and potatoes to lead the flavor profile. The potatoes were lightly crisp and seasoned. Churro Cheesecake Pancakes $10.99: You don't usually see a full breakfast menu at a Mexican spot, so I had to try these. They were light and fluffy with slightly crisp edges, but the Cajeta (caramelized goat's milk sauce) absolutely elevated the entire dish. It was rich and sweet but perfectly balanced and not overwhelming at all. Drinks: The tamarindo juice is a must. It's got that signature sweet-yet-tangy kick, and for the price, they bring you a full 32 oz pitcher for $4.50. The margaritas, starting at $8.99 16oz were equally refreshing and well-made. Other Items Tried For dessert, we also tried the Tres Leches. While the flavor was there, it was my least favorite of the spread simply because I prefer my cake fully soaked, and this version was a bit drier than I like. I also sampled their Mole; the staff was kind enough to give me a taste, but the flavor profile just wasn't for me. Service & Value The atmosphere is incredibly welcoming. You can feel the "all hands on deck" family energy. However the staff tries to be attentive but sometimes appear to scramble and forget items, needing reminders. They haven't been open a year so lead with grace. The prices are reasonable and comparable to other restaurants. Table Approved If you're looking for a spot that trades flashy decor for authentic heart and handmade flavors, this is it. TableApproved Follow along where food meets adventure.

Ordered take out and the service was tentative and helpful with informing me of menu items. The…read morewait time from order placed to receiving food was less than 10 mins but the restaurant was almost empty. Once I received the order it was similar to the size of a kids meal but it was a lunch special. The rice and beans were good but the chimichanga was not pleasant on my stomach.

The Birria tacos were hot, fresh, and tasty. Service was quick and very attentive. Small hidden gem.read more

This was my first time going into this small restaurant. Upon entering the restaurant there wasn't…read moreanyone in there, but the place was very clean orderly and the cashier was very friendly. I ordered three tacos (two shrimp tacos, and one chicken taco) and I was very excited to see that they also sold pupusa so I brought that as well! The food wasn't wasn't bad and I also ordered a large horchata drink. Overall the food was ok but I would definitely eat it there while it is hot or if you choose to take it home, definitely reheat.

This is one of my favorite taco spots. I come here for lunch all the time. The staff is always…read morefriendly and they work fast. It's a small spot with like 6 tables but they put out some great food. I love the tacos, the burritos, the nachos, and the Birria. The nachos are huge. They also have some great salsas and your typical stuff that goes with your food. Limes, radishes and those picked onions. I love the horchata and the hibiscus drinks. I recommend this place to everyone all the time

This was the worst tasting Mexican food I've ever had. I ordered from DoorDash. I work from home…read moreand the restaurant is about 2 miles from me. Not only did it take almost 90 minutes, the food arrived cold. Not lukewarm, but straight out the fridge cold. The flautas, steak taco, and chicken taco were dry as hell, no seasoning at all, and overcooked. I just threw everything away. Never ordering from here again

I've ordered from them (via DoorDash) twice and I was satisfied with the accuracy and timeliness of…read moremy order. I needed to make a last minute change to my order so I called and they adjusted it perfectly. The only reason I gave 4 stars was due to my queso & beef dip being greasy on my last order; the first time I ordered it was perfect.