Stopped into Casa Agave during the Fairfield Tomato and Vine Festival. Looked on Yelp for best…read moreseafood and this was the spot. Nice bar, plenty of tables. The servers were nice and personable. Husband noticed they had ceviche on the menu, either camaron (shrimp) or pescado (fish) "made at time of order". When the ceviche came out, we were both blown away. Plenty of fresh fish pieces served with a darker sauce, not the usual clear lime juices. The flavors were so fresh and full of umami, it was a burst of goodness that you must try! I asked someone about this - turns out he was the chef! I forget his name but he was so gracious in explaining the salsas he creates and adds to the juice for that delicious burst of flavors! I had never seen this before. It elevated that dish so much. He spoke about how this is actually traditional in his hometown in MX. He then surprised us when he came out with 2 small bowls of the salsas, one brown and one deeper red. So delicious and fun to taste on their own and with chips too! I had a combo plate with the chili verde enchilada and chili relleno. The pork in the enchilada was super fresh, soft, flaky, incredibly yummy! We'll be going back for sure.

What a welcome surprise this cute little place was! Super clean and friendly staff. I saw what…read moregreat reviews people left on yelp and had to try it. We have been practically living at the hospital lately and in need of a good meal, this was it! I ordered the enchiladas ranchero (cheese enchiladas) and they were delicious! Staff was great this was a good choice!

I love Ranch Fino, especially sitting at the bar. Staff is very friendly, food is great either way…read morea lot of choices and beer and cocktails are great! We usually have dinner here after pick up wine at a local winery! They never disappoint!

We tried them once before and our food wasn't amazing, but was good enough to try again…read more Our second visit we ordered 2 wet chimichangas,a beer and a ranch water. When ordering my husband asked about chips and I pointed out that the menu says 1 basket is included and the cashier nodded. When our food came my husband asked for our chips and the guy said we had to order them and they charge for them. My husband reminded him that he asked when ordering and I again referenced the menu saying 1 basket is included,he said the policy changed and there was a sign on the wall somewhere. My husband had asked for his chimi to have red sauce and I had asked for mine with green, they both came mixed with both sauces on them. The red sauce wasn't very good and it was weird being mixed. My chimi wasn't very well cooked,kinda doughy in the middle. We didn't get a receipt so we couldn't reference the amount we were charged for each thing,but by menu prices it should have come out to about $55. The amount they charge was $80. $80 for 2 chimichangas,a beer and a ranch water and No chips??

May the 4th be with you has passed so I decided to celebrate Cinco De Mayo here! It was a good…read morechoice!! Walking in, I was immediately greeted with smiling and welcoming vibes from the ladies at the front and told to take a seat wherever I'd like to sit. The hit for me is that MENUDO is available on a non-weekend! I've been craving it and when I ordered it (on a Tuesday), I hoped it would be fresh and it was! The broth was savory and flavorful as is but with the added oregano, dried peppers, onions, and cilantro to my liking- it just made it even better! The best part was that you can either order it with pata or no pata. Shoooot, you don't have to ask me twice! I said I want the pata hahahaha that with tender and not overcooked tripe was just what I was wanting! If you love menudo, this is a place I'd recommend and go to get it regularly. The MICHELADA MARISCADA is tasty! It's a mixture of seafood in a sweet and tangy sauce. For those who do not like spice, this is a great option. I was with someone who doesn't like spicy food and isn't a big fan of Mexican food but MAN! she killed the entire plate! So now we have a place that we both can really enjoy together. Will be back!!

I happened to be in Fairfield for work that day and my friend asked if I wanted Mexican food as it…read morewas "Cinco de Mayo". She also mentioned a viral birria pizza she had here recently so that's what I ended up ordering..and a strawberry aguas frescas to wash it down with. It was delicious! I almost ate the whole thing, but wanted to bring some home for the bf to try as well. I ordered the surf and turf burrito to go and it was well received. The bf said it was filling and he ended up eating it for two meals. Service was great, she was friendly & checked in on us frequently. Will be back to try other items on the menu.

This was my first visit to Mama Por Dios. I wanted to give them time to be open for a while before…read moreI came. I just flew in from a beautiful resort in Mexico and wanted to compare my experience of hospitality. One thing I noticed upon entry is the person at the stand never noticed us nor spoke a word of greeting. Hmmm... Once we came in to the restaurant, the decor looked upscale and festive. The music was definitely pumping through the speakers. When I got to the table, I was eventually greeted by Claudia, our server. She was great! Claudia was very attentive, always around if we needed something and she made sure our orders were served as requested. I appreciated that so much. The volume of the music did make it challenging to hear the person seated across from me. Let's talk about the bathrooms for a moment. You serve alcohol and the area that leads to the bathrooms are filled with cut mirrors that make it look like a fun house of sorts. I watched as several people tried to figure out where the door was. Sorry, I didn't get the pictures of the mirrored walls. The men's room enters from the left. The women's room enters from the right. You have to press on the wooden door to go into where the bathrooms are. The sinks and mirrors for hand washing are communal. At one point, I just stood there as I watched person after person try to figure out where the bathrooms were and how to get to them. That was interesting. The food was okay and will consider coming again. I ordered the surf and turf and the lobster. The lobster was overcooked and almost rubbery. The steak was hard. I didn't bother to send back because I wanted to enjoy what I could. I will consider coming again. Thank you

My experience at Mama Por Dios on 10/24/26, 3pm, was extremely disappointing, and unfortunately, I…read morewill not be returning. Our table of three waited an unbelievable 2 1/2 hours just to receive our food. The wait time alone was unacceptable, especially considering we were there to celebrate a birthday. We also arrived at a time during the day when the restaurant was empty. Because of the excessive wait, our server apologized and offered all three of us complimentary desserts as a gesture of goodwill. He also mentioned that there would be a "big surprise" at the end of our birthday celebration, which never happened. We ordered three desserts based on his promise, although we only enjoyed two of them. The third dessert, the lava cake, was not enjoyable. What made this experience even worse was what happened when the bill arrived. Our server informed us, "I'm sorry, I know I promised you free desserts, but my manager said we have to charge you for them." Absolutely unacceptable! How do you offer customers something complimentary to make up for poor service, only to go back on your word and attempt to charge them afterward? We would NEVER have ordered three desserts had they not been offered to us for free in the first place. We spoke directly with the manager, hoping he would make things right. Instead, he told us he could only offer ONE complimentary dessert for the birthday. There was no meaningful attempt to acknowledge the inconvenience, the excessive wait, or the fact that his employee had made a promise to our entire table. The most disappointing part wasn't even the 2 1/2-hour wait. It was the lack of professionalism, poor communication, and management's unwillingness to honor a promise made by their own staff. For a restaurant where customers expect a memorable dining experience, especially when celebrating a special occasion, this was incredibly disappointing. A complimentary dessert should never turn into an unexpected charge. If management isn't willing to honor an offer, their employees should not be making those promises to customers. Mama Por Dios, you seriously need to do better. What should have been an enjoyable birthday celebration turned into a frustrating experience. I will not be returning, and I would not recommend this restaurant based on the service and management we experienced.

I've been here quite a few times. This place makes delicious Carne Sada from tri-tip. Their…read moretortillas are from scratch and their super burrito is off the chain. Every time we go in, we are greeted by such friendly staff. I love it when Ed is there because he makes the burritos mojado like no other. Everything is fresh and delicious. This last time we went in we were given a piece of dessert to try made from figs and almond flour. I was so appreciative because I generally don't eat regular flour unless it's non-GMO and organic. Not many places are going to serve you almond flour for your dessert, but they did and it was awesome. The place has a lot of seating and it's fairly quiet. They used to be on the back road going toward Solano community college but since then they moved this Jackson Street address and we seem to make it way more often. Great place to try I would recommend the super Carne Asada burrito, wet or not. So good.

I came here on a weekday afternoon since I was in the area. Needed something quick and easy to eat…read morein the car. What I needed was a good burrito. Grabbed 2 super burritos with everything and some chips. The burrito itself was pretty good, it needed more sour cream and guacamole as it was a little drier than I liked. The ample cheese did help out though. I also really liked the tortilla. Not sure if it was housemade but it had a bit of a chew to it which I liked. Pricing was also fair, $15 each. Now, why did I reduce stars? A few different factors: 1. First off the address takes you to a back empty lot which is fine if you know the area. But I didnt know the area and had a hard time finding the entrance. 2. Their menu is not very clear. They dont list the type of meats they have and on the section where the super burrito is, it has on the top "served with fresh handmade torillas, rice and beans" While I think for this item, the rice and beans were inside it seems confusing since I now expected rice and beans on the side. 3. Walking it, it seems empty and odd. Such as a restuarant that doesnt quite fit? 4. Bathrooms were smelly and dirty.. With no guests there you would think they would take the time to clean it and sanitize.... Overall, the food saved their stars. I would give it a 3.5 and hope they can improve the other factors.

We were in town visiting family I felt like Mexican food for dinner. They said they had been to…read morethis restaurant before. We ordered and picked up for take out. Everything came out how we ordered it. We enjoyed everything. Now I want to go back and try something different.

Alejandro's is always a solid meal , the portions are good and I haven't had a bad experience yet …read more I have never ate inside its always take out , I like the fact they give you extras salsas , chips , limes etc . Also I have never ordered a take out meal and had them leave something out or forget something. Definitely give them a try if you are looking for some good Mexican food .

So for the weekend my wife and I decided to visit Suisun City to get away. While doing so, we…read morestopped at our Hotel and in the process started talking about what food we wanted to eat. I explained to my wife that I was in the mood for some good Mexican food and since we saw this place driving past our Hotel I had mentioned that maybe this would be a great place to eat at. Being that this was our first time being here the minute we walked into the Restaurant, I immediately knew that the food was going to be good. First off the restaurant had beautiful decor and it was very well lit. We than got seated and while looking over the menu, during our time figuring out what we wanted to eat, all of a sudden the lights went off and then other lights started flashing as if I was at a disco. Then right afterwards I heard people started singing Happy Birthday but in a way that I have never heard before. It was very original and I enjoyed it very much. It went something like "Happy Birthday (Pause), Happy Birthday, (Pause), Thank you for celebrating (Pause), with us at La Cabana. So you should eat some cake" Our waitress came by and had asked if we knew what we wanted to drink, my wife said Dr Pepper and I said Horchata. Whenever I go to an authentic Mexican Restaurant I always try and drink some authentic Horchata. Afterwards my wife ordered some Queso and then the waitress told us that it was spicy but it was only Jalapeno spiciness. So we said yes we would take it but to leave those off of the top of the Queso. She finally brought that over with the chips and let me tell you, the Queso was spicy but not to bad to the point where it wasnt enjoyable. We then ordered our Entrees and so my wife ordered the Tequila Lime Pechuga Asada and I got the Pescado Burrito. After a couple of minutes our food came out, our eyes got really big because we didnt expect our food to be so big. Let me tell you the price of the food is certainly well deserved with the portion of the food. After taking a couple of bites of my Burrito, drinking my Horchata and eating some Chips & Queso, my wife and I both agreed that we will be back to La Cabana to eat this place again. However. I think the next time we wont order 2 plates but maybe we will just share one. The plate of food my wife got was, so much food that 2 people could share generous portions. The chips were fresh, I did taste the guacamole and the sour cream and everything was delicious. We will be back and this will be favorited as a place we will return to every time we visit Suisun City.

We've seen this place every time we come to visit the city and it always looked busy so this time…read morewe had to try it out. It was a Saturday early evening and it was already busy. We were able to sit down right away in the bar area so that was nice. Our waiter came over pretty quick to see if we wanted anything to drink. We ordered some waters, a Paloma, and a beer. He came back shortly with chips and salsa and waters. We took a few minutes before we ordered and for our order we ordered the Birria tacos that came with beans and rice and the enchilada and Tamale with beans and rice. The chips were fresh and the salsa was really delicious. It was just enough spice in it and the flavor was great. Our entrees came out shortly which was pretty fast. The Birria tacos were fresh and hot, the flavor was great, and the dipping sauce completed the tacos. The Tamale and Enchilada was also delicious. The Chicken inside the enchilada was tender and tasty, the tamale was also fresh, tender, and cooked perfect. The highlight of the meal even with everything tasting great already were the beans. The beans had so much flavor to them, and cooked perfect. I don't know what they put in the beans or how they make them but, they are the best refried beans I've ever had. Our waiter was really good, I didn't get his name but kudos to him as well. The place is really big inside and has outside seating, with a bar area as well. I will definitely be back when I'm in town. I took pics of the food from the people next to us a burrito and a burger of some kind.

I heard of this catering business from a friend in the local area. They were quick to reply and…read moretransparent with their price/service. They arrived on time and my guest loved all the food. The staff were very friendly. I'd refer and use them again!