I love both of the cooks and their personalities it's like they put love in their food and the…read morepeople at the register try their best to keep a smile on their customers face.

What a great place for breakfast on game day. The people were friendly and welcoming. The ambience…read moreis perfect. Gameday was on the tv. Mimosas were on point.

The food was honestly really good--fresh, flavorful, and definitely worth coming back for. However,…read morethe customer service at the window needs improvement. The attitude felt unprofessional and a bit off-putting, which kind of took away from the overall experience. I believe good service matters just as much as good food, so I hope that gets better. If they can fix that, this place would easily be a top spot.

I stopped by Nick's after a day of work in Greensboro. Located in a small building, hidden within…read moreis some yummy chicken and some very kind people. Ms. Gracie took my order, and she was extremely warm and pleasant. I couldn't decide what I wanted as my second side item, so I listed the ones I was interested in and she gave me the rundown. I settled on yams, and I'm glad I did! I had the chicken tender plate with French fries, a roll, and, as I just mentioned, yams. I had sweet tea to drink and ranch to dip my tenders in. The French fries must have just come out, because mine were so hot and salty they almost melted in my mouth. They were solid crinkle cut fries. My sweet tea was so delicious I got an extra large refill for the road - tastes like a diabetic coma in the best possible way. Ms. Gracie did not steer me wrong on the yams -- they were sweet and buttery and delicious. The roll was a standard, Sister Schubert type dinner roll, but they'd kept it warm, so it went well with the meal. The breading on the chicken tenders was a little disappointing; it didn't stick to the chicken super well and fell away in soft pieces. Not super crispy. However, the seasoning was good -- a little peppery. The ranch was on the salad dressing-y side, but tasted good with the extra hot French fries. There's not a lot of game in town in Greensboro, but Nick's would be worth a visit in a larger town, too. Go check it out!

Good food, great service. Trivia night is a must attend event. Owner can sing pretty good as well.read more

Great vibes great food, the food came out quickly and everyone was very welcoming. The wings are…read moreamazing.

Great food, good service. It's an amazing little place if you drive too fast you might miss it…read more Great atmosphere highly recommend. Support the locals #RollTide

They are the sweetest people you will ever meet. The food and always hot and fresh and delicious!…read moreAnd the homemade cakes, OMG!! definitely give them a try if you are in the area.

I'm a Mexican food purist. Typically, a place that features burritos and brings you nachos with…read moremedium salsa up front is not pure. And La Fiesta made me think, maybe more of these places are actually good Mexican food, but they cater to the clientele. Because I read through the whole menu, through various feature dishes and specialties, and finally the chef's specials on the back page. And peppered throughout, I found hints of the real thing. I ended up getting #67 - four assorted tacos with different meats, I chose flour tortilla. They came out super authentic, delicious, loaded with meat. Wonderful variety of flavors. The side of guac I asked for was packed, great consistency, mostly avocado - because yes, I've had it runny and full of cucumbers or onions etc. This was real Mexican food, and I think it's a mindset "if someone wants to order our authentic specialties, that's great. If not, they'll get the American foods we know how to prepare." Not much else - service was friendly enough, place was rather sparse both in decor (at least no overdone Mexickitsch) and attendance but I get that it's Sunday night, and most other places were closed. I gather that's a Sunday thing in the South, and I'm grateful I found and chose La Fiesta over anything else that might have let me in.

I was pleasantly surprised by this restaurant. Prices were incredible and the food was pretty good…read more They have renamed the restaurant to "El Mariachi". We discovered it on our drive up to Tuscaloosa. I ate a chimichanga with rice and a good helping of chips and queso. The service was good and I like the general feel of the restaurant with fun paintings on the wall that made for a nice ambiance.

Stopped here on the way to New Orleans and it was super busy. The staff was working hard and even…read morethough I was 3rd in line, I was out in rapid time. My wrap was delicious and didn't fall apart while driving!

We stopped for fuel and decided to go in and get a sandwich. The staff was unfriendly and acted…read morelike we were bothering her. She could not remember more than one item at a time. She was really slow and uninterested. The sandwich was made as requested so that is a plus.

Amazing pizza amazing wings amazing cheesy bread everything fresh, 100/10 I love it I love it I…read morelove it

Constantly lie about wait times to avoid work, mark any order as unfufillable or leave you on hold…read morewhen they feel like it. Food is good if you ever get it but the last few times I've been by has been a headache to say the least, finally after an hour wait and no pizza I gotta say they lost my business for good.