Best birria tacos hands down. They provide plenty of sauce, limes, and dipping sauces.read more

Trash outside the door. Dirt and grime inside. The bathroom was absolutely disgusting- no soap or…read moretowels and piss everywhere . Food didn't have much flavor. I feel like I need a dose of antibiotics after eating here. Should have stuck with my instincts and turned around and left.

The restaurant is crowded when we arrived. Took about 30 min before being seated. The dinning…read morearmrests is typical Mexican restaurant deco. We ordered a seafood morchjete and it was very good. The shrimp and beef fajita was very good too. The burritos are huge! The special sauce (hot) for the chips is a must try if you like heat. Good Mexican restaurant

The servers are peasant and the inside is nice. Unfortunately the food is typical American Mexican…read more Very bland beans and rice. No real flavor to my chimichanga. One of the best parts of a chimichanga is the deep fried exterior and crunch. Here they smother the chimichanga in cheese so there was no crunch to it. I know places like this are very popular so I gave it three stars but if you want authentic food look else where.

This has turned into one of our favorite Mexican restaurants. It's cozy, the food is great, and the…read morepeople here are so friendly and attentive. We discovered Amigos a couple years ago, when seating was very limited, but they recently expanded and the decor is more inviting and authentic. We've tried a lot of things on this menu and have never been disappointed. Our food has always been fresh and plentiful, served with a smile. Two things I can ecstatically recommend: their house guacamole and their margaritas. Their hearty and bold guacamole is made fresh to order right at your table and it's become our favorite guacamole. We love their mango margaritas. We have found chunks of mango in ours, and make certain to always get the rims coated with tajin because they use tamarind to get the spice to stick to the rim--so tasty! This is a really enjoyable restaurant we always look forward to visiting!

This is easily a top two Mexican restaurant in the Akron/stow/canton/fairlawn area. The chorizo is…read morevery good, mouthwatering. Queso uses real cheese full of flavor. The most unexpected thing however was how much seasoning and flavor they used on their chicken and other meats. Absolute game changer. The restaurant was clean and while was packed, had enough space to move around and you didn't feel like you were sitting on top of each other. Our waitress was very friendly and brought us a round of Tequila which was new to me. Overall I will definitely be back.

Delicious all around! I am a huge fan of their quesadillas but they never miss with any other menu…read moreitem. The space is small, but the patio can be fun during the summer months (Try the Funky Truck Balls!)

I honestly love this place. They make the BEST tacos ! The Service is so good!…read more My kids love the shirts.

Disappointing…read more Drove over here to get the food. The pictures and descriptions looked very good. Nothing here even though Yelp says it's here and open. Don't waste your time.

I love this place. They've been at a few different locations over the years that I'm aware of…read more Reminds me of eating in a town square in Mexico.

I stopped in with friends and was pleasantly surprised, La Fresa is truly a hidden gem! The food…read moretasted incredibly fresh and everything is made to order, which really shows in the quality. Every dish we tried was delicious, and the fact that they also offer ice cream was such a fun bonus. It was pretty busy when we went around 6 PM, and the parking lot was almost full, but the experience was still worth it. Overall, we had a great time and I'll definitely be coming back!

Great service, great vibes, and great food!! This is THE place to get authentic Mexican food in…read moreAkron! Most of the menu and signage is only in Spanish. I love that! Paleteria La Fresa also has a rotating stock of homemade popsicles in familiar and unique flavors, from strawberry to avocado to Mexican custard! My Yelp friend who joined me for dinner and dessert there a few days ago has tried at least a dozen flavors - her favorite is avocado. This was my first visit to this restaurant and spent some time looking at the pantry stuff for sale (didn't get anything) and debating which flavor of popsicle to get for my first visit here, before ordering two Mexican street tacos and one carne asada sopes for dinner. My meal also came with unlimited chips and salsa which we immediately demolished! Ultimately, I chose to get the Mexican cake popsicle flavor which was so smooth and creamy and milky and then crunchy with Mexican chocolate slabs inside! It was very refreshing, unique, and not very expensive at 3 bucks. My tacos were saved for later (and tasted delicious a couple hours later at home) but I ate the sopes at the restaurant. It was generously piled with carne asada and the corn pancake was 1000/10! I will absolutely order sopes again! For $16.50, I had a lot of food, a nice treat, and great company. I plan to come again!

Best Mexican food in town! Authentic, tasty, and homely environment. The staff are nice and the…read morestore has an amazing variety of snacks!

Store is kinda small but offers Mexican staples, has a deli department and had a large assortment…read moreof fresh pan. I want to say that I used to go to this store years ago and the woman that owned it was there all the time and she was super nice. Not sure if she still owns it, but the ambience is not the same as it was years ago. There were two girls working the checkout and both of them were neither friendly or inviting. I am fluent in Spanish and since they didn't know they they just glared at my daughter and myself. The one girl kept giving my 12 year old daughter dirty looks. My daughter is half Mexican and clearly looks Mexican so if anything she should have been giving me the looks and not a child. These two women were also rude to the Spanish man in front of me. Don't know if I will return simply because these two women should not be working with customers. It's hard enough to go into stores where you don't know if the people speak English or not but I had no need to show that I speak Spanish fluently because they were so rude. The pan I bought was really good. Just a shame you can't find better employees.

Battleground is an upscale Mexican restaurant that absolutely nails authentic flavor. The food,…read moredrinks, and atmosphere all come together perfectly. The cocktails are creative, balanced, and reasonably priced -- I had the hibiscus mezcal margarita, which had an incredible depth of flavor. For my main, I ordered the Cena de Tacos, which comes with your choice of two out of five sides. I went with a creamy corn bowl and a side of Mexican rice -- both rich, flavorful, and comforting. My wife ordered the shrimp bowl with rice, which was just as delicious. What really stands out here is the authenticity -- every bite tastes like it was crafted with care and respect for traditional Mexican cooking. The interior is classy and modern, yet relaxed enough to feel comfortable. I also love the thoughtful touch of their craft beers being named after social justice initiatives. Our server was very friendly and knowledgeable. Despite the restaurant being nearly full -- she was quick to serve. If you're looking for genuine Mexican flavors served in an elegant but welcoming setting, Battleground is a must-visit.

I'll premise this by saying I had very high hopes for this experience because we recently relocated…read morefrom Texas, and after reading the reviews, I thought we may have a restaurant that contended with the authentic Mexican and TexMex we got down there. But alas, I don't think we will return to The Battleground. The service was awkward. The hosts and our waiter were, for a lack of better words, socially awkward young men dressed like they just left school and may have tossed their backpacks behind the hostess stand. It was a weird contrast for the slightly upscale prices and interior they present. The waiter seemed nervous, which, in itself isn't a bad thing, but they awkwardly lingered when it wasn't necessary and was hard to get their attention when we needed our check and to pay the bill. The food and drinks were a mixed review. The Battleground margaritas were delicious. The chips and salsa were not great, we mostly got a basket of tortilla shards. My partner got three tacos--carne azada, al pastor, and fish. His big takeaway was, "they're not very hot (temperature) and they're kind of bland." Similarly, we got the margs "spicy," but my Texas palate said, "this is spicy?" It had a tajin rim, from what I can figure. ...Maybe we're not the normal Ohioan clientele. A bright note, the refried black beans and esquites were awesome and the esquites big enough to share. I ordered the Pescado Veracruz, the plating and sides were good but the mahi mahi was chewy and only slightly above room temperature. Like I said earlier, maybe I did myself a disservice by hoping to find my new favorite Mexican restaurant... but, I just don't see us going back for great margaritas and sides.