We usually come here for their Pazole, Love that it's local and business is always making sure…read moretheir customers are satisfied.

Hands down the best juiciest biggest (massively huge and oh so good) steak tacos in Lafayette. I…read moredon't know much about the other food as I haven't tried it. It I can guarantee it's prob top notch! And for the same price as those little inky dinky steak tacos every other taco place offers. The service was slendid. I'll never eat any taco from anywhere again. That's a promise.

This place was very average. Clean and bright. The employees were very nice, but the food was sort…read moreof bland. Their spicy sauce helped a lot though. You could tell the chips were on the cusp of being stale. I mixed the spicy sauce with the queso to add some flavor. You get a good amount of food for the price, but it did not impress me flavor wise

This is one of those experiences where, if I was just taking my food into consideration, I would…read moregive La Bamba three stars. But I'm giving it four stars because my kids' BRC burrito (bean, rice, cheese) was great, and my husband liked his meal and has fond memories of visiting La Bamba when he was in college. So four stars it is, but just barely. I think I ordered wrong, first of all. It seems like La Bamba specializes in burritos, and more specifically, "burritos as big as your head," so what did I do? I ordered the nachos. I know! I'm not very smart sometimes. The nachos were fine overall, but the chips were not the best, and I ordered the nachos with ground beef, which was plain. They also use that white queso cheese on the nachos, of which I am not a fan at all. The nachos were topped with a gigantic spread of shredded lettuce over the top. The BRC burrito, though, looked great and my kids ate all of it, which is rare for them. The BRC burrito is not on the menu -- you would need to call and tell them you want to order a burrito with just refried beans, rice and cheese in it. They will probably ask you if you want meat in it, like all Midwestern Mexican restaurants do, so just say no. Then tell them you want no sauce on the burrito -- that you want to be able to hold it in your hand. Do this just for good measure, because you're in Indiana and most Mexican restaurants think burritos and enchiladas are interchangeable. La Bamba has a drive-thru, which is nice.

La Fiesta is excellent, delicious authentic Mexican food with lots of flavor. The entrees are…read morebeautiful, and they taste as good as they look. Service here is very helpful and friendly. It is obvious that the employees really care, they want you to enjoy your food and experience. Servings are very generous. The burrito is HUGE! You won't go away hungry,. The salsa is spicy and excellent. And the queso is some of the best I have had, it is smooth and flavorful. A t other restaurants I have ordered queso that is pretty much tasteless but La Fiesta's queso is delicious. They offer vegan options including vegan crumbles that you can select as an option. They offer daily specials but their regular prices are very reasonable. Be sure to try the Choco Flan! It is amazing. I love Mexican food and this is a place I highly recommend.

Reading the name, I thought this was doing to be a restaurant, but this is actually a Mexican…read moregrocery store that has carry out, in the back. Most items on the grocery shelves are in Spanish, so brush up before you go. The employees were nice enough, smiling. I just don't know enough Spanish to wade my way through ordering.

I stopped for lunch & mine are later than most (like 2ish today). The 5 star reviews on here were…read moreone of the main reasons. Well that & I was right in front of them, in my car. The service was very good! Friendly & fast when as soon as I walked in. I tried their chimichanga as a reference to other places I've eaten. It was ample in size & fillings but meh on taste. The rice & beans were good. I did think the price was high for this item, as well as other items, too. I probably won't be back, because I can find better & cheaper elsewhere.

So amazingly good! The restaurant is small and clean. Very bright without being too overwhelming…read more Our server was very kind and efficient. This is by far the best chimichanga I've ever had, and I've had a lot of chimichangas in my lifetime. The ground beef was perfectly seasoned. It was nice and crisp. It wasn't greasy either so a big plus there. You could tell the cheese was legitimate too. The rice and beans were great. Nice and simple. I love when the rice is just rice without a bunch of veggies mixed in. The only thing left on my plate was the lime. Very highly recommend

Food is always amazing here, service is great. No matter…read morewhat you get ! It's hot and fresh...

Good food, nice employees and good environment. Not my fav taco place but also not bad either!read more

First visit to Pollo Feliz around 6:30 pm on a Wednesday. We were the only ones in the restaurant,…read morewhich was nice because my husband doesn't do well in crowded places. The proprietor (I presume) was helpful, kind and engaging. He answered all the questions we had, too. The serving of salsa with the chips was huge (great!!). We both had chicken burritos (also huge!!). Will definitely visit again.

The place was empty at 12:10 on a weekday. It's a couple doors down from a porn shop on Sagamore…read moreparkway. Let's say it's not an idyllic setting. I was pleasantly greeted by the lone worker I saw, and sat in a booth. An uncomfortable one where the benches sit strangely far from the table. The menu was in Spanish, so it wasn't that easy to understand. I know most basic food terms in Spanish, but not the more interesting ones - and I like to order interesting. So I settled for a two taco platter and a tostada. I believe the person who took my order also cooked it. I didn't see him between my ordering and him bringing the food out. The tacos I chose were lingua & pastor, served on their homemade tortillas. The tortillas were excellent. Pastor was the best item - true Mexican taco with cilantro & onion. The lingua seemed a little undercooked compared to what I usually see. Only had a couple bites - tasted pretty bad. Accompaniments of rice and beans were fine. Rice was a little more flavorful than your typical Mexican restaurant rice. My final item was a Shrimp tostada. Again the shell was excellent, but then it was covered in what tasted like tartar sauce, had shrimp * lettuce sprinkled on it, topped with plentiful avocado slices. The flavor of this dish was just not good. Sauce was kind of gross. Bad item. This is the something like the 14th "real" Mexican place I've eaten at in town. It is certainly in the lower half, quality-wise. I would suggest trying one of the many other ones around.

Now at 3995 State Rte 38 E. Food very good, I particularly liked the many spicy options with saucesread more

Very authentic tacos . Service was fast and it did remind me of Tijuana Mexico!! Street tacos baby,…read moregotta love it

I ordered carry out: Carnitas weekend special with rice, beans and salad and an order of 2 asada…read moretacos. It was amazingly still piping hot/ warm when I arrived home. ALL that food for less than $24 (tacos were $3.99 each). The carne asada had some kind of marinade (almost like al pastor) that I am not used to, so it overpowered the asada. The condiments to pour on the tacos is okay (I actually used Tapatio from home instead). The portion of asada was super generous!!! I am used to sliced radishes at the side, but the cucumber slices were a nice and a refreshing different replacement. (I wanted to like the asada but it didn't hit the spot.). The carnitas was tender and tasty but too much skin and fat (but that is my fault for not knowing to ask: 'Una orden de carnitas, sin cuero y sin gordito.'- translation: 'An order of carnitas, without skin and without fat.' The beans were okay, but the rice was very good. The portion was very generous, unlike other Mexican restaurants. They're super nice and very customer oriented. I would definitely be back! I think y'all should give it at least one try and let me know what y'all think :) NOTE: The carnitas was even tastier the next day for leftovers and the asada tastes better as well. (I'm not right lol)

I stopped in here for lunch for taco Tuesday. I checked on here to see if I could find someplace…read moreand they had 4+ stars. I got four steak tacos and a Mexican Coke. The tacos were very good. The sauce that came with them was very good as well. Just like you would expect from Carne Asada street tacos. Price was pretty good as well since they were on sale. It's an interesting little place ! Some Mexican grocery up front and you go to the back, left corner and that's where the restaurant is. I'm gonna have to remember this place, for other Tuesdays, especially, when I don't bring my lunch.