I come to the area to visit my dear friend. We have been to Agavè several times. We enjoy tradition…read moreMexican food adult beverages for a few hours at the bar. The music was at a reasonable level to have a pleasant conversation. Reasonably priced. Over 50 different tequila to chose from. I highly recommend the creamy delicious fried beans and rice. Tacos, or Nacho Platter, all great with a beer or Margaritas.

I really wanted to love it here because the person I came with absolutely lovessss it and comes…read morehere all the time! The chips were nice and crispy and the salsa was too thin/watery for me personally. We split the birria egg rolls to start, which was perhaps just a wrong choice. I didn't even finish one and was feeling so full/heavy by the time my fajitas came that I had to box it up and take it all home. I liked the flavor but wow I felt so sick after eating it. Prices were reasonable- my fiesta fajita meal was under $20 and had shrimp, chorizo, chicken, steak, AND carnitas. Huge value and all the meat was yummy. If I returned, I would definitely just skip the heavy app and get an entree.

Hands down, the best vegetable dish I've had in three years after my mother passing. The freshness…read moreof the ingredients was incredible, and the flavors were unforgettable. The atmosphere was peaceful and smoothing. This place is definitely a hidden secret! Yesterday is not tomorrow, don't miss out! Ask for Erica to be your waitress!

Much better than the other Mexican restaurants in Columbus. Salsa and chips both taste much fresher…read moreand better quality. Meats are also better flavored.

Pretty good food. A little over cooked, but the service was good and the waiter was great. Asked…read morefor water and was given a glass of ice and had to get water from a water fountain. Needs some improvement, but it has a lot of potential

I've been to Taquería Jalisco here in Columbus several times now, and every visit has been great…read more The food is consistently really good, fresh, and full of authentic flavor. You can tell they know what they're doing in the kitchen. The sauce is honestly my favorite part, it reminds me of my hometown in Mexico. It has that real homemade taste that's hard to find. Every bite takes me back. Martin the cook came out to talk and greet us. The cashier didn't catch his name but was friendly and helpful. The portions are good, the food comes out hot, and the atmosphere feels welcoming. If you're looking for real Mexican food that actually tastes authentic, this is definitely a spot worth trying. I'll definitely keep coming back. Agua de Jamaica y Horchata the best!!! 10/10!!!

If you're looking for good food and big portions, this is the place for you! I had the taco plate…read moreand my friend had the carne asada plate (not sure what it was called, maybe churasco?). It was delicious. Service was friendly and it was filled with customers.

We have all seen a meme or heard the adage that the best places for tacos are in the baddest…read moreneighborhoods. Well, Super Mercado Las Americas in Columbus, Georgia is a great example that that particular trend of good tacos in not so good neighborhood. The restaurant is located in the back of a time worn market. The furnishings, plates, knives and forks are all bargain basement or dollar store quality and the market is located next door to a place that sells new and used tires. But the food, as the memes and adage imply, is solid. I definitely have had better, but this place produces a fine product. I found the tacos better than the pupusa in the full entrees look pretty good, as well. Service is friendly, but I would not say that it is very professional. It appears to be more that they brought in family and friends to run food out to you. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but it bears mentioning. All in all, this was a great stop for lunch.

This restaurant is a long-time favorite. The food is some of the best Tex-Mex in Columbus, and the…read morestaff is always super-friendly. An additional plus is that the restaurant has more seating than many places so there's never a long wait for a table. Prices are also very reasonable. I recommend the Luncheon Rapido (aka Speedy Gonzales at many restaurants) special, which includes my favorite things at a great price.

Monday noon. Four of us were able to get a table easily. Maybe less than half of booth/table were…read morefull. Got the Coco's Salad with chicken - $15.25. I was expecting more vegetables than meat as it is a salad dish but it was more of a meat dish and side of vegetables. Seasoned/marinated chicken was good and went well with the vegetables. Nothing outstanding but nothing that made the taste bad either.

I had such a hard time with the menu because I wanted to eat everything. Seemed intentionally…read moremeshed with Puerto Rican/traditional American cuisine- really extensive menu! I loved it here- a lot of food options and great drink options! Beautiful ambiance, loved the decor and different seating arrangements. For sure such a cute and unique spot. Server was really kind! Our food did take a while to come out though so I'd just be mindful if you're in a rush. I got the tortilla española breakfast which was super delish with chorizo, and I also got a side of the pulled top sirloin which was good! But this small side was pretty pricey ($9) and a bit dry. Would definitely come back! I'm really looking forward to next time :)

Delicious Cuban food, cute little spot downtown. Family business feel, everyone was nice. I got the…read morepork, order an extra side of rice and beans for leftovers.

Best tacos in Columbus ga !!!! 10/10 would recommend ,come try tacos sabor a Mexico .read more

At this roadside Mexican food truck, the atmosphere leans heavily casual--almost to a fault. Loud…read moremusic blasts while a shrill alarm or tone cuts through the air, making it genuinely difficult to place an order without raising your voice. The menu itself is handwritten in a dense, cluttered scrawl across a weathered whiteboard, which feels less professional than it could. A simple tablet or digital ordering system would be a welcome upgrade over competing with the noise. The strawberry lemonade arrives pure and bright in flavor, yet it is so heavily iced that you effectively receive only about a third of actual drink in a large cup. The horchata suffers the same ice overload, but the drink itself is excellent--creamy, traditional, and balanced with that classic sweet-cinnamon richness that should please just about anyone. The birria ramen arrives in a generous portion. The broth is robust and flavorful, loaded with substantial chunks of meat and a solid serving of noodles. The downside is the texture: the noodles had gone a bit soft and mushy. With several meat options unavailable, I opted for the asada California burrito. The steak was moist and well-seasoned, the cilantro present but not overwhelming, and the first bite delivered a satisfying cheese pull. Overall the flavors were nicely balanced. A quick finish on the griddle to seal the tortilla and add a light crisp would elevate it further. It came with a side of salty, well-spiced chips that were genuinely tasty. The birria tacos with rice presented a clearer split. The rice had an off-putting, slightly metallic or "dirty cookware" note that was hard to place, though the grains themselves were cooked to a good texture with solid bite and chew. The tacos fared better: the outer shells were properly crunchy, the meat portion was decent and well-cooked, and the seasoning offered a mild, balanced profile--nothing overpowering, yet nothing that particularly stood out either. These are not the double-tortilla, cheese-filled style; cheese is minimal and sits inside. The consommé was thinner than hoped, but once the salsa was added and a touch of fresh cilantro scattered on top, the whole thing brightened considerably and gained a welcome lift of freshness. The esquite was creamy and pleasantly zingy, with a solid flavor balance. A higher corn-to-sauce ratio would improve it, but the taste itself was enjoyable. In short, the stronger dishes show real potential--particularly the horchata, the seasoned asada, and the elevated birria tacos once sauced--but inconsistent execution, an overly noisy ordering environment, and a few off notes (especially the rice) keep the experience from feeling fully polished.

Great food in Me Encanta! Great ambiance and staff are friendly and provided great service.read more

They weren't busy so seats at the bar were available and super quick service. Staff was friendly…read more Clean dinning room with mixed table options and decorated with colorful details. The Birra quesadilla was amazing! Perfect texture, beef packed with flavor, and the sauce to dip it in was wonderful!