Always great food, prices and service. Welcomed as soon as you walk in and sat immediately. Food is…read moremade quite quickly as well. It's not quiet but it's not loud with just the right amount of music and talk.

Best service here. The waitstaff is so friendly and helpful!! The food is excellent too, we all…read moreliked what we got. The portion size is a bit smaller than we would've liked, that's the only reason I'm taking a star off. Will be coming back!

My husband & I stopped in here on a Saturday afternoon (around 3:00) in October 2025. We were…read moreseated right away in a booth under a painting of Frida Kahlo (for reference if you've been inside). We were given food menus, but I was surprised that there were no drinks listed on the menu and no separate menu for drinks/drink specials. We ordered house margaritas (assuming this was probably on a menu somewhere) from the hostess, and then started looking over the menu. Our server arrived and after greeting us, she forcefully pushed our table up against the wall behind it, without saying a word. Apparently there was a small gap between the wall and table, which she felt needed to be corrected. It was startling and unnecessary. She didn't even pause, just kept right on doing her job like that was a normal interaction. The margaritas here are made with LOTS of margarita mix and presumably some tequila. After tasting mine and noticing an abundance of mix, my husband asked if I could get a shot of tequila to go in mine. Instead of bringing a shot to the table, the server took my glass away and then returned with it, looking and tasting like she had simply poured some water into the top of the glass. It was so odd. I was not expecting her to take my glass, so I have no idea what she actually put in it, but it didn't taste any better, just more watery. I ordered the Guacamole Azteca (which was described as avocado chunks with pico de gallo). The server brought it to the table before bringing my husband's order, and she roughly placed it right in front of me, even though it is an appetizer. I pushed it to the center of the table so we could share. It looked like it had been made at least a day ahead. The tomatoes were mushy and had a dry appearance, while the cilantro was wilted and soggy. It was pretty clear this was NOT fresh, looking at the gray colored liquid floating in the dish. It seemed like a mix they would use for ceviche or shrimp cocktail that's sitting around waiting for one of those dishes. My husband ordered 3 asada street tacos and a side of rice. The tacos were bland, other than the flavors of onion & cilantro (not the beef or spice). The rice honestly looked like it was boil in the bag, with only a faint orangish color & flavorless. Have you ever been at a restaurant and felt like you were an inconvenience? Yeah. If you enjoy that feeling, go to Garcia's; if you prefer a place with a welcoming atmosphere, go somewhere else. There are plenty of other great choices around Fountain Inn. We will no be returning to Garcia's. Sorry for the lack of photos; nothing we received was photo-worthy.

The food here isn't bad. We got sat right away. Service was bad. We had missing silverware and our…read morefood came out really staggered. We had to ask for drink refills and our check. We asked for to go boxes and had to ask for them again 10 mins later. I wouldn't mind trying this place out again.

This place is closed last time we were by there . Do not think still there. They had good food and…read moregreat drinks

I'd be remiss if I left Spartanburg without reviewing the good, the bad, and the awful. So let's…read moreknock those out. Mezcal is a great example of a pretty bad restaurant. I ate at Mezcal many times because it has a convenient location, but after a while, it was clear that it's kind of a bad restaurant. Service is usually fine-to-great. That's certainly never been the problem. I've dined in and gotten taken out multiple times and have never gotten bad service. Sadly, I can't really recall a single meal that I've actually enjoyed. Mexican food is supposed to be bold and flavorful. It doesn't necessarily need to be spicy, and often times it isn't. One thing it simply cannot be is bland. Unfortunately, Mezcal's food is almost unbelievably bland. To make matters worse, they don't actually have any hot sauces that add spice. I've had more than enough meals at this restaurant to conclude that it wasn't an off day. It simply is the reality of this restaurant: good-to-great service but terrible food.

Always a great place to get some fresh Mexican food! Great service. Quick to be seated and served…read more We have eaten here plenty of times and never have been disappointed.

I never had ground beef tacos with the texture of canned dog food! Ground beef should look and…read moretaste like ground beef. And, potato tacos are made with mashed potatoes, not cut up fried potatoes. I also ordered an enchilada à la carte. The waitress brought me a quesadilla. When I told her no, I ordered an enchilada. She responded by saying, "oh God", but not in a nice way. I asked everyone at the table what I had ordered. They all said an enchilada. No matter, her response was not very nice. It would've been better if she just brought the enchilada and said nothing. She brought me the enchilada, unmelted cheese not warm at all. I'll probably never go back there as I live in California. But two be authentic Mexican food learn to cook authentically.

The food was tasty. We had the ceviche, which my daughter loved. She also enjoyed the kids burger…read moreand fries. My other child ate the shrimp. We also got tacos and shrimp fajitas. Everything was yummy. We ordered takeout.

We found El Molcajete after I made many many pick-ups there while making food deliveries. They are…read morenow our go-to when we want Mexican food (weekly!). We have had a number of items from the menu, all served piping hot and delicious. Service is always excellent--even when there are a bunch of us. Margaritas are excellent!!

We were in town for business and stumbled on this gem. The atmosphere reminded us of a family owned…read moretaqueria in Texas. The food was amazing. The flavors were typical of home (Texas) and probably the best queso I have ever had. The service was top notch our glasses stayed full and so did the salsa. We were so impressed, we went back on night 2 of our visit. This is a must try if you are looking for good Mexican food in the area.

Food: always good, it's a Mexican restaurant so it's very similar cuisine to all the others around…read more If there's ever an issue with my food it's fixed promptly and well. Service: the service is pretty good, they get very busy at times and can be slow but for the most part that are average Ambiance: it's nice 2/3 restaurant 1/3 bar area like a normal restaurant. Bar area has plenty of TVs and could fit about 30 people around the bar area alone.

Super fun atmosphere and gorgeous decor! They quickly sat our party of 6. Lots of options for food…read moreand beverages, particularly plentiful options for margaritas. I got a classic marg; it was a bit too sweet for me and I couldn't taste the tequila, so I will try a different one next time. For my entree, I got the chori-pollo. It was huge! I made 3 meals out of it! I will dream about the sauce on this dish until I go back again. Delicious and would recommend!

Lunch specials are good and the venue is quite. Dinner is not so good and it's very noisy.read more

We came the other night for the first time and we enjoyed it. The vibe is a little different than…read moreyour typical Mexican restaurant. However, it's quaint and the staff was very inviting. We both ordered the chimichangas and really liked them. The portions were good size, and it was very flavorful. I would come back again for that same dish.

Friendly staff, but unfortunately the food and overall experience were very disappointing…read more As soon as we walked in, there was a strong odor that immediately triggered my allergies. The restaurant was also very dimly lit and the booth seating felt cramped. We started with the cheese dip, but it looked more like broccoli cheddar soup than traditional queso, which was already a red flag. We ordered two quesadillas (chicken and spinach, and ground beef). The chicken looked pale and completely unseasoned, and the ground beef resembled sloppy joe (Manwich) meat rather than taco filling. We didn't feel comfortable eating the food, so we left it untouched. We didn't make a scene, we paid our bill, tipped our server, and left. Sadly, this place didn't meet expectations and didn't feel like an authentic Mexican restaurant.