**April 2025: Wednesday Late Afternoon Visit**…read more My friend and I were driving from Charleston, West Virginia to Pigeon Forge, Tenneesee and needed to rest and eat before heading to our destination. We're both from southern California so we have high expectations for Mexican food. When we entered we were plesantly surprised by the warm and colorful atmosphere. The chairs and tables had beautiful carvings and it just put a smile across my face. My friend and I each ordered a dish and honestly we probably could have shared one entree since the portion was enormous. Flavors tasted authentic and it was very filling. We had a ton of leftovers. Overall, a solid spot to enjoy some ethnic noms.

Friendly and the food is good. If you get a pitcher of margarita, it will most likely be virgin…read more You will need to order shots of tequila. A local said it's best to order by the glass and not the pitcher.

Tried this restaurant again. Horrible experience! They seem…read moreapathetic. Peach margarita tasted nothing like a margarita. Returned it. The woman I told was unresponsive and didn't care. Food was bland and guacamole was just blended green tomatillo but couldn't detect any avocado. Service was slow and they were sitting in the back of the restaurant talking to each other. Salsa was too sweet and we had to add salt to doctor it up. The salt shaker was dirty with caked on food. Gross Beef fajitas were served barely warm. Glass windows are dirty with children's finger prints, chair legs are splattered with dried food on them. Will never return!

I had an amazing time while eating here I had a great waiter looked a little bit young but he was…read morevery professional. I had some amazing food and the waiter was being very active and asking if everything was ok. Overall was a great experience and I will definitely be back soon!

Awesome Mexican food! If you are visiting Wise, I definitely recommend this place…read more The restaurant has a clean interior, a bit more modern looking than the other Mexican places around. I think it is new. It didn't serve alcohol when we went, so I think they are waiting on their alcohol license or something, since they had a bar at the back. So hopefully they will offer some margaritas soon! I had a triple combo - burrito, taco, and enchilada. The burrito was cheesy sauce, which somehow was amazing mixed with their other ingredients. Tortilla was tender and flavors all blended well with the peppers and meat on the inside. I almost crave it just writing this.. The hard taco was simple but good, and you'd probably want to add some hot sauce to it for more oomph. Enchilada was good too, although I was too full after the burrito to finish it.

This is the best Mexican restaurant in town... This is my 2nd visit in last 3 days, food and…read moreservice were as good as the first visit. Definitely will be back again before the week ends. Very impressed!

The beef tacos were so good with the melted cheese and lettuce. The service was quick and the…read moreplatter neat. Didn't have to wait very long at all for the food. The atmosphere was relaxing. The price was 2 beef tacos for $5.00, a good deal!!

Delicious food served hot. Quick, friendly service…read more Nice to find a place to eat that's open on Sunday's after church gets out. I enjoyed the Fajita Burrito with shrimp. Comes with beans and rice. Hubby enjoyed their enchiladas (chicken, beef, cheese, and bean). Comes with beans and rice. Complimentary tortilla chips and salsa. Their salsa is very good. Decorated like an old Western movie set.

Food, bar and service always great! The food is always consistent when we go no matter the time of…read moreday.

Your good basic Mexican food. Staff is friendly, large menu and having moved here from Texas I say…read morenot as good as some of the small places there but for south West Virginia it's pretty good.

Well folks, you just can't beat Los Arcos. Los Arcos has had…read morea bit of competition in Abingdon over a newer Mexican restaurant in Abingdon named "Puerto Nuevo" but the truth is, you just can't beat Los Arcos. For me, Los Arcos is the perfect restaurant for casual meals with friends or family. The Meals at Los Arcos are really enjoyable and reliable. Personally, I like when I order something at a restaurant that I have ordered before and it is brought to me exactly the same as the last time that I order it. That is exactly what Los Arcos's meals are like. Reliable.

Worst Mexican food in the area, might as well go to Taco Bell across the street. Called in a order…read morefor chips and dips which the owner was to busy to pass on to the kitchen so we had to order again when we got there and wait 15 minutes for chips and salsa. The order was wrong when she brought it out and way over priced. So we ended up paying 16 dollars for chips, salsa and a small cheese dip. My 16 dollar chips and dips even came in a cool reused Kroger grocery bag

We will not be back to this place.... My bf ordered beef…read morenachos and a order of cheese sauce with chips. I ordered a burrito with shrimp, octopus, a whole poblano, avocado, shredded cheese all inside the burrito. I also asked for a lot of limes on the side. They came out after we took our order to go so he could check on it because he asked me numerous times about the cheese I wanted. I had said I do not want anything on top of my burrito and hate the liquid cheese. The person who made my burrito used the liquid cheese, similar to nacho cheese consistency on top. No shredded cheese inside. So they didn't give my bf his cheese sauce he paid for. My burrito was nasty. They didn't put a whole poblano, the first half of the burrito had a few small pieces of poblano, barely any octopus, no shredded cheese inside, they didn't give me any limes. I HATE this crap cheese sauce that "mexican" food places use in Tennessee. Legit Mexican food places don't use this fake liquid cheese. My bf said his nachos were good. Problem is.. I was on the toilet all night because of this cheese. I say this because it was the same cheese they put on his nachos and... he was sick to his stomach for the rest of the night and then he had his turn on the toilet.

As we wend our way to Florida, we spend the night in Bristol for one main reason. This restaurant!…read more (The Hilton Garden Inn hits all the marks too, but as I have nothing to add I'm not updating that review.) My husband ordered five enchiladas each with a different stuffing. While delicious, unless you haven't eaten since last Thursday, who can consume so many enchiladas?! I shouldn't talk. The house special quesadilla -- always excellent -- is a lot of food. Ever resourceful, I took half back, put the chicken and peppers on a bagel and ate it for breakfast! (Note to self AND my husband: next time let's split one and maybe forego the steak and chicken. Chorizo and shrimp?!) Moving on, the salsa bar is great with smooth, chunky, mild and spicy salsas. That's not counting the warm bean spread brought to the table with their thin and crisp chips. Our margaritas -- $6 each -- are not only good but pretty, topped with berries and a flower. Here it is, Monday night -- not a typical going-out day of the week -- and the place is busy with locals. Pretty good testimony to what's become one of my favorite Mexican restaurants.

My husband is making me put 3* but personally I am more one or two star max. Very flavorless. The…read moresalsa was tasty best part of the experience, the choriqueso was nothing but bland cheese dip and a whole bunch of chorizo grease. Not good at all. The sausage tasted like burnt beef with chorizo grease to me. The tacos de carne asada were completely flavorless. The meat was browned and it tasted like that's it, not even browned in its own fat. It reminded of eating at your dreaded aunts house who don't even know what salt and pepper is. Then they tossed some onions and cilantro on it and called it a taco. I wasn't a fan, husband said it was tolerable when you added the red salsa they served it with. However the rice and beans again flavorless, so much so my husband didn't finish the side dish and that NEVER happens. For a small town with not much else to offer they had food and it was semi edible. Personally I wouldn't return but husband said he would give it another chance. That's why we are at three stars.

Food was great. Staff were really friendly. Prices were reasonable. Didn't have to wait a long time…read morefor food.

Not a bad little town Mexican restaurant. You could tell you were in a small town, service and food…read morewas a little slow. Chips were thin and salsa was ok, had some flavor. Flautas were good but the beans were a little salty. Good steak quesadilla.

Used to be really good. Our server was awful however. Didn't bring our appetizer while we saw…read morepeople who had been seated well after us receiving their appetizers. Couldn't get a refill without flagging someone down. We had to beg another server to please bring our cheese dip because our server forgot. Sat forever without menus too. Chimichangas are supposed to be deep fried and crispy but mine was like a wet dishrag. Our other order was spicy chicken but just tasted like there was a bunch of cayenne dumped on it and you could taste nothing but that. Had to get our own to go container because we were eventually abandoned by the server. Never got a check from him but just ended up going to the front to pay. We enjoy the Apple Pay but when you don't get a ticket you can't use it. I loved this place but this trip was awful on every level

The food is excellent! My friends and I visit this restaurant regularly for lunch…read more The service is really great as well. If you haven't tried it you need to. The prices are good and plenty of tables.

Service was slow. Never came back after they brought the food. Had to get our own to go boxes and…read morefind someone to check us out. Needed refills. Even asked for refill when they brought the food. The cheese sauce is awful. That was our first visit and will be our last. I'm normally easy to please and understand that everyone has a bad day. This just went from bad to worse.