My husband and I travel extensively and we had this restaurant recommended for us to try. I would…read moregive this place a ten, if allowed. Everything about this restaurant is great. The atmosphere, the cleanliness, the staff and last but not least; the food was fantastic. The staff was very attentive and you do not have to wait a long time for your food. The presentation of the food was over the top; very appealing and very tasty. Will definitely eat there again and will highly recommend the Tiki Tako Restaurant to everyone.

Great authentic Hispanic cuisine from a food truck. The service was fast and friendly. I will…read moredefinitely eat there again.

Recently moved to Madison and started visiting local restaurants. Diego's is the BEST Mexican food…read morein the area, we both Love it! Always fast, always delicious and great service too!

Attended a funeral in Madison and decided to get something to eat before driving back home to…read moreJeffersonville. We elected to try Diego's after checking the Yelp reviews . . . we should have driven on home. We were seated promptly - and our server was very nice, but he was handling the front of the house on his own - which meant service after being seated was poor at best. Once our food arrived - our server disappeared - never checked that everything was okay - never offered refill on drinks - nothing. I ordered a burrito with chicken and it literally had three small pieces of chicken, a boat load of onions and peppers - plus enough of the liquid it was cooked in to fill the plate! Needless to say, the flour tortilla was gummy from the liquid and inedible. The others in our group said their food was "just okay". Once someone came out from the back we got our check and left. My best advice - if you see Diego's - keep driving.

I hate doing this for places that I've never had a problem with before but today was completely…read moredifferent, The service was terrible. The fact that me and my fiancé asked for just queso on our food and end up with the red sauce a the queso. Our dinner was completely ruined, like I said we've never had a problem with the place before till tonight, so I'm never going back. And when asked for a replacement we were told we had to pay the messed up food and the replacement food.

Loved the vibe and decor. We chose this spot over others in town as we were visiting because of the…read morecheery exterior. The inside had even more flair. The staff were friendly but did seem a little out of sorts. It seemed like they were maybe cleaning up from hosting a large party or event so maybe we just didn't visit on a regular day.The food was good, I would maybe just order something other than the taco salad next time. I ordered chicken and got steak but just decided to roll with it. However, the veggies were fresh and the steak was flavorful.

Anyone can see that Carrollton has plenty to offer for Latino cuisine. But this place is where…read moreit's at. The owner of the establishment works in the kitchen along with help and makes the best quesadillas I have eaten. When I stop in I like to eat the picnic tables because it's way too much to eat going down the road and it's too far from my house to wait until I get home. The atmosphere is laid back and just other hungry people getting good food at an economical price. If you haven't tried it, stop by today.

These just aren't the best tacos I've ever had, this is the best meal I've ever had. Since finding…read morethis place, I've been back 4-5 times now and each time it somehow gets better and better. I travel all over the state and I've been to 20+ taquerias in the last year, and I can confidently say that these are far and away the best tacos in Kentucky and even beating any and all spots in the Cincinnati metro area. The meats, the salsa, the tortillas, everything is better. On my deathbed, I want nothing more than a plate of these tacos. I can't think of a single thing that would make them better. They have such a large menu, but I may never know what all of that tastes like because I will get tacos every single time. They have a brick and mortar restaurant in Ghent worth checking out too. It's 99% as good, but the tacos here just taste slightly better. I'll probably transition to the one in Ghent for the winter. Here it's always nice to sit on the picnic tables and enjoy the fresh air. In summary, try these and you won't want any other tacos in your life.

food was great and service was also. price seemed reasonable for the large portions. this is my "…read morego to" place for special times.

Sat down at a booth and as I was sitting there eating chips and salsa, a roach crawled out from…read morebetween the hot sauce bottles and across the table toward me. Never again.

Stopped here for lunch, the food and service were great! They bring out two salsa's, one is…read moreslightly more spicy, both have good taste! Ordered the queso, it's good, but on the more viscous side in case you don't like runny queso. I had the Arroz Con Pollo. It had really great flavor, the grilled chicken was phenomenal, and the lunch order was a generous portion. Definitely keeping this place on my radar for any time I'm passing through the area!

Well-seasoned food, fresh ingredients, highly recommend the chicken ranchero, huge proportions…read more Hubby and I could have shared an entree and still left full!

Food is good when they get it right. Unfortunately this weekend I had went and got some of the same…read morethings I always get and the chicken was so salty that it was unpleasant to eat. I'm not saying it's a place to skip because it usual is great but man a bit of a letdown.

Delicious, large portions and fast service. Tons of options in the menu to choose from.read more

Mi Viejo is one of those places where you walk in thinking, "Let's just hope they have queso," and…read morewalk out thinking, "Well that was actually... pretty decent!" Food: The steak fajitas and Chimichanga Mexicana were both perfectly fine -- not life-changing, not flavorless. Just solid, no-frills Mexican food that does the job. The meat was seasoned well, which honestly makes up for a lot. Salsa: Now the salsa... I don't know what that was, but it tasted like it came from a can that lost a bet. Thin, flavorless, and a little sad -- like it wanted to be pico de gallo but ran out of ambition. Guacamole: I'm 90% sure it was squeezed from a tube and shaped like a sad little worm on the plate. It didn't taste bad exactly, but it definitely didn't taste like avocado either. It looked like it needed a hug and a better life. Beer: Major shoutout to the beer -- served in ice-cold mugs and at the perfect temperature. You'd be surprised how many places mess that up. Mi Viejo nailed it. I may not remember the salsa, but I'll remember that frosty mug like an old friend. Service: Fast, friendly, and no nonsense. Exactly what you want when you're just trying to eat your weight in chips. Ambiance: Cool vibe -- kind of a bourbon bar/sports bar hybrid. Lots of TVs with football on, dim lighting, and music at that perfect "I can still hear myself think" volume. Also, one cracked window, which was slightly concerning but added a little mystery to the place. (Like, what did happen there? A salsa revolt?) Value: Great bang for your buck. You won't need a loan to eat here, which is rare and beautiful these days. Final Thoughts: Is it the best Mexican food I've ever had? No. Is it the best Mexican food within a 30-mile radius of a Dollar General? Probably. Worth a stop if you're in town -- just skip the salsa, lower your guac expectations, and definitely get a beer.

We always have excellent food and exceptional service! I've never had a meal here less than stellar.read more