We dine here all the time and the food is great. It is really nice to eat on the patio when the…read moreweather is nice. I would highly recommend it.

I wish I could join the chorus of 4 and 5 star reviews. Looking for a restaurant with atmosphere?…read more You won't find it here. My first warning was the decrepit sign over the door in a dilapidated strip center. But, as the saying goes, "don't judge a book by its cover." The food was good. Not great. My usual order is fajitas, this time a chicken, steak, and chicken combo. The plate was served sizzling. Served with 3 small tortillas and the usual fixin's. El Mexicano doesn't serve any beans other than refried, so, no option for black beans, pinto or borracho. The shrimp in the dish were perfect, the chicken was dried out and there were about 6 little strips of steak. The grilled onions and peppers were very good. My wife's shrimp dish was very salty. She prefers the interpretation of Shrimp Mexicana at others Mexican restaurants. And for good measure, because we asked for some lime to squeeze on the shrimp and they tacked on $2 to the bill. But what really resulted in my barely average review was the cleanliness of El Mexicano; or rather, the lack of it. You'll notice a yellow bucket that hangs on the wall in the dining room, yes, in full sight of diners. I witnessed a server drop something on the floor, grab a cloth from the bucket and clean the floor. Then, she returned the cleaning cloth to the bucket. Moments later, another server used the same cloth to clean tables! The health department would have a hissy fit if they saw this. Worse, when I mentioned this to the manager, he was indifferent. I know he understood me, he just didn't care. If the manager is so indifferent to such an obvious health hazard, I can't fathom what goes on in the kitchen. El Mexicano is a "one and done" for us.

It had been quite a while since our last visit, but we were nearby and decided to stop for lunch…read more La Lupita remains frozen in time, same '60's vibe with laminate tables, wood paneling and paper decorations. But I felt La Lupita had slipped a bit. Initial service was excellent, we were greeted and seated promptly. Drinks were served and our order was taken. But once the food was brought to the table, our server was nowhere to be found. Refill for ice tea? Nope. We ordered one set of corn and one set of flour tortillas and got two orders of corn. It took us quite a while to find the server to get the error corrected. The complementary chips and salsa were way off. The chips were stale and they switched to a green salsa. Admittedly, a personal preference, but I liked the red better. My wife enjoyed her usual- camarones Mexicano. Served sizzling and perfectly done. I don't recall the mixed fajitas (my usual) as being so greasy. Again, served hot. Lots of peppers, onions, & grilled tomatoes. No jalapeños. I could have asked for some as a side and I'm sure they would accommodate. I also found it odd that La Lupita doesn't offer any beans other than refried. We asked for black beans or pinto or borracho. They're not offered. Yet they were able to serve refried black beans instead of the usual borracho or pinto refried version. Prices, inevitably, were up since our last visit. La Lupita is still a favorite for authentic Mexican food. We just caught them on an off day and it was still way ahead of most Mexican restaurants.

AYYYY this place is LEGIT. Very cute interior, has a bunch of hot sauces to try (pro tip: if you…read morelike spicy the yellow bottle is fire, literally!) I ordered the Bistec Ranchero - jalapeno and onion over steak with rice, beans and tortilla, ugh I could have ordered three plates of this and eaten it all, it was that good. Service was very prompt and professional, although there were only two other tables occupied when I was there so it should have been! Anyway I love this place and will definitely be back.

We were searching for a place to eat. Another restaurant in the area had a 30-40 minute wait so we…read morelooked on Yelp for restaurants in the area and found this place which had great reviews. The inside is somewhat small, but clean. The server was very friendly and service was prompt. The painted art on the furniture and walls was excellent. I ordered a chicken bowl with rice, tomatoes, cheese, sour cream and on the side was red enchilada sauce. The chicken was wonderfully seasoned and I only was able to eat half of it. My husband ordered the Texana fajitas, which was a trio of meats (steak, shrimp and chicken). My daughter ordered a Grand burrito. We all left satisfied. I did not get a photo of the hub's or daughter's food before they started devouring them, but I did get a picture of my bowl.

Definitely NOT fancy, but very tasty, probably the best Mexican food we've had here in southern…read moreIndiana since eating at Mi Jalisco in Jasper, 90 minutes northwest of Jeffersonville. Delicious salsa seasoned well with a good amount of cilantro to give it a nice flavor and just enough heat to keep in interesting. Chips were served warm, fresh and crispy-crunchy. They have a very wide menu featuring a great array of Mexican specialties along with the more traditional Mexican-American fare that most people are used to. Since this was our first visit, we played it safe and each tried a good old reliable quesadilla; one grilled chicken, one grilled steak. Both were HUGE and delicious. The steak was seasoned nicely and was still juicy despite being cut small. The chicken I had was flavorful and juicy, as well, made even better with the addition of some the the house salsa. I had rice as a side item and it was probably the best I've ever had at a Mexican restaurant. I'm not sure what they season it with, but I could eat a whole bowl of it by itself. My wife had a Coke; I stuck with water. As an added bonus, when it came time to pay the bill, we were told the older couple behind us had picked up our check. To whomever you are---thank you. We'll definitely be back. P.S. One caveat; the place CAN get noisy when filled with....millennials...who have no idea what an "inside voice" is.

Absolutely amazing!!! The taco salad...sans beans extra beef was just so good. The shell was crispy…read morewithout being greasy. Portion size was enough for 2 servings and the chips and queso... to die for. Definitely will keep this little spot in mind for the future.

You could miss the outside if you werent looking for it, the sign is a bit obscured by the trees in…read morefront. But when you do come in you are greeted by a small, but charming little restaurant with a very nice and speedy staff. I ordered the mole enchiladas (chicken) and the mole sauce was incredible, the sure sign of a place that knows what they are doing. My only complaint was that the salsa and sauces provided were a bit on the bland side, even with adding a touch of hot sauce it didnt help much. But that is OK because I am coming back for that mole!

Food and service were great. I got 4 tacos - back steak, al pastor, chicken, and steak. The back…read moresteak and the al pastor were my favorites. Would recommend 10/10.

Good food at fair prices. I have a huge burrito for $8. And…read morethey share the restaurant with a grocery store.

Let's be clear, if all you know is Tex-Mex, this taqueria may disappoint. You won't find nachos,…read moreburritos, fajitas here. This is strictly Mexican food. And darn good at that. They start you with these funky fried crisps. No salsa or pico-but on the bright side you don't fill up with chips. Good thing, because the portions are ginormous! It's rare I can't finish a meal, but my shredded beef with mole was more than enough for a takeout box. I ordered the platter, so my meal came with rice and refried beans. We had the leftovers for lunch the following day. My wife ordered two alacart items. Shrimp cerviche and a chicken taco. Both well prepared. And as a side bonus, the tortillas were outstanding. I'm not a fan of corn tortillas, but these home made gems had flavor and didn't fall apart like packaged ones. Same with the crispy corn shells for the tostada. Great crunch and real flavor. Beer was served cold along with a frosted mug and a slice of lime. Everything is made to order. One fella was the chief, cook & bottle washer. And waiter. He speaks English when he sees you struggling with the menu. He made us feel very welcome. This is a down to earth diner that hasn't seen any updating since day one, but the food is excellent, the restrooms are clean and the service was perfectomundo.

OMG, this place is fantastic!…read more I was lucky it wasn't busy when I arrived. I was welcomed in in a family style way. This made it more authentic. I was able to explore the menu but I knew I had walked in for a ceviche. Glad waitress clarified the typo on large shrimp ceviche's price, which immediately translated to honesty. Thei give you a complimentary savory broth with hints of seafood flavor and potatoes which is a welcoming opening. The flavor was excellent the tostadas are like home made non commercial, loved them. Their give you fresh lime or already squeezed natural lime juice. I had a campechano (mixed) taco and a pastor taco. Which they have for .99 on Tuesdays so I will be a regular on Tuesdays too. There is parking on the front and on one of the sides of the place. The team was quick with food, attentive to all needs and very professional and friendly. And the price value is amazing. There are many items I still have to try but it is in my top 3 list for Mexican food in Kentuckiana!

We've tried the Jeffersonville restaurant, and with a coupon it was time to try this location. In…read moreJeff, I commented on lousy salsa. Here in NA, the salsa was thick, chunky and darn tasty. The chips were fresh, and not too thick. We were off to a good start. My wife ordered shrimp tacos. Three well packed tacos with a side of rice & guac. The shrimp were decent sized, perfectly grilled, and completely flavorless. Now, the fajitas. Just like in Jeff, Puerto Vallarta dices the chicken & beef rather than serving strips. A generous portion, perhaps lacking in onions & peppers, served sizzling hot. Again, only refried beans were offered. No black or boracho beans were available. And again, not a lot of seasoning for any special flavor. Puerto Vallarta offers lots of options on the menu. But, based on my two visits, the recipes need some serious tweaking to bring flavors forward. But if you like bland Mexican food, you'll love it here.

I forgot to take a picture..... we got 2 dinners takeout. When we opened them they were both…read morepuddles of mush. Couldn't hardly tell the difference Both were cold. The line to check out was long , probably why they were cold. I normally love this place. But was very disappointed with the service and food this time.

All our food arrived smashed because they packaged heavy items on top of light items. Sauced…read morespilled outside of the dish onto the other items. If you order over five different entrées that are different they need to be labeled. I put in request to have them labeled. Nothing was labeled so I had to cut into peoples food to figure out what was ordered. Horrible service. this was a missed opportunity on their behalf because this was a trial to see if we were used them for catering service. Absolutely not. If this is how you treat regular gas ordering to go. I can only imagine how bad your catering services are.

Food was good, not amazing. I was only one at bar on a Friday night, which was strange. But after…read morefull experience, it makes sense. Biggest thing was check. Not bartender's fault but I had to lower tip because of it. They had two surprise charges on there. Got to read the fine print in this place! Wouldn't go back simply due to lost trust. They say another $0.99 for adding another protein but then add another $1 on top of that because one is steak. And then they surprisingly charge $1 extra for each imported beer you drink. Sorry, but this place is sneaky and greedy.

Very cute place, the interior is decorated well. Our server was very pleasant and nice…read more We started off with the queso and chips, which were good, but how can you make queso and chips bad, right? My entree was Shrimp a la Diabla (rice, corn tortilla). The tortilla completely fell apart while trying to eat them which was a bummer, but the shrimp were a decent size and had good flavor. I would come back to try other things, the menu is big and has a ton of options!

Came here today on a whim while scrolling through the Yelp app and saw this place was very highly…read morereviewed. I'm sitting here scratching my head as why because at best, this is a 3-star place and barely at that. The food was okay but nothing to write home about. I've had much better Mexican food at other places. I ordered the Chori Pollo which is chorizo on top of grilled chicken with cheese and white rice. My order was taken down wrong and I ended being given something entirely different. They did end up making it correct for me. The horchata I ordered was really good and one of the better ones I've had from a place. My server was nice despite taking down my order entirely wrong. The interior is nice. It the music is absolutely too loud and constantly playing so you may need to talk a bit louder than usual if you want to have a conversation with anyone dining with you. I can't see myself returning to this establishment and one that I wouldn't recommend. I had to fight with flies the entire time I was dining which added to the rather displeasing time I was here. The prices for the food isn't too terrible and pretty standard if you've been to most other Mexican restaurants that have a similar menu. Do yourself a favor and find another, much better place for Mexican food than here.

We got three burritos, one with chicken and two were vegetarian. I was able to tell the very nice…read morecashier that I am vegetarian in Spanish and she immediately understood. The food was delicious and so fresh and it was a huge burrito. My mom, my husband and I all remarked on how good it was. This restaurant will become a part of our regular rotation! I highly recommend it.

Hidden gem. You wouldn't know about this place unless you are in the know. You can't see it from…read morethe street and the only other businesses next to it are a peddlers mall and a mattress store but if you're looking for a mom and pop, local, hole in the wall kind of place this is it! So tasty, they come out swinging right away with the chips, salsa, and guacamole. The salsa is a little spicy for our tastes but not enough to keep us from going back for more, and the chips are so crisp and light. Our server was great. My husband and I both wanted to try something new and he didn't shy away from recommending new dishes to us. I can't remember what the name of either of our dishes were but they were both delicious! Our 1 year old can be pretty picky as most toddlers but she ate all of it as long as we covered it in guac! We will definitely be back to try more of what they offer.