This restaurant left a lot to be desired. We had a large party and when we arrived at supper time,…read morethey had one girl working as both hostess and server and she seemed to be having a bad day, as she didn't smile or say much. The restaurant was cold as if the heat wasn't on which was disappointing being a cold December day. We each ordered different items and while some of my party was pleased with their burrito bowls, I ordered the enchiladas which came out twenty minutes after everyone else's food and was cold as ice (the cheese inside wasn't even close to melted). I won't be returning to this restaurant.

I took the trouble of finding this restaurant on Google Earth, and believe this is the correct…read moreaddress. It was recommended by one of the locals. First, this is in the country, so there is plenty of parking. We were there at about noon, and the place wasn't crowded at all. The waiter was pleasant and helpful. I ordered a Mexican Salad which was excellent. My wife ordered a Chili Relleno which was excellent as well. The others in our party ordered Fajitas and the Vegetarian Burrito which were both excellent. The complimentary chips were abundant and served warm. The restrooms were clean. The music was Mexican, and not too loud (thanks for that!). The drinks were served promptly and correctly.

We walked in and got greeted immediately. The server was very nice and helpful with our selection…read more We shared a mango frozen margarita and the special plate. We wanted something light since we are heading to Biloxi.

Tried this place again after a long break. We were pleasantly surprised at how good the food was…read moreafter previous visits. Very generous portions and excellent taste. My hubs got the beef fajitas (2 large plates) and I got the chicken tortilla soup. Both were excellent and we both took food home. Beer was ice cold. Prices very reasonable. We will be back soon.

We drive from Tuscaloosa to dine here. Great taste and service!…read moreNone of the Mexican restaurants in Tuscaloosa taste this good.

The arroz con pollo is so good! Actually everything is good here. The service is also great.read more

It's been forever since I've had decent Mexican food since moving from Chula Vista, California…read more(where the Mexican food is elite) to Mississippi. I also lived in Las Vegas, which has some pretty solid spots too--though let's be honest, San Diego still hits. I've tried a few Mexican restaurants around Mississippi, and honestly, they've been disappointing. But yo... Cinco Hermanos Taco Shop in West Point was giving me serious San Diego taco shop vibes. I walked in, took a bite, and all I could think was: YASSSS. The food was full of flavor and just hit the spot. I've officially found my new go-to Mexican spot. One thing I also appreciate about many of the Mexican restaurants here in Mississippi is that you're greeted with fresh tortilla chips, salsa, and beans as soon as you sit down. In a lot of places these days, you'd be paying extra for that. If you've been craving satisfying Mexican food, give Cinco Hermanos a try. I'll definitely be back.

Best burritos and agua frescas in the golden triangle! Burritos are fat. Carne asada is seasoned…read moreand tasty. Agua frescas taste like they're fresh and not made from juice concentrate. Great portions. Quick service. Hot food. A golden triangle gem!

Went here for a team dinner while in MS for work…read more It's a small Mexican/Honduran restaurant with colorful decor, pretty good parking, and decent hours. The service was ok, and the staff were friendly, but it was definitely not amazing and was quite slow. I had to ask 3 different people to bring me the sour cream that I ordered as well as lemons, and the tomatillo sauce that was given (it's in refillable bottles) was empty so I had to ask for another after they walked away. Now to the food. I got the supreme enchiladas order which comes with 1 chicken, 1 beef, 1 cheese, and 1 bean enchilada with lettuce, guacamole, tomatoes, and cheese on top. The enchiladas were small, and the ingredients fresh, but the flavor was extremely bland, which was surprising for a Mexican restaurant. I mean, I could have had a more flavorful meal at Taco Bell. I ordered rice and refried beans on the side, and while the rice was decent, but nothing to write home about, the beans tasted metallic or artificial like it had been just scooped out of a can; it was not edible. TLDR: I'm giving 2 stars because the people were friendly and were trying hard, and the prices were really cheap (like $11 for my meal without the extras) but the food is just bland, even if the ingredients are fresh.

Great food. Great salsa. Have been 2 times now and will definitely come back. Service is friendly…read moreand fast

Wasn't bad; Creative combination. I ordered the pineapple fajitas with bacon, chicken and steak…read more Wouldn't have ever seen this offered on a menu prior but, the onions, peppers and pineapple pair really nice together. Once again I ordered takeout so I couldn't experience the whole restaurant and work atmosphere. It was a few extra tortillas and that's a delight. Everything else was mid; Rice, Beans, Guacamole, Sour Cream and Salad

The food is pretty good. Service is sporadic, you never know what you're gonna get. I don't know if…read moreit's good or bad but it's a little different from all the other Mexican places.

The service was wonderful: friendly, fast, and somehow always appearing right when you're about to…read moreask for something. The food was good and definitely did its job (no one left hungry or grumpy). Now, let's talk about the salsa. It wasn't bad... but it felt like it was holding back, like it had big dreams of greatness and just needed a little more spice to reach its full potential. The place is very small but the ambiance is very inviting.

El Patron is located in a small strip plaza,so parking was not an issue. Walking in, the place had…read morea pleasant and bright ambiance. I was greeted enthusiastically by a gentlemen and brought to a table. My other server was pretty much indifferent. He never came to check on me and even bringing me my entree, just dropped it off and never asked me if I needed anything or anything. I went with the chile Verde. It was okay. Good, but nothing great. Maybe it was an off night being a Sunday evening and my server was just not feeling it tonight. This is my second time in Columbus, Mississippi for business and the second Mexican restaurant I ate at in the area. The other restaurant was a better choice, but I am still glad that I came here (despite the service being poor). I guess overall I will give it three stars.

Service sucks and food takes forever to come. Waited over 30 min for food. It was also hot insideread more

They got their alcohol license back and have a great variety of Mexican beer and the best cantarito…read moreI have had. Also had the best asada torta.

The asada sopes and asada tortas are AMAZING - try them! Also you cant go wrong with the carnitas…read moretacos. Friendly service and good drinks.

I love it here I heard they are moving this one to Noxpator ms soon great tacos and also dessertsread more

I'm a Mexican food purist. Typically, a place that features burritos and brings you nachos with…read moremedium salsa up front is not pure. And La Fiesta made me think, maybe more of these places are actually good Mexican food, but they cater to the clientele. Because I read through the whole menu, through various feature dishes and specialties, and finally the chef's specials on the back page. And peppered throughout, I found hints of the real thing. I ended up getting #67 - four assorted tacos with different meats, I chose flour tortilla. They came out super authentic, delicious, loaded with meat. Wonderful variety of flavors. The side of guac I asked for was packed, great consistency, mostly avocado - because yes, I've had it runny and full of cucumbers or onions etc. This was real Mexican food, and I think it's a mindset "if someone wants to order our authentic specialties, that's great. If not, they'll get the American foods we know how to prepare." Not much else - service was friendly enough, place was rather sparse both in decor (at least no overdone Mexickitsch) and attendance but I get that it's Sunday night, and most other places were closed. I gather that's a Sunday thing in the South, and I'm grateful I found and chose La Fiesta over anything else that might have let me in.

I was pleasantly surprised by this restaurant. Prices were incredible and the food was pretty good…read more They have renamed the restaurant to "El Mariachi". We discovered it on our drive up to Tuscaloosa. I ate a chimichanga with rice and a good helping of chips and queso. The service was good and I like the general feel of the restaurant with fun paintings on the wall that made for a nice ambiance.