I'd heard about this restaurant and finally got to try it. The burrito was gigantic and delicious…read more It easily weighed between 3-4lbs. They have so many different types of items you can add to your burrito. We'll definitely be back because I imagine their tacos are just as tasty

The margaritas? Good and affordable too! The food, its just ok. I have eaten here 3 times now and…read moretried a variety of items. I have yet to find a favorite. Last time I was here the steak I ate left me feeling sick afterwards. I think just stick to the drinks. The ambiance is cute. It is a bit cold though! Definitly bring a sweater.

I only rated a 2 because the waiter was pleasant, although not efficient. The shrimp on the fajita…read morewas perfectly cooked. Otherwise , it was not a good experience. I had the Pollo americano. It says the chicken is seasoned. It is not. It didn't even have salt and pepper. The whole dish was bland. You can also tell in the pic that it had been sitting under a heat lamp for a while, since the top half of the tasteless rice is almost completely dried out. The fajita was also bland. The refried beans were straight out of the can. We won't be back.

This place is really decorative inside, and the service was top notch. Coming from California where…read morewe get top of the line Mexican cuisine, going for Mexican food in other states can be pretty disappointing, but this place was decent! We got the burrito gigante and the molcajete. Both were pretty good. We also tried the micheladas (a favorite in our house) and were pleasantly surprised by those, as well!

Food and service was great It's a lot better then agaves in…read morecross Plains tn. It's gone down and the pass few months

Food like a thousand other Mexican places! Bland, under seasoned. Salsa was sour, cheese dip runny…read morelike milk!

They speak only Spanish and charge Gringos more than price on menu and if you don't get what you…read moreorder they no speaking Engrish

If you're looking for authentic Mexican food this is the place! Everything made fresh to order. I…read moredidn't know it but they are open for breakfast as well, I'll have to try that

Very nice Mexican restaurant. Clean friendly service I…read moreordered a very large burrito & it was awesome. It was filled with ground beef, rice & cheese. The iced was a little weak but overall it was great

Let's start with the good. It's probably the nicest restaurant in White House. It's clean and…read moredecorated nicely. The prices are reasonable and the chips and salsa are good. Other than that though you can really see why they aren't very busy. The service was mediocre, especially considering we were the only table in the whole place at the time we went. The food, I don't know, I'm from the southwest and good Mexican food can be found on every corner and I had high hopes for this place when we walked in but the Mexican food is just as terrible as most other Mexican places around here. I'm not sure what the issue is, because we can make great Mexican food at home with locally purchased groceries but the Mexicans in these restaurants must be catering to the palates of the locals or something because it's just not good.

El Mezcal Mexican occupies the corner of Hendersonville Marketplace along New Shackle Island Road,…read moreand is a solid spot for Mexican whether dining in or picking up. For those who are looking for Ricardo's...this is the place, but it underwent a rebrand and relocation in the past few years. The restaurant is not large, but being located on the corner of the plaza gives lots of natural light for the long dining room, plus a cool cutout space for the bright bar and there is even a small patio outside of the front door. The space does not give off your standard Mexican restaurant vibes in full, but the essence of it is there and that is good enough! I have dined in, but most of my visits are pickup from an online order. My go-to here is always the Arroz con Queso. Unlike other spots, this comes automatically with peppers and onions, but no tortillas. I 86 the peppers and live without the tortillas. It is a good amount of chicken, rice, onions and queso. Always hits the spot! Along with this, I usually get a bowl of queso, but recently decided to get an order of bean dip...and where has this been my whole life. I kind of knew what to expect, but the ratio of refried bean to queso was absolute perfection! Price point was standard and ran me around $23 for my entree and dip plus tip. Service is always welcoming and friendly, plus they are usually quick with preparation, so never long waits whether dine in or pick up. Overall, really happy to have found El Mezcal. A solid go-to when in Hendersonville!

The staff here is amazing Atdhair was so friendly since I stepped foot into the establishment. He…read moremade me feel right at home and the food was amazing. 11/10 would recommend.

Great service, clean and simple decor Crispy chips and a tasty salsa, flavor without too much heat…read more I had the quesadilla el Rey it was delicious! Filled with chicken, mushrooms, onions and peppers. Served with a side of rice and shredded lettuce, tomato and sour cream. Hubby wasn't too hungry, so he had bean dip. We were pleased!

Pueblo Viejo sits in the plaza that is anchored by Publix on Long Hollow Pike in Goodlettsville,…read moreand is your standard Mexican spot. Nothing wrong with that, btw. From queso to quesadillas, fish tacos to birria...Pueblo Viejo has all the classics combined with a few house specialties. I usually go with the classic arroz con pollo, but decided to switch it up and go with the Quesadilla El Rey, which featured grilled chicken, cheese, mushrooms and onions, sided with rice. The quesadilla was delicious, well cooked and packed with the goods! Of course before the main, I started with a small queso. The queso was bland and a bit thick for my liking. The complimentary salsa was also nothing special. They both got the job done, but were just okay. The space is small, one large dining room featuring a variety of table setups along with a small bar in the back corner. No frills space, which is duplicated in their food. Service was friendly and timely. Place was clean and well kept. Overall, Pueblo Viejo is a solid 3.5 for me. Happy to go back and enjoy a meal, but wouldn't go out of my way for it.

Cool spot in Orlinda/Cross Plains I ate lunch at while working in the area. Mixed lunch fajitas…read morewere good, especially for $12. Ample portion. Really clean and nice decor. Def recommend.

Our go to when going out is Mexican 95% of the time. So we try all the new places when they open…read more The building has recently been totally updated. Everything it new and clean. There is a bar area in one side of the building with other seating and the main dining room is a mix of tables and booths. We were seated as soon and we walked in and there were chips and salsa before we were settled in. The salsa was above average, chips were decent. We ordered a small cheese dip and it was very good. It was hot and freshly made. I ordered a skinny margarita because I don't like the normally overly sweet ones that are made with mixes. This one wasn't sweet and was almost clear. It didn't lack in potency either, but wasn't straight booze. I got a steak taco and grilled chicken taco. Booth were good, but the steak's flavor was the best I have had locally. I would get any dish with this grilled steak. Overall, it was a great experience and we will be back.