If i could hive 0 stars i would i was a but concerned that 0 people we're in during lunch however…read morehad to make a quick stop ordered their burrito with chili. Colorado spent $16 got back to work opened up the plate and saw basically a kids burrito. I could've got at Taco Bell for two dollars versus $16 went back showed him the food and they said that that's how they make it, no wonder why nobody is there during lunch. Nothing authentic nothing text or Max more like cafeteria mix text food terrible I don't know who gave us four stars. Maybe they got a new chef and the chef has no taste buds. Burrito says meat, beans, rice and cheese. It only had some ground up gray looking hamburger meat took one bite and had to spit it out. Left it on the counter back at the restaurant never going there again everybody's talking about hopefully, that place is good.

Came with a group of 20 on a Sunday evening. Restraunt was completely empty, and just one server…read moreworking. Service was friendly but still took over two hours to get our food. Chips & salsa, queso, and food were good, and the restraunt is nice (just felt like a ghost town being so empty)- but maybe not worth the wait. Would try again with a smaller group, just not the best experience this time around.

We came for an early reservation, the food was great, server (Isaac) was friendly and gave some…read moregood recommendations. We like the different seating options, nice ambiance. Price was reasonable. Overall a good experience!

This place was close to our hotel so we stopped in for a late lunch yesterday…read more We sat at the bar and were immediately greeted by the bartender. I ordered a Jalapeno Margarita and my wife ordered a Hibiscus Margarita. Both were exceptional. For lunch, I ordered the Chicken Tinga Classic Crispy Tacos and my wife ordered the Chicken "Tejano" Fajita. The bartender also brought us an order of Beans and Rice to share, which was nice. The food was fantastic. I would consider this a high end Mexican restaurant. We liked the decor and dim lighting. We noticed that there was a private room that can be closed off with curtains. This would be great for a small group. The restaurant also has a nice patio area.

I was originally looking for Los Potros on the recommendation of a family member, and I found…read moreBeto's had replaced them. It's the perfect street food spot if you can't make up your mind. They have a pretty wide variety of menu items, all things considered. It was blazing hot inside the lobby, so I hope they're cooler in the kitchen, but I loved the service and the food. I would love to go and donate some items to spruce up the look of the seating area. Also they need a good lighted sign from Good Sign Design Co! If you're looking for amazing street tacos and BIRRIA, this is your place. I haven't had birria in a while but it was noice! Keep kicking ass guys! Great food!

From the owner: Authentic and Tex mex food made from scratch read more

Had a fantastic experience Tuesday night with over 30 adults from my Sunday School class. Great…read morefood & it was served in a timely manner. Our servers were wonderful! Kept the water & tea glasses filled, as well as plenty of chips & salsa. Highly recommend La Fuente for your parties or special events! Thanks to the staff for a fun evening!!!!

This was the first Mexican restaurant we tried when we moved here over a year ago. It was great…read morebut something is definitely wrong now. On our visit a month ago, the service was awful, and the food was definitely off. Last night we thought we'd give it one more try...it was a disaster. It was early and there were only a few tables taken. Since the menu doesn't tell you what beer is on tap, I asked her...she couldn't answer me. The only red wine on the menu is Burgundy which my wife has had before. She didn't seem to know what that was, and I showed it to her on the menu. My beer came and she said the wine would be out shortly. Meanwhile, a table across from us was sending their food back and another table was asking where their little girl's tacos were. After being ignored for another 15 minutes, another server came to the table and said they didn't have any red wine...we gave up and walked out. Sadly, this restaurant has gone from great to awful and we will never be back again.

This spot offers convenient on-site parking on the side of the building, with additional street…read moreparking available nearby. I tried their guacamole casero, and while it wasn't quite what I expected--especially for the price--the trio bowl was a solid choice and definitely enjoyable. The service was good and attentive throughout our visit, and overall it feels like a welcoming, family-friendly place.

At first glance this is just a normal small town Mexican restaurant. The food is actually pretty…read moregood. Portions are huge and the prices are super reasonable. My husband had Mexican fried rice which he ate all of. My kid had a kids meal and couldn't finish it all because there was a lot of it. I had carne asada tacos (and they were pretty good for TN) We'll definitely come back here.

I review 3 Nashville restaurants per week on my IG Lillypulitzerstylist. As a Texan, of course I've…read morehad Chuy's before, but I've never had the one in Tennessee. I can confirm, the food is consistent with the Chuy's we all know & love. Our server, Jacqueline P, was sugar sweet and so attentive. She checked on us so many times and even gave me a bag of chips to take home. I always get the King Memorial plate, which I think used to be called the Elvis plate. Three enchiladas and a taco. It's such a good value. The creamy jalapeño sauce was oh so delicious. As always. 5 stars

Service is lousy nowadays. Pay attention to your tipping. They give you the auto calculated tip,…read morebut it includes the tax in their calculations. On a group tab, they figure the tip automatically which also includes the tax during calculations. I believe this to be illegal. If not, it should be. Tito's is cleaner, has better food and drinks and doesn't try to take advantage. Cheers!

Had the Cajun pasta with grilled shrimp. Also had the chips & salsa as an appetizer. Love their…read moresalsa. Always have loved it. Once my pasta dish came it was time to dive in. First bite of shrimp cool to the taste. Not good. I was disappointed that the shrimp tasted to the touch cool versus warm like they have been sitting around versus just grilled. So that was disappointing to start with. Then the pasta was steaming hot as I stirred it. Which was great. So I was confused why the shrimp was cool and pasta was steaming hot. That has to get fixed!!!! Service was good. They were slammed with folks this specific evening. So I figured kitchen was backed up. But still. Shrimp cool and pasta hot. Not good. Flavors though were ok. Not really strong Cajun spice though. Yes it is Chili's but still could have had some boldness to this dish in flavor.

The Chicken Bacon Ranch Quesadillas can give you food poisoning. Be careful when you order it.read more

El Sol is like a smaller Chipotle. The prices are good but the portions are rather small. The steak…read moremeat is seasoned well. I got the taco salad in a tortilla bowl. They have a good variety of salsas. The chips and salsa are tiny. The tortilla chips were just ok. If you're hungry and just looking for a small meal that tastes good, this is your place.

Delicious fish tacos, they grilled actual nice size pieces and top with cabbage, and cream and a…read moredrizzle of hot sauce. Serve it perfectly with limes on the side and your choice of white or Mexican rice.

This Chuy's is on par with others around the U.S. we have been to. We were there at opening on a…read moreweekday, so no wait and restaurant was pretty empty. Staff was good and attentive, food was good and hot. We will be back!

Ok, I'm not really a Mexican food fan. Tex Mex is typically a little better, but it's far too…read moregreasy and cab heavy as a general rule. The Flavors aren't well balanced. It's just not really my wheelhouse. I prefer Cuban, Colombian, Puerto Rican, and other South/Central American food. They do a much better job with much the same ingredients. This was bad even for Tex Mex. My wife loves Mexican and it pretty much made her sick. Just bad in all respects. My advice is to avoid, but make your own decision.