Amelia C.

Eaten at Plaza multiple times and enjoyed everything I've ordered. I've tried the Birria-Rito, burrito San Jose, quesadilla Al pastor and all were delicious. The portions are big. Their fajitas are also delicious. I love the crema sauce that comes with the free chips. I really like the Mexican lemon drop drink. It's way bigger than a shot. Love the ambiance inside. If you go there for a birthday, the staff come out as if you were at a club getting bottle service. Definitely a vibe.

Anna Mae R.

Walking in, it was dark, quiet and cold. Unfortunately this is as far as we got. The chips tasted like they came from a bag. The "Queso" was almost like a liquid American cheese in a big bowl. The salsa tasted like store bought as well. I wouldn't recommend. As far as service, we didn't stay long enough to give a true opinion.

Tricia G.

Many moons ago, we went to the Sicklerville location. This was super similar and equally as yummy! Im not a big franchise gal, but Plaza Azteca - let's go! We loved the "table-side guacamole" appetizer! Very fun and yay for me picking the cilantro amount! The birthday girl went with fish tacos. I had the mixed meat fajitas (sans the peppers). Both came with rice & beans (refried beans/ black). We both really enjoyed all of our food! (Only a slight ding on the buttery(?) rice). Big portions and nice prices. Im / we're definitely going back!

Lucy P.

This place takes me back to when Don Pablo's, On the Border, and all the other chain Mexican restaurants were big. This is most definitely a chain. If you are expecting authentic Mexican, please go to the other restaurants in the area. If you are looking for Americanized Mexican, then this may be your place. Family and I came here after the movies and it was just okay. Service was good. Our waiter was attentive and friendly, but the food meh. All the food was salty, and platters drowned in queso blanco. I did like the fact they bring you chips and salsa for the table. Would I come back, not really.

Chrystal ..

The atmosphere warm and friendly the staff is amazing the service and food is out of this world, they even have photographer to take your photo.

Emily O.

Came here with friends for food and drinks. Overall the food is okay, it's not the best place in the area. The table side quac was delicious, as it's made fresh. The chips came out hot and the salsa was good. The birria tacos were just okay. Others at the table got chicken tacos, a burrito and a combo. Everyone's food was fine but no one was raving. Dragon fruit mocktail was probably the best drink at the table. Marg flights are nice, you can choose 4 flavors and it comes in a fun display. The ambience and service were really great. They were attentive and everything was clean. It looked like they were setting live music.

The food is delicious but the waiters are not to be trusted. Make sure you check your bill before you leave they are dishonest

Lee M.

Located at the site of an old Bertucci restaurant. Nicely decorated. It's recently opened and packed on a Thursday at 6 pm. Bar was full and we waited about 20 minutes for seating. There was live music and a packed restaurant so it got pretty loud. Food came out quickly once we ordered despite how busy it was. Unfortunately, our meals were unremarkable. No real depth of flavor although really large portions. The guacamole cart was fun and the best tasting part of our meal. Complimentary chips and salsa: no real punch of flavor. Meh. Don't think I will return. I have a mom and pop place locally with much cheaper prices and hella more flavor.

Ilene S.

Went to check out plaza Azteca with friends as they recently opened. They were pretty busy for a Thursday night. After putting our name in for a table we headed to the bar area which had plenty of open seats at that time. Surprisingly it took a while for one of the bartenders to get us a menu, even longer to have someone ask us for our drink order. The guy standing next to us who showed up long after we did was served immediately, which I found very frustrating. Our table was ready shortly after the time frame we were told. We were given a great table in the corner which gave more ability to hear each other as the place was crowd and someone was playing live music near the bar. We started off with the table side guacamole which was the best tasting item of the evening. Everything else lacked flavor, the description on the menu was not clearly explained so when the meal came it wasn't exactly what was expected. Also there seemed to be a language barrier as we asked for the cilantro not to be added to the guacamole but left on the side. When ordering the quesadilla we asked for just the meat and cheese nothing else inside but that didn't happen.

Jon H.

We have been looking forward to the opening of Plaza Azteca now as it's very close by and we love Mexican food! We arrived around 7:30 on a Thursday night and the place was packed. No seats available at a large bar and only a couple available tables when we walked in so we were seated immediately, but as soon as one table was finished, another group was seated right away. I'm not crazy about the layout of the restaurant but I do like the decor they went with. They started us with chips, salsa, and some kind of sour cream/crema salsa. We both enjoyed the red salsa. My fiancé wasn't a fan of the white salsa, but I didn't think it was too bad. When we finished our first basket of complementary chips, they did ask if we'd like more which we agreed to. I have to be honest I felt a little rushed by our server, the entire night. He was very nice but as soon as we were seated I felt as if he was trying to take our order before we even had a chance to open a menu. I thought the drinks were excessively expensive. The house margarita was $15 but came in a large glass and was pretty strong. With all that being said I did really enjoy it. The rest of the margaritas on the menu were $20+. After a long deliberation and much back and forth about what we were going to order to eat, we both chose fajitas. My fiancé selected chicken, while I picked the Fajitas Chihuahua which came with chicken, shrimp, and bacon. The food did surpass my expectation. I wouldn't say it was great, but we did enjoy our meals and the portion sizes were very big. Our fajitas came with rice, hers with beans and mine with lettuce/tomatoes. I couldn't finish my meal, especially after the chips & salsa (and I rarely ever have leftovers). We had an enjoyable visit. We love that Plaza Azteca is so close to home and gives us another viable option for a night out. I look forward to coming back after the initial opening hype dies down a bit and the staff gets some more experience under their belts. I think at our next visit we'll have to try the table-side guacamole or ceviche which I think is a very personable and unique experience.

Brad M.

As we entered this new spot, a family warned us, "Turn around; it's not good." Curious but undeterred, we decided to give it a shot and sat at the empty bar. Things started promisingly with prompt service of chips and dips, but that's where the positive experience ended. Despite making eye contact with the bartender several times, I eventually had to wave him down just to place our drink order. Paying $22 for a cocktail might be expected in the city, but it felt steep for Marlton, especially with the minimal alcohol content. It looked cute, but definitely not worth $22. I also asked for waters alongside our drinks, but they never arrived. After that, the service completely halted--no follow-up for appetizers or entrees. Given that this is a chain with a well-established location in Sicklerville that's been around for 9 years, I expected a smoother experience. We might give it another try after it's had more time to settle in.

Trent O.

It looks a lot like Daly's or Bertucci's inside, added some cool dia de los muertos light fixtures. The bar is in the same location. They even left the old pizza oven in. We went on a Friday night at 6:00 and waited an hour and fifteen for a table. Had a round of margaritas at the bar - they were alright heavy on the orange liquor. We ordered two apps and six entrees. The entrees arrived first so we told them to remove the apps. The food was average. A week in, they still have some kinks to work out. Will try again in the future.

John G.

This opened recently and as lovers of Tex-Mex food, we had to try it out. We stopped by around 4:30PM, well before the dinner rush and were seated immediately. It took some time to scan the large menu, which included not only traditional Mexican, but other dishes that wandered into other cuisines, such as the Shrimp Chipotle Pasta ($27) that my wife selected. I went with a more traditional dish of Tacos de Carne Asada, including rice and black beans. I also ordered a Classic Mojito. We started off with chips and salsa, and both were excellent. My wife's shrimp dish was picture perfect and she loved the taste. I was less enthralled with my tacos because the beef was overcooked and quite dry, with absolutely no sauce. However, it was good enough so I didn't say anything, possibly because my Mojito was quite excellent and we were quite hungry. We'd been out all afternoon and wanted to get home so we didn't partake of dessert. Both ambiance and service were superb and the staff was very cheery and personable.