I've had nothing but consistently good food here. They even have take out and delivery (through…read moredoordash). The food is one of the best mexican out there. It's not a big place and kind of hidden. it's worth finding it. There are other mexican restaurants with bigger venues or more entertaining servers. This is a place you just go for authentic food. It is a chain, so you might pay a little more than some places, but it's well worth it. I still don't know how to pronounce it. But hey, pass the hot sauce, let's go!

Loved my carne asada papas freitas! Steak with french fries…read moreand a glorious cheesy sauce. I could eat that every day.

I stopped by El Asadero Bar and Mexican Grill for "Taco Tuesday" and was blown away! I tried the…read more"Mexican style" Al Pastor, Carne Asada, and Grilled Shrimp tacos on flour tortillas, and every single one was delicious. For $1.99 each on Tuesdays, the value is unbeatable. Free chips & salsa included. I paired them with their tasty Mexican rice, beans, and a refreshing lemonade--the whole meal was only $15.89 before tip. I filled up too much on the chips & salsa and took home two container of leftover. They have "Ladies Night" on all day Thursday. Big discounts on Cocktails, Margaritas, Domestic & Imported Beer & Imported Draft Beer. The decor is beautiful with bright, vibrant Mexican colors that make for a great atmosphere. To top it off, the customer service was fantastic. I was so impressed I left a 45% tip. Highly recommend!!! It's located @ 8050 E. Broad Street, Reynoldsburg OH, 43068. Phone (614) 626-0051.

Posted this same review to google…read more *Warning* to parents of very young children, specifically toddlers and infants. This place has EXTREMELY intense entertainment. We visited this restaurant for the first time on Sunday evening around 5:30 and had a most unpleasant experience. Not due to food- the food was great. Menu selection great, drink selection great. Little pricey, but okay. The initial atmospheric vibe, great. Unfortunately, we were completely unaware of a ritual apparently the restaurant performs periodically. About 15 minutes into of us being there, while we were eating, the lights went dark. After a couple minutes passed and we're wondering what's going on, music started blasting at an insanely loud volume.I love loud concerts and even I was wincing. And then some wild looking alien/robot guy on stilts comes out and starts dancing around. Our 5 year old son had a complete mental breakdown. He is a little sensitive to loud sounds and this scared the absolute daylights out of him. Understandably so, because like I said the volume was violently loud. Due to this alone, we won't be returning. Even without kids. I can't overstate how painfully loud the volume was, at least during this specific instance. It was one of the most uncomfortable dining experiences we've had. It lasted about 10 minutes. It's a real shame too because before the chaos, we were really enjoying ourselves and the restaurant. We were even going to overlook the fact that our waitress forgot to bring my wife's soda. We just wanted to leave after that for fear of it happening again. I hate to sound like a pansy or overly protective parent. It was clearly a "iykyk" thing. Everyone else in the restaurant loved it. Good for them and to each their own. If only someone had come around to the tables with young children and gave a small warning of "hey, it's about to get loud", that would've been great and very helpful. But nothing. Their website doesn't state anywhere that this is something that happens. There are videos of it, which is fine, but the videos do not convey the incredibly loud volume of the place when this action goes down. We won't be returning unfortunately. So fair warning to parents of toddler and infant children- bring soundproof headphones for your littles or prepare to step outside when it goes dark.

Food is delicious, service always great. Fun atmosphere. Summer has canal views. Come and…read moretry...it's a must!

This place has high potential to be a fantastic restaurant if they just used seasoning. Everything…read morewas just too bland. The quality of the food was good it just needs some pizazz. The guacamole was a little thin but has good taste. The cheese dip had been cut with too much milk. Fajita quesadilla was really good. I brought home my leftovers and added some spice and it went to excellent. The rice is probably the best you will have at any Mexican restaurant. It is so fluffy and moist. Our server was attentive and very pleasant. Just a heads up they do not start serving lunch until 12pm. We sat outside by the canal and loved it. We will definitely give it another try. Maybe the seasoning thing was just an off day or because they had just switched from breakfast to lunch.

We loved the Fiesta Del Rio on Polaris Parkway and were sad to see it close permanently last week…read more So, today, Cinco de Mayo, we decided to head out to Johnstown to the original Fiesta Del Rio and we found it to be as good as our old favorite on Polaris Parkway. The interior decor is very pleasant and bright. And while it is Mexican-themed, it is a more subdued interior than most Mexican restaurants. The service was EXCELLENT and the food was GREAT. It being Taco Tuesday, my wife had a selection of tacos and all were great. I went for my go-to, a burrito, and was not disappointed. The pulled pork in the burrito was exceptional. It was served with rice and a salsa like salad on the side -- it was great. This location is a bit of a drive compared to their former Polaris location but it was worth the drive.

Went to use the bathroom a different waiter was in there didn't lock the door turned and peed on…read morethe wall. I payed and left do not recommend using the bathrooms unless being subjected to someone's private parts are your wish

Service: waiters are friendly, but normally a younger crowd so can give off that "just doing my…read morejob" attitude at first. Sometimes a little slow and can find yourself waiting for water at times. Ambiance/Atmosphere: the inside is very nice and although narrow doesn't feel crowded or stuffy. Lighting is dimly lit enough for a nice date night, but not at all to dark. Food: The pocho burrito was amazing the first time I had it, followed by the second and third time even. Just a delicious burrito with an amazing habanero cream sauce and packed full of all three meats. I'd genuinely argue from my memory that it was the best burrito I'd ever had. That being said, I'd highly recommend skipping to go. The last 2 times I had it which has been over a year because I simple could not return it was just that disgusting. I was disheartened to have wasted my weekly cheat meals on it not once, but twice in arrow of dining here. The shrimp was hard, bland as if nothing was in my mouth, but still disgustingly fishy. The habanero sauce was tasteless and the avacado most definitely was not fresh. The chicken, steak, and peppers along with the tortilla still tasted good, but it was almost impossible to enjoy it pushing past the disgusting shrimp. The enchiladas were ok, but definitely a waste of money and calories. Not at all special. It seems that now this place is doing a bit better and has back to back 4 and even 5 star reviews. I'm giving Pocho's a 3 regardless of how awful my last two experiences were due to the fact the Pocho burrito was truly that delicious the first few times I had it. I raved about it and went back 3 weeks in arrow and even told my friends about it who loved it all the same. I used to even get two dining in and all three times getting it to go. Maybe it was my fault for trusting to go orders to much, but the first time it was just as amazing as dining in. I may give it another try as I truly do miss that delicious burrito, but I've discovered much better Mexican and don't want to risk wasting my time. Only time will tell if I give this place another shot.

Ate here with a party of five between lunch and dinner and all of us enjoyed our food, drinks and…read moreoverall experience! Service was a little bit slow at first but our waiter then was on top of everything. It's not overly large but has a mixture of tables and booths and a bar area. Has nice decor inside! Food wise: The chicken empanada appetizer was delicious! That green sauce that came on it was so good! I enjoyed the chicken teriyaki taco special and it was very good as well. I also got a side of rice and enjoyed that as well. Others in the group enjoyed their meals and drinks as well. Would return if ever back in the area for some yummy food!

the food was amazing and they were very quick to serve my family & i! it wasnt too busy either and…read morethe decor & wall art is nice.. also it wasnt too loud either.. kinda just average noise

Best mexican food in the area...hands down or up for that matter, guac was tastey, and the fajitas…read morewere solid. Chips n salso good, they have a special hot sauce which i got, but they do charge extra for it!

Yep, this place is a winner. From the good food, good value, and most important to me... good…read moreservice. This place gets my business any day of the week. Nice owner too. Went around to all the tables. Dang, now I wanna go back!

We came by here for dinner the other night and fell in love! The location is to die for and if the…read moreweather permits - you can sit outside and enjoy the town! I got a taco salad that was delicious and just the right amount of food. I honestly am so happy with the meal choice I want to go back soon to get it again! The pricing is also super reasonable

The Columbus area is a hard area to find some good authentic Mexican food, especially to boast…read moreabout and write a review on. So far since my big move here last year, El Vaquero is my 2nd restaurant for Mexican food that I've visited. Well, my 3rd really if you count "The Local Cantina", but I really don't count that place just due to how absurd their menu is. I brought my wife to EV for lunch, and this place was very clean, which is a great plus in my book. The young lady that waited on us (Erendira), was very friendly, very quick to get us some chips and salsa, very quick to get us our drinks as well. Very good service, no question at all. The first thing I always think about when ordering Mexican food, is always my memories of back home in San Antonio. When the plates came out, I really had that sense of home. The enchilada's my wife ordered were spot on, the rice was so authentic, yet so simple. A lot of places try and spruce up spanish rice with corn and just simply call it "Tex-Mex". Not the case here, very good. The frijoles were also good, don't miss out. I ordered the flauta lunch plate, and it really hit the spot, not overly portioned, but just the right amount of food. They have a happy hour with lunch through 2p, so drop in and enjoy the discounted plates.

I normally love El Vaquero, so was a bit disappointed when my online order wasn't ready. I had…read moreplaced it for future pickup, but it was more than 15 minutes late at pickup. When I got to the restaurant, I parked in one of their pickup spaces and texted the number. Never got a response, so had to go inside. None of the food was labeled, so that was also challenging.

"This place always makes me feel right at home, and the dishes are consistently fresh, flavorful,…read moreand perfectly cooked.

Service was fine....food was ok...prepared differently than what I am used to having in a Mexican…read morerestaurant....esp the Chicken...it was like shredded instead of whole pieces...strange to me...IDK just not the same as expected.....But was tasty. Decor was typical Mexican restaurant decor...

Am I in love of this restaurant? NO. Is it good? YES. Now it ordinary Salvadorian food nothing…read morefancy but the menu is diverse and the pupusas man are amazing!!! The burrito I had was delicious. Now why 3 stars? They charge you 4% if you paid with card, that is the biggest (excuse my French) BS, you are just pushing away new customers, I don't keep cash on me but luckily I had some that day. But please get rid of that ridiculous policy, you are hurting the business.

The service was exceptional in the quaint El Salvadoran restaurant. The pupusas were the star of…read morethe meal for sure followed closely by the ripe fresh plantains.