No one here, food is good and affordable. I believe could have new management. Like the drinks.read more

We love this place! We've been getting carry out and dine-in for years, and both options are still…read moreworth it. Lunch specials and their many other options are amazing. Servers are all nice and attentive, and there's lots of comfy seating, especially if you like booths. Salsa is great with a little heat to it. Camarones a la Diabla is pretty spicy. Honestly most items on the menu are a hit- you can't go wrong ordering here.

I've Been Coming Here For At Least Going On 5 Years .. NEVER Disappointed ! Me And My Family Love…read moreThis Authentic Spot . Birria Tacos Burritos Flautas Red & Green Tamales Street Tacos ( ALL Meats ) Agua Frescas ?? Pepino ‍?? Horchata ?? Moral Of Story .. EVERYTHING IS And Reasonably Priced , I HIGHLY Recommend

I've come here a few times to pick up tacos when I'm craving for them. It's a small little market…read morethat also makes cuisines that seem like they are made from your abuelitas kitchen. They even have pozole! Must try tacos for sure!

TMT never lets me down. Always consistently delicious. My server Lashay (spell check) was super…read morekind and attentive and prompt. The food was great as well as the cocktail. I'll always come here when i can. Love this place!

I really like this spot! It's big, bright, and clean, comfortable seating and good service. The…read morechips were excellent, the food was great too. We thought the poke bowl was the best ever. We'll definitely be back! My favorite part, though, was the bathrooms. They have individual restrooms, but they're not unisex. I know that may not matter to everyone, but I appreciate having separate men's and women's restrooms. It's the little things!

I used to come to this restaurant right when it opened. It was great experience. Since that time…read moreyou can see it's got little used up. Overal still good quality food. Service can be little better. Our server didn't really care a lot. Interier good. 4 out of 5 Food 4 out of 5 Service 3.5 out of 5 Price reasonable If you like Mexican food I think you will enjoy it.

Food was nothing amazing. Same Mexican food on the menu as every other Mexican restaurant I've been…read moreto in my life. Chips and salsa were quickly delivered and our drink orders were taken right as we sat down. The chips weren't very salty and I was disappointed when I tasted the salsa because it didn't have any spice or bite to it. To be honest it tasted like chopped up VERY watery tomatoes and cilantro. I had a #13 lunch special which was a steak/grilled onion burrito with cheese sauce and rice/beans. Steak was a little chewy and the burrito was smothered in white cheese sauce. "Mexican" rice tasted like it was white rice sprinkled with taco seasoning and the refried beans were bland. All in all I wouldn't go out of my way to revisit this place if I'm ever back in town.

**Excellent Mexican Food & Great Atmosphere!**…read more Del Rio Mexican Grill is a fantastic place for delicious Mexican food and a great night out! The food is fresh, flavorful, and served in generous portions. Everything we've tried has been excellent, and the drinks are great too. The service is friendly and attentive, and the restaurant has a fun, welcoming atmosphere that makes you want to stay and enjoy yourself. It's a great choice whether you're having dinner with family, meeting friends, or just stopping in for Mexican food and a margarita. If you're looking for **great Mexican food, friendly service, good drinks, and a fun atmosphere**, Del Rio Mexican Grill is definitely worth a visit. **Highly recommended -- 5 stars! We'll definitely be back!**

Great food! Always served hot and fresh. It's usually really crowded and noisy here if you come…read moreduring lunch or dinner rush. So loud that you can hardly hear the server or the person sitting next to you. They have live bands sometimes on weekends and special events. Service is kind of lacking during slow times and have to ask for items several times as the server forgets you are there. But it's usually a good time here, just not a great place to come if you don't like noise. The play the music really loud most of the time. Today i ordered from the specialty menu and they didn't put green bell peppers in my carnitas even though it is listed on the menu as bell peppers and onion. Also the slice of cheese was a lot smaller than i anticipated ( see photo ). If i would have known beforehand they called a sliver of cheese a slice i would have asked for queso as it needed a bit of something. The flavor was lacking i believe and the missing bell pepper just threw the meal off to me. I didn't say anything but they wanted to charge 2.50 more if i wanted a small side of cheese so i just said never mind and dealt with what i had. I guess i know not to come here when it isn't busy anymore... i felt like they gave us the food and forgot about us, the server was nice but it's annoying to have to ask for things more than once when they are not busy. I wont be coming back here for a while. Today, we were the only customers here besides one other couple on the other side of the restaurant.

Just moved to the area and looking for a good Mexican restaurant. We came in before dinner time and…read morehad the manager take care of us all by himself. He was so kind even opening the door for us on our way out! The drinks were also delicious! We will definitely be back!

This is our place for mex and margs. Good food and service all around. All of the food served hot…read moreand fresh.

Always a fantastic experience! The food and service are consistently top-notch, and the atmosphere…read moreis perfect whether you're grabbing dinner or just stopping by for drinks. Highly recommend!

Beautiful Restaurant, but the Food and Service Were a Major Disappointment…read more We recently tried Anejo in downtown Lawrenceville, and unfortunately, we left very disappointed. I really wanted to like this restaurant because the inside is absolutely beautiful--stylish, upscale, and definitely has that "bougie" atmosphere. Unfortunately, the food and service did not match the beautiful surroundings. When we arrived, they turned on the music, but not a single television was on. The restaurant almost felt like it was still getting ready for customers. First, the menu is confusing. Lunch, brunch, and dinner items seem to be mixed together, and it took some effort just to figure out what was available. There are plenty of creative, upscale tacos, but something as basic as a traditional ground beef taco isn't offered. We asked our server, Abigail, and she told us they simply don't do ground beef. We started with drinks--a Verano Sandía and Skinny Margarita--and unfortunately, both were tasteless. At $12-$13 each, we expected much better. We were also never offered another round of drinks during the meal. We ordered the queso dip with chips, but the queso needed to be much warmer. Ironically, one of the best things we had was simply the flour tortillas dipped in the queso. And I will give credit where it is due--the water was nice and cold! For my meal, I ordered the Taco Clásico Trio with chicken on flour tortillas. It took a long, long time for the chicken tacos to arrive. Meanwhile, our server was tending to other tables and seemed to pass us several times without stopping to give us an update. When the tacos finally arrived, the chicken was super, super dry. I ate only about one and a half tacos and couldn't finish the rest. The accompanying white rice and black beans were also disappointing. They reminded me somewhat of Cuban-style rice and beans, which I normally love, but these had virtually no flavor. The black beans tasted mashed and completely underseasoned. The sour cream was room temperature and runny, which was not appetizing. We also ordered the Sopa de Tortilla, but it tasted more like a tomato bisque with chicken than the flavorful tortilla soup we were expecting. Again, there was almost no seasoning or flavor. The best way I can describe the meal is that it felt like eating Mexican food in an old folks' home--everything seemed stripped of seasoning and flavor. Mexican cuisine is known for bold, vibrant flavors, and that was simply missing from our meal. At the end, I politely told Abigail that the chicken in my tacos was extremely dry. She said she would alert the kitchen. However, after I mentioned the problem, I felt like she didn't want to have much more to do with our table. There was no real follow-up and no attempt to see if something could be done to improve the experience. We weren't even asked if we wanted another drink or dessert. At that point, it felt like we were simply being finished up and sent on our way. One thing really says it all: we didn't box up any of the food. We almost always take leftovers home, but we left the remaining tacos, rice, and beans sitting there. When we don't take food home, that's a pretty good indication that we didn't enjoy it. Our total was $62.76 before gratuity, and for the quality of the food and the level of service we received, it simply wasn't worth it. Another thing diners should know: according to the receipt, parties of five or more are automatically charged a 20% gratuity. If you're considering bringing a larger group here, I would recommend trying the restaurant yourself first. There appears to be a combination of American and Mexican-inspired dishes on the menu, but the Mexican side of the menu needs work. If you're presenting an upscale Mexican dining experience, the Mexican food needs to have the flavor, seasoning, freshness, and attention to detail to back it up. For comparison, we love Tequila in Lawrenceville. It may not have the same fancy interior, but we've experienced far better food and service there. At the end of the day, I'd rather have great food and attentive service than beautiful décor. Anejo certainly has potential because the restaurant itself is gorgeous. But the kitchen needs to work on seasoning, food temperature, preparation, and consistency, and the service needs to be more attentive--especially when a customer tells you there is a problem with their meal. Beautiful restaurant, but unfortunately, the food and service were not on point. We won't be back. There are too many other Mexican restaurants in the Lawrenceville area offering better food, better service, and better value.

While in Atlanta this time around it was my goal to visit more restaurants. Preferably ones that I…read morehadn't run across during my last visit. I feel the you really can't go wrong with Mexican, so El Fogon made the list to try. We were greeted immediately upon entering the restaurant. Thankfully there was no wait, as I was looking forward to trying the chips and salsa. The ambience was laid back. Not to loud but not to quiet. We were able to hold a nice conversation at our table without having to yell. I decided to go light for my meal with the chicken fajita nachos. These had a slight twist as they included squash as one of the toppings. I also ordered the fried plaintains, which couldn't have been more delicious. I found that they helped break up the savory flavor from the nachos and would definitely order them again. To top of my meal, I ordered the churros for my dessert. Warm, light and crispy with a hint of sweetness was just what I needed. I'll will certainly return. As there were many other menu items I'd like to try. I will say the the menu here had many items that you wouldn't typically see on a Mexicam restaurant menu which made it very intriguing.

The place is nice and clean inside. They have Mexican music playing. The menu is fairly large but…read morewith most of the things you'll find at other Mexican joints. The food was just average. Very disappointed after reading the google reviews. I ordered steak street tacos. The highlight was the refried beans. The taco was just bland even with the sauce they gave me on them. For the price I could've bought three tacos that taste significantly better. No reason for me to come back. They're short handed unfortunately, so service is slow. Just be mindful of that hole you're there. I don't realize it until I walked out and saw the sign. I only saw one lady working the floor. Some other fellow was behind the bar doing nothing.

Today Mr. Mister wanted nachos. So not wanting go too far from the house, we been wanting to come…read morehere for awhile. And man Frida's did not disappoint. Frida's has a great outdoor dining space just as inside. Today they have decorated for Cinco De Mayo. The inside has the signature colored banners with wallpaper of beautiful flowers and portraits of Frida Kahlo all over. Ms. Elvia was an awesome waitress. She made sure everything was perfect. She was very attentive all while attending her other tables. We had the Nachos Mexicanos and the Frida's Guacamole. And when I say those 2 dishes was very flavorful. We usually leave with a togo box. But today we ate every bit of it. The nachos filled the plate and was loaded down. The guacamole hit every tastebud. With this one visit we are certain we will be back to try other menu items.

I ordered a bowl of black beans. They literally gave me black beans out of the can, not even drain,…read moredrained, no cilantro and onion, just straight out of the heat it up and in my bowl. The margaritas were all premade, even the skinny margarita, and I had no choice, but to order the premade margaritas. The service was fantastic, the employees were wonderful, but I hesitate to recommend this place if they vote themselves on having fresh homemade food. At least, you could have a bowl of fresh seasoned beans.

Let me start by saying I truly love the ambiance of this restaurant. The rooftop area is perfect on…read morea nice day with a covered or non covered option for seating. I've been to this location a few times and 3 out of the 4 times was excellent. Love that they have a playground for the kids to play at, however, they require food to be a to go order. That said, DO NOT order the bulgolgi tacos at the outside bar. I thought I'd just get it in a to go box and could eat at their outside area but it was literally a bag of nachos with all the components in seperate containers. Ended up taking it home (it doesn't reheat well) Lastly, while the drinks at the bar were very well made and strong, the bartender was very inattentive and it took me several frustrating attempts to get his attention. This and the deconstructed to go nachos took a start away.

The girlfriends united and wanted a night out! Let me tell you how it went…read more The place is huge, with an outdoor kid play area while adults get to relax and drink their drinks around the fireplace, it is a really pretty place to come out for the summer. Right next to it is a brewery/bar and it can tend to get super busy when that place is popping too. Inside of the restaurant is full of beautiful colors and great decor. We took an elevator to go upstairs in the patio area. There was TVs everywhere in sufficient air-conditioning in order for you to sit outside. The service was great. Our server definitely took care of us really well. The food was mid, it wasn't overpriced, I feel like it was priced average with all the other restaurants that I've been to. The flavor is a little on the bland side for my taste. The queso was a little watery. The Paloma was fabulous! You can definitely taste that they make the drinks with good ingredients. Overall, it's not gonna be my favorite place for flavor but for vibes only.