We love Casa Fiesta not only for the food but also for the wonderful people that work there! We…read morehave so many favorite dishes, you really can't go wrong, but the carnitas in green chili sauce is a standout. We also love their puréed jalapeño dip.

I have to say I've never been to Findlay and so glad this little spot was near ny hotel - and I…read moreread the reviews I was sceptical but this was VERY good and fresh authentic Mexican food ! The chile rellano is my go to and it blew many other experiences out of the water Very good value - the street taco amazing ! Corn tortillas yum Great margarita gold - the waiters super attentive Need I go on ? Anyhoo I'd say give them a try !

Taco Fiesta Hinojosa is special. The food is phenomenal, and the owner is the absolute sweetest who…read moreclearly loves what she does and her customers. I had ordered takeout a number of times and was always happy with my order so some friends and I dined in for lunch today and we all loved it. The owner spent so much time going over the menu with us and we decided to share multiple dishes because she made everything sound so good. We had the carne asada nachos, a variety of tacos, chicken quesadilla, elote, pineapple water, and a virgin pina colada. We were all excited for leftovers so we could enjoy it again. You order at the counter and there are probably 5-10 tables for patrons. We were there Saturday around noon and there were several other parties.

10/10! Excellent food, clean interior and impeccable service! Totally made up…read more for the last two disappointing Findlay mexican dining excursions! Not fancy but it is delicious!!

Outstanding restaurant! The employees were great, from the gentleman that seated us to our waiter…read more Cleaned restaurant and quick service even though they were busy with the lunch crowd. Tortilla chips and salsa were on our table almost as soon as we were seated, our drinks were delivered shortly after that. I ordered queso with our order and it was brought out in a couple of minutes, hot and tasty! I ordered the birria taco's and a large Modelo, my wife ordered two steak street taco's. The birria taco's are the best birria that I've had yet! The mix of flavors is so good! Savory, salty, spices, so good! My wife was only able to finish one of her taco's, but she ate the whole side order of Mexican rice, which was large. We will definitely go back. My father told us after we went there it was his favorite Mexican restaurant.

Amazing service by Andrea who greeted us with a huge smile and served us with confidence. Her…read morerecommendation of margarita and the fajita chicken and salad were delicious Both items were enough for another meal. It's a Mexican restaurant and they had a full basket of chips and salsa for our enjoyment. The music was appropriate and the noise of the restaurant was kites with the beautiful backing in the seats! Very fast service and great food!

This is one of my new favorite places to grab a drink and some delicious and inexpensive food…read more It's been up and running in Findlay for over 30 years and serves such tasty and unique food, especially for this area of the country. I've had several things on the menu and really liked them all. My go-to meal is the Navajo Taco! I order it with a mix of their chi zip and carnitas with the spicy green chili sauce and sometimes a side of sour cream for extra creamy goodness What makes the taco so unique is the Navajo flatbread, which is typically found in the Southwest of the United States and I've never had it in the Midwest! The chili rellenos dinner is absolutely delicious. Perfectly cooked and fried peppers filled with cheese with and extra spices to with a nice crispy crust makes this dish mouthwatering!!! Definitely check out the appetizer menu, there are a few items on it that you won't see anywhere else. The staff is always friendly and seem to enjoy their jobs too, so that's a plus. Really can't say enough about Olers, I stop in every time I drive through Findlay!

Don't come in expecting a "traditional" mexican restaurant menu. It's more Tex-Mex and bar food…read more Not that it's a bad thing. The menu is a little smaller than many or the hugggggge multi- page menus at most local mexican spots- but that means they can focus on quality food. (One would think)The salsa needs some cilantro and a bit more punch. Not sure if it's freshly made, but it gives a jarred salsa vibe. Service was fair/ our waitress was hustling hard, but seems like they were short handed, The burrito was just ground beef inside of the flowers for the dry and instead of plate. No cheese, salt, no vegetables, not even any beans. The chili relleno is breaded and hard fried in the weirdest way. Not at all traditional hard as a rock. Not a bad flavor, but weird texture.

Mi Tequila was an absolute dumpster fire. First off, the music was so fucking horrible it felt like…read morea personal attack on my soul. Seriously, who the hell thought that playlist was okay? I left with my ears bleeding, my brain fried, and pretty sure I developed a goddamn aneurysm. Then, they brought out the wrong food. Like, how hard is it to get an order right? Instead of fixing it like competent human beings, the staff gave off big "not our problem" energy. And when my friend spilled her giant drink (RIP), not a single person lifted a finger to help. We had to clean that shit up ourselves while the staff just stood there staring like brain-dead NPCs. Are you serious? We were out here like, "Guess we work here now." BUT. The quesadilla? That thing slapped harder than life itself. I'm talking heavenly, life-changing levels of good. I will be dreaming about that quesadilla for years, and I hate how much I loved it because it's the only reason I'd ever consider coming back to this disaster of a place. Do better, Mi Tequila. Fix your shit.

The place is clean and the staff is friendly past that I can't say anything good about this place…read more I didn't care for my meal, the queso had cold hard cheese in the center and couldn't even drink the margarita because the mix had a bad taste.

Staff are very attentive friendly. The food quality is 8.5 out of 10. I'm from LA where some…read moreMexican restaurants would be 10 out 10. It's my basis for 8.5.

I've been here a few times and the food is fresh and tasty. I will say that the burritos are wet…read moreburritos meaning they are flour tortillas topped with sauce and cheese. They have great service and will accommodate most adjustments or requests. They have good margaritas! Delicious chips and salsa at the table. Reasonably priced and quick service!

Food and service is always good. Never have i ever had a bad experience. Food is fresh and service…read moreis quick. Dining is casual. Would recommend!!

Still love it! Friendly service, good food, nice atmosphere. All the servers are genuinely kind…read morepeople. Everything I have tried is delicious and the portions are generous.

I don't know where to begin.... Free salsa is terrible, no…read moreflavor with a bit of bitterness , bluck . Food is so so, service is terrible. And when the bill came, it reflected the wrong price. When I asked, I was told the bill reflected the price to pay using a credit card. So my cousin ordered meal #40, $15.99 which was on special for $1 off. So the bill should have read $15.99 minus $1 equaling $14.99. But no... it read $17.??And when I approached the cashier, I saw the waitresses rolling their eyes. REALLY? One word Casa Express: ADIOS

Words that come to mind: authentic, delicious, creative…read more Authentic: The food lists Mexican items that are well prepared and flavorful, while paying homage to traditional Mexican cuisine. There were a variety of choices, including vegetarian options. I also appreciated how they organized their menu; it was easy to navigate and not overly complicated like some Mexican restaurant menus can get. Delicious: I didn't regret a single bite. My wet burrito was a medley of traditional Mexican flavors served with a side of perfectly-cooked Mexican rice. I asked to sub fajita veggies for meat and they accommodated with no problem. While most people go crazy for cheese, I gotta admit the red sauce on the burrito was the star in my opinion. My husband got the molcajete and it was bubbling hot with cuts of steak, chicken, and shrimp cooked alongside onions and peppers topped with a mound of cheese. It could easily feed 2 people! Creative: Like any Mexican restaurant, they find creative ways to appeal to gringos. In this case, it's through their drink menu. We had a Black Magic Margarita served with a slice of lime floating atop a scoop of ice, topped with a gummy frog so it looks like a frog on a lily pad. There are some other nods to creativity on their menu like the wet burrito, but they aren't going to sacrifice their authenticity for the masses, which I appreciate. Bottom line: This is great Mexican food that is authentically cooked with a few twists to appeal to American taste buds. My only qualm is the chips aren't homemade, but hey, they're free and that wasn't why I came in the first place. We stopped off on a Sunday afternoon and by 4pm the place was packed, so the secret is out that Casa Express is awesome!