I've eaten Mexican food all over Texas, and this is some of the best I've had! Good service and…read moreexcellent food.

This restaurant is our go to food place when craving for Mexi-American food. Never been…read moredisappointed yet and food tastes great. Service is okay, just don't be an entitled Karen or Ken.

Drinks are very weak and overpriced. The food is good but my arroz con pollo was served on a plate…read moremissing 3 chips. Oh and my margarita class had a large chip out of it. I'm glad I saw it and drank from the other side. Service is practically nonexistent. Pick another place. Thank me later.

I come here once every time I am in Jamestown. I prefer over the normal spots they have around town…read more(AB's , MCD's, BK). It's probably the best liquor option in town as well. Service was good for me as well. Nice look on the inside, may need an update in the bathrooms but it's my go to.

Food was not good but edible. I'm not a big Tex mex fan but they should have stated Tex mex…read moreinspired. Nothing on this menu is remotely Mexican, including the fake carne asada that was basically cheap steak sliced not thin enough. Who puts nacho cheese on a burrito besides Taco Bell. Not impressed.

I will start by saying that no Mexicans had any involvement in this entire meal. The chips came…read moreoff a truck and the salsa was the same bland, cumin crap that every horrible Mexican-Norwegian restaurant in this horrible state seems to serve. The service was mostly attentive but we waited over 45 minutes for the worst mexi-Kota food I've eaten yet in this state. Choice of "sauce" on the enchiladas? Really. Ugh. Vile. Enchiladas have mole sauce. Not whatever crap this was. I ordered chicken. Got beef. Didn't matter because it would have sucked no matter what was in it. My wife ordered a quesadilla. It was dry yet mushy and totally tasteless. 5 star reviews? Either they don't know better or they were shills for the owners. It was this bad for me to say this. Mexican village was better. I wish I could rate it no stars because one is one too many.

We like the Paradiso micro-chain of restaurants, and we've stopped at the Jamestown location…read moreseveral times now. If you're not familiar with Paradiso, they have 5 restaurants in eastern North Dakota (Fargo, Minot, Grand Forks, Grand Knives and Grand Spoons, I believe).* This location feels like a 1970s Mexican restaurant in America. There's a separate, small bar, which often features NFL games, as well as the restaurant itself, obviously. I like the stucco interior and decor. It's kind of nostalgic, but it doesn't feel dated... things are in good shape and it's clean. The food is quite good. Our favorite is the veggie fajita: lots of grilled veggies, and a large side plate of refried beans, rice, lettuce, sour cream and guacamole... maybe shredded cheese as well, but don't quote me on that. Our other favorite is the jalapeno burrito, which is exactly what it sounds like: a burrito full of jalapeno peppers, along with refried beans and a red sauce and maybe some cheese. (Sorry, I'm having cheese amnesia with Paradiso!) ** Simple, innovative and delicious! It will warm your belly and taste buds. It's not too spicy, so don't be afraid to try it, unless you think pickled jalapenos are super spicy... then don't try it. If I had a complaint, it's that I don't like some of the vegetable choices in their dishes. For example, the veggie and cheese enchiladas had broccoli in it, which was okay but questionable, but worse is that it has firm baby carrots in it and those just didn't go with that entree. It's easy enough to eat around those, at least. Service is pretty good: not outstanding, but no complaints at all either. Overall, the Paradiso in Jamestown earns a solid four stars! * Note: It's actually Fargo, Minot, Grand Forks, Jamestown and Bismarck. ** Cheese amnesia probably isn't a real thing.

Food was mid, service was even worse, I've never seen a Mexican restaurant with worse…read moreambiance/style choices, and I am from Jalisco. The enchiladas looked soggy and gross, the sauce reminded me of a Lean Cuisine meal that was left out of the freezer for months, the chips and salsa (if that's what you call salsa) was like marinara sauce from Chef Boyardee. I would not recommend this place even if I was undergoing a torture ritual from the Kremlin.

Absolutely bomb birria burrito! Kicks the sh!t out of Chipotle. These things are huge and the…read moreflavors are unreal. Hot sauce is soo good. Friendly service. Didn't get a picture because I devoured it too quickly..

Sabe a cielo!! Me recuerda a casa…read more El restaurante más auténtico que he encontrado en mucho tiempo, me encanta este lugar.

We really enjoyed our first experience at Azteca! As soon as we sat down, we were served chips with…read morethree different dips, which was such a fun start to the meal. The guacamole made tableside was AMAZING, definitely a highlight! The burritos are huge, and the beef and chicken enchiladas were both really good. The street tacos were delicious, too! The house margarita was just okay, I would try something else next time. The restaurant is bright, clean, and inviting, the staff was great, and the service was lightning fast! Overall, we really enjoyed it and will definitely be making Azteca a regular spot for us!

We were in Fargo and very hungry after a morning of roaming around town. The car's GPS brought us…read morehere when I said, "Find me Mexican food." Definitely not what I was expecting. The place was loud and busy when we walked in, though that seemed to be part of the atmosphere. There's also quite a bit of outdoor seating available. The menu is pretty standard for what you'd expect from a Midwest Mexican restaurant. One difference is that they make fresh guac tableside. Caveat emptor: you do pay extra for this. The complimentary chips come with three different dips, which was a nice touch. Not sure what the rest of our party ordered, but I had the Fiesta Bowl and it was delish. Staff were super friendly and helpful.

this place is AMAZING!!! the food here is absolutely delicious and the service is also fantastic.read more

I loved the relaxed but fun environment that Puerto Vallarta has. The artwork is beautiful and the…read moreoverall vibe is very fun. There were a few things that happened on this visit that if corrected I think could have made it a five star experience. We arrived with a party of 5 and two kids. One not old enough to eat and one about 4. We waited a bit longer at the front than was expected, with people noting us but no one coming to help -- and this may be them being short staffed. When we got staff they didn't ask about a chair for the kiddo or booster seat (we considered the former but made a chair work). They had no coloring or activity book for the kids to do, which was hard. They had TVs which semi helped but we were far from them. We ordered and two of us are dairy free and one is gluten free. When ordering the shrimp tacos they arrived with no cheese but the sauce on top was not written on the menu that it was on there and our server did not inform us even after hearing no dairy. This was easily preventable and a little frustrating but overall something a person with allergies is used to. She did get our meals remade quickly and without dairy which was super nice. Diana was kind and also extremely diligent about waters, dishes and refills. She also ordered our kids meal immediately which was helpful and answered questioned we had. I will definitely be back without kiddos to because the tacos were so good, the sauce that came on the side of the shrimp tacos was spicy, yet flavorful.

First time visitors. Amazing food. I ordered street tacos and my friend had the rancheros tacos. We…read moreboth thought it was really good. 2:30 in the afternoon. A few people but not terribly busy. The service quick and the food didn't take long. She was friendly. Restaurant seemed clean and maintained. The only complaint was the bathroom. It was clean, maintained but frigid.

Excellent service, couldn't be better…read more Ample parking. Seated immediately. Food was fast 5pm on a Tuesday not too busy Above average chips , salsa and queso Chimichanga was good. Beans good Above average Mexican. Definitely recommend it

The food here is great. Authentic Mexican. Highly recommend for lunch when you are in Fargo.read more

My favorite spot in Fargo. They are consistent with the fresh quality food and upgraded menu. Huge…read moremenu, many options. The kindest people own the place, as well

Food was amazing. I'm from South Texas-and this was legit! And an ice cold Corona to go with!…read moreDefinitely a 5 Star!

This is my neighborhood go-to for a quick meal…read more I always order the same think - Al Pastor burrito with black beans and their habanero sauce - which you have to know about to get! The burrito is a good size, just under $10 and never disappoints. You can dress it up with queso and/or guac. Even though I don't order other dishes, I have seen them made for other patrons and they generally look good to me. This is not a fancy place, but it you are hungry - it is a great place to enjoy some street food - Mexican style.