Yelp wants to know three things , so here they are:…read more The food. It was not great. Two chicken tacos, "Mexican style" came out with cheese, onions and lettuce. Nope folks, that's not Mexican style. Nevermind that they wrapped them in paper so the tortillas got soggy. The service. Attentive and friendly enough. No complaints from me on that. The ambiance: It's cramped AF. You have to turn sideways to get through the restaurant. I was also seated in a corner booth that felt like I was in a box. They also charged me $5.99 for two tacos when the menu said $4.99. They also charge a 3% fee for using credit cards. All in all? No thanks. 2 Stars.

Great service for our large party. Food was so excellent. I got the shrimp with garlic and it was…read moreamazing! My dad got the dish with the half pineapple and also loved it. Highly recommend!

Mi Cerrito, I have been here once in Crestline and several times in Galion. The decorations are so…read morefull of color and give your eyes a lot to look at. I absolutely love the look of both locations. For our trip to Crestline, it was a big family gathering. There was at least 13 of us, if I am remembering correctly. The service was fast and all with a smile. Not a single complaint across 13 people with their food. Everyone with the same feedback. "It's so good!" If you're undecided, you should absolutely go here. By far the best food I have had in this area since moving down here nearly a decade ago.

This is my second time here. Crestline is my hometown and I met up with my aunt, who was in…read moreCrestline to attend a high school reunion. If my memory is correct, this building used to be the American Legion building during Crestline's better days! I am glad the space is being used for a business as Crestline does not have a lot of dining options. The waitstaff was very friendly and attentive, and promptly took our orders. I ordered the chimichanga with shredded beef! It was very tasty and flavorful and the presentation was excellent. This restaurant is very festive looking and the environment is casual but nice. It looked like they were gearing up for Day of the Dead celebrations which do seem to happen around Halloween. I didn't try any of their adult beverages but I bet they are good! Food is good, reasonably priced and service is very good. Highly recommend!

Just doing a follow up review... lunch buffet is STILL amazing. Price went up to $13 though. To be…read moreexpected though in 6yrs. Place is still great & clean. Staff is as friendly and helpful as always. Still a local 5 star place that's loved by many! Be sure to check it out.

The food was really good!.. The ambiance was normal loud…read morebecause of the party.. but still nice. Our server was kinda busy.. we didn't see him much

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!

So good! Very authentic Mexican food that started as a food truck and still kind of is. Brick and…read moremortar place to eat but I think the kitchen is the food truck parked out back. The service is excellent and so friendly. Street tacos, quesadillas, freshly made chips, street corn... can't wait to go try more things!

Tacos El Puma is a lunch truck in Willard,Oh serving authentic Mexican tacos and burritos…read more I have eaten at my share of food trucks and believe me Tacos El Puma is among the best. I know it's probably hard to believe because all they serve is tacos, and burritos in 3-4 varieties- Pollo(chicken), Asada(steak), lengua(tongue), and Beef Cheek on Sundays. It sounds so simple yet everything is so delicious. This place is only open from 12-5ish Saturday and Sunday, May- Early November. Get there early because sometimes they get really busy and run out. Don't forget to ask for extra hot sauce! They make a homemade hot sauce that is to die for. I recommend Asada Tacos with extra hot sauce and a squeeze of lime. This is the kind of food that is so good that you can still taste it even when they close from November-April. You miss this food when it's gone!

Love coming here about once a quarter with my gal pals from college, two of us are from the…read more Columbus area and two from the Toledo area so this is half way. We meet for lunch but my partner and I stopped for dinner tonight , so yummy! We both ordered the shrimp and scallop fajitas and a pitcher of frozen margaritas. Our waiter was polite, efficient and an all around good guy. Food was so good! Neither one of us could finish so we got to go boxes, plus we had both finished our tortillas and ordered more before we decided we were full, those went in our boxes too. We did order queso to go with our complimentary chips and salsa. Of course we finished the queso. I cannot recommend La Fragua enough, whether it's dinner or lunch, it can't be beat. Prices are good too! We will be back!

Food is excellent!! Nachos are horrible, they taste like…read moreBark from a dead tree, worse nacho chips ever !! Stay away from the Nachos and you will be fine !

A small restaurant and bar with a pretty large menu. This…read moreis the place I goto when I visit Tiffen a couple times a year. Not because it's a fantastic restaurant but because it has comfort food that makes me feel like I did growing up in Ohio. Burgers are always spot on. Pretzel bites are really good with the beer cheese and beers are reasonably priced. This time they added pierogi to the menu and they were awesome. I have no real complaints about this restaurant. Everything is seasoned well and a solid bar menu. Restroom is very divey might be the only small issue.

Excellent food, cold beer and service was prompt. Not a huge amount of space, but a well run…read moreestablishment. Large TVs for watching sports throughout the restaurant.