If you're on the hunt for Mexican food in the area, this place is definitely one of the better…read morebets--but don't expect fireworks. Service? Absolutely spot-on. Friendly, fast, and genuinely welcoming. The chips and salsa deserve their own little party: crunchy, fresh, and gone too quickly. Now, about that Jalisco burrito... let's just say it might've spent a little too much time in deep reflection. Dry chicken, minimal seasoning--it came out more existential crisis than flavor explosion. Not inedible, just not a flavor memory I'll treasure. Still, I'm not giving up. I'll be back to try other dishes. Maybe next time, the burrito will be less philosophy major, more culinary

Had dinner with my friend and her family. I wouldn't have known this was where it's at if she had…read morenot suggested it. Tucked away in a plaza in Evans. It next to the sonics. They weren't particularly busy for 6pm on a Friday. I also saw they have a drive thru. Our server was new and there were a few mishaps with the orders but they fixed it pretty quickly. The chips were fresh. I enjoyed the salsa as it has the right amount of chunkiness. I got the street tacos....you can pick 3 different ones. I got carnita, pastor and asada. Couldn't tell the difference between two of them so not sure if they gave me the same ones....the meat had a nice crispiness to it. I enjoyed the pastor taco that had pinapple. The sweetness complements the pork. I appreciate the homemade Tortilla. It came with a spicy sauce that was super hot so try it out before putting it on your food.

Very pleasant experience with the staff. The older and younger ladies are both respectful and…read morefriendly. Unfortunately they close very early. Plenty of seating if youre staying to dine in. Self serve drinks. Beer available. Birria and pollo delicious.

This place is a hidden gem if you enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine. It is family owned, and the…read moreladies make you feel like family as soon as you step inside. The menu is handwritten on poster boards with English descriptions to help non-Spanish speaking people like me. You place your order and then have a seat at one of the tables to wait for them to bring it out to you. I tried the Angel Rice which is made with steak, chicken, shrimp and assorted vegetables mixed with a cheese sauce. It was a huge portion and absolutely delicious. A also added a taco on the side just to try one, and it was also quite tasty. Washed it all down with a cold bottle of Mexican Coke. I had been wanting to try this place and am so glad I finally had a chance to do so. If you haven't tried it yourself, do yourself a favor and check it out! You won't regret it.

Mí rinconcito (meaning my little corner) is a humble restaurant with big flavor. You are missing…read moreout if you were driving by this place and haven't tried it. It is authentic Mexican food with an extensive menu. In FORREST PLAZA across the street from Badcock furniture in Grovetown. First impression on walking into the restaurant is damn the furniture is nice. All the tables and chairs are made from sturdy, beautiful wood imported from Mexico through Texas. They've got the place dolled up for Christmas so go there while it's still decked out. Bless these people with your money not just bc they deserve it but, because the food warrants the praise. When you sit down, they bring you four different types of salsa with fresh warm chips. My hubs was impressed. I wasn't because I know the real deal when I see it. Also, remarkably affordable so you can feed the whole family. (ES) Mí rinconcito (mí esquinita) es un humilde restaurante con un sabor impresionante. Si no has ido ahí debe ser porque es un restaurante auténtico con un menú extensivo. Está ubicado en la plaza del bosque a través de la tienda de muebles Badcock en la ciudad de Grovetown. Primera impresión era que lindo los muebles. Todas las mesas y las sillas son fuertes de leña, hermosa importada de México, a través de Texas. Tienen el sitio todo decorado bien chiva para la Navidad so vaya mientras que todo está hermoso. Bendiga esta gente con su plata no nada más porque ellos lo merecen, pero porque la comida merece elogios. Cuando te sientas ellos te traen cuatro diferentes tipos de salsa con patatas frescas y calientitas. Mi esposo fue impresionado, pero yo no porque Reconozco un negocio auténtico cuando lo veo. También remarcablemente asequible para que la familia entera pueda comer.

Great hole in wall style Mexican joint. Food is authentic and well made, we've never had a bad…read moreexperience. Carne asada is on point, and the jeuvos rancheros is superb. Great salsa and homemade chips at each table. To-go plates are made quick and man it'll keep you coming back for more!

Stopped by this restaurant the other day to try something different instead of the usual La…read moreJaliciense. Ordered an assortment of tacos/gordita including barbacoa, lengua, tripas, pastor as well as a queso beef dip and Jamaica as a beverage. Was pleasantly surprised to get some free chips and dip which was decent. Some of the chips were undersalted or a bit grainy/sandy tasting but the salsa was decent. Tacos Barbacoa (4.5/5): Their best taco for sure. Very tender pieces of shredded meat, not too fatty but still very flavorful. Reminiscent of the cabeza taco at la jaliciense. Tacos Lengua (4/5): Good amount of lengua pieces that are also pretty tender and tasty. All their tacos are salty enough, and I liked how the lengua pieces were cubed into smaller pieces than other spots. Beef queso dip (4/5): Rich queso with ground beef mixed within, a decent appetizer for sure and would recommend ordering this. Tacos Tripas (2.5/5): I asked before ordering if they would be pretty crispy as this is how I enjoyed Tripas in Mexico city, San Antonio, etc. and they confirmed it would be. When I received it, very few pieces were crispy and many of them were oily/soggy. Some tasted slightly burnt. Although the portion of meat was very generous, I felt the quality could have been higher. Gordita Pastor (3/5): The tacos pastor also had decent portions and was well seasoned, but the issue was that it lacked tenderness and was pretty firm. The jamaica was a bit too sweet. They provide beans if you order 3 tacos but will increase the costs to accommodate this, I would request no beans and just order the tacos a la carte in the future. Overall, it is still an authentic Mexican spot in North Augusta and pricing is fair, but I prefer La Jaliciense by a fair margin for the variety and quality of meat within the tacos.

Service was awful. Server was less than helpful. The server removed napkin off dirty table to…read moreprovide during my meal. Less than courteous in attitude and demeaner. Thanked the cook tipped the cook and departed. Will stick with Monterray and Aiken Augusta Hwy Resteraunt for good food and service. Its good to be able to understand Spanish.

The food was pretty mediocre. We ordered steak fajitas. The restaurant was clean and the service…read morewas ok. The chips and salsa were good.

We've been wanting to try Medina's for a long time because their Clearwater location is so close to…read moreus. We finally visited and decided to dine in on Super Bowl Sunday because I was worried ordering carry out would be a mess. Turns out they weren't crowded or busy at all but we had a great time. They have chips and salsa, both delicious, and a lengthy menu similar to other Mexican restaurants. I ordered the Yolandas enchiladas and was surprised at how much food I got (maybe I just had too many chips and salsas). The enchiladas were tasty, nothing spectacular but I'd definitely recommend them if you're in the mood for enchiladas. We also ordered a tamale just to try it out and it was different than others I've had but still good! The rice that came on the side of the enchiladas wasn't my favorite- just had an off flavor that I think means it's more authentic and my taste buds just aren't used to it but it wasn't bad, per se, just different. The restaurant itself was clean and spacious, they have lots of seating that looks like it'd work well for larger groups. We will definitely be back, it's good to have reliable Mexican restaurants close by!

This is by far the best most authentic mexican food i have had down south. I waited to review this…read moreplace and after eating her over 5 times I can honestly do so. The food is consistently great every time. I have everything from the seafood section and I recommend it all. I love this place and I hope they keep up their authenticity. PS if you love spicy food this is the place to be.

Came with family that lives in town. They love this place and I understand why. The wait staff is…read morefriendly the food is good and the portions are huge. I got the burrito San Jose and man it was too much to eat. I got through about half. The pork was plentiful and well seasoned. The onions and peppers cooked just right and the house sauce was delicious. My dad got the steak ranchero and he said the meat was tender enough it didn't bother his dentures . I see why the family likes this place it's worth the stop.

Salsa's in Evans, GA, off Washington Road near Walmart, is my family's go-to spot whenever I visit…read morehome in Augusta. The food is consistently delicious, and it's always a great place for a family meal. This time, I ordered the Fajita Trio and paired it with a Mango Chamoy margarita--both were absolutely amazing! The fajitas were packed with flavor, and the margarita had the perfect balance of sweet and tangy with a little kick from the chamoy. I will say that this time, the fajitas weren't sizzling when they arrived at the table. They were warm but not hot, which was a little surprising (and yes, I know the water-on-the-skillet trick). Thankfully, this didn't take away from how tasty the dish was. The service was great as always, and the atmosphere feels like home every time we go. If you're in the Evans area, Salsa's is definitely worth a visit!

Definitely a disappointment! We lived in Augusta about eight years ago and LOVED Salsa's - this was…read moreour first visit back in several years and yikes. It was unfortunately a miss. The wait to order was around 30 minutes with another 40 before we got our food. The food was less than fresh - very greasy and unfortunately nearly inedible. The only saving grace was the guacamole casero and the elote. The margaritas are pretty good too! The place has certainly gotten bigger - way more than enough seating. Unfortunately, I don't think they have the staff for it. There also is an out door patio!

First time here and I am impressed and happy with the food quality here, everything tasted…read moredelicious. It is a pretty big space with tables and booths, we went around 3pm on a Sunday and they was a consistent busy crowd to come in and out. They have hot food and cold snacks like ice cream, mangonadas; etc. and 2 areas you can order from for each of those. The manager/owner gentleman that was there was super friendly, helped us fix our order when they made a mistake checking us out. I have no complaints about the customer service here. For drinks we got the Medium strawberry agua fresca ($6.50) with boba ($0.96) and a Medium horchata ($5.95). For food we got the steak quesadilla ($11.75), tacos al pastor ($12.22) and a queso ($3.25). I took 1 star off because of two things: - the queso was SO watery, we didn't even finish it lol very underwhelming - for 2 meals, 2 drinks & queso it was ~$40.00, I'm from TX and that just seems like highway robbery I'm glad that I got a chance to try them out, I will probably only come here for a snack every once in a while if those prices aren't as high.

It's not my first Mexican ice cream place, but this one just baffled me. The menus were on screens…read morethat were so flashy and moved so quickly I couldn't even discern some of the fancier, fruitier options that might have been available. Perusing the store for a long time, I ordered a milkshake but ended up receiving just ice cream due to a miscommunication that I didn't want to push to fix. My pistachio ice cream was okay, but not really worth the trouble I went through to get it. That had some interesting options, and notably are a grill as well as a dessert place and I think you can get tofu tacos. I may well give them another shot and hope for a better experience.