La Fiesta

"La Fiesta has excellent service, but the food doesn't live up to the high prices. We were seated and served chips within 2 minutes of walking in the front door, and our waters were refilled quickly without asking. Even our meals were served within 5 minutes of ordering! My partner ordered a mole chicken plate (~$26) and I ordered a mole pork burrito (~$21). Both were served with generous amounts of rice and beans, and the mole sauce was flavorful if slightly diluted. I was a bit disappointed in the burrito, as there wasn't much sauce inside so the pork pieces tasted plain. The shredded chicken was more flavorful. The chips were stale and the salsas weren't refilled with the chips. At least the red salsa was quite spicy and the green salsa had a flavorful punch. The atmosphere is homey with a medium loud buzz of conversation. Don't expect fancy interiors despite the high prices; my table had a scratched coat of ugly brown paint. I would be fine with all of this if it was 30% cheaper, but at these prices, I was hoping for better. I'd recommend going to a more economical taqueria, as most local ones have more flavorful meats and crispier chips."

"Excellent food, fast service. I had the Burrito Puya which was a wet burrito with a red salsa I’ve never tasted before, absolutely amazing!"

"My go to place for Mexican. Love the vegetarian combos. The veggie enchilada is really yum. The Spanish rice and the beans are a treat to have alongside the chips and the sauce."

"It’s definitely just an average restaurant. We went there on a Wednesday night and had to wait for 10 min to be seated. We ordered the vegetarian salad, Grandma’s Especial, the Enchiladas and guacamole. Well, we didn’t like any of them and the guacamole was certainly overpriced for its portion. Overall the service was average too, we had to wait a long time to get our check and our waiter wasn’t that attentive. I don’t recommend this place and don’t think I would go back anytime soon."