Viva Mexico

Service is lacking. Drinks are mediocre (but have good drink specials on mon tues and Thursday) food is good. I would order take out before I would ever go back and eat. I got vegetarian fajitas. Which were awesome with a ton of real (more than the pep/​onion/​mushroom blend) veggies. My gf ordered carnitas and said they are really good (coming from a Mexican/​Texan) Guac was on point and salsa was delish too.

I went to this location on 11/​29/​2015. I was eating salsa and then my sister and lastly my mom. when my mom put some into her boil and then came straw paper was inside the salsa. I forgot take picture of it but I really felt the need to say something so people are aware what they are during. They are pouring out the unuse salsa. That’s the most nasty thing in the world and they said it was from a onion. Please be very careful when eating at this location.

Excellent margaritas. The service is phenomenal and they stay open late every Friday night. The fajitas are also delicious as well.

First time here in many years. By and large, I think Mexican restaurants are superior to American ones in terms of service and food quality. Viva Mexico is no exception. I am eating the enchiladas supremas with the variety of enchiladas. Bean, beef, chicken, and cheese .Very very good. I will return
Salsa: just the right amount of kick. Very good. Also just the right temperature. Slightly chilled but not cold. I hate cold salsa with warm chips and they got it right.
Service: wait time just a few minutes. Average for Mexican food. Tea is topped off without my asking however she takes my tea away from me to go refill it. I hate that.
Temperature: not too good in this department (except for the salsa). Food was warm but not super hot. Plate was not warmed up so food cools down quickly. Mexican food typically will burn you when it is served but not my plate.
Appearance: just kind of so so. Dirty carpet, worn out seat covers on booths, chairs and tables that wobble, limited décor, but nothing really bad. Tables are being cleaned promptly and the dining room appears clean.
Health department score: 98! Way to go!
Music: low level oldies instead of Mexican music. I actually found this to be a pleasant surprise.
Menu: everything you can think of in every combination is on this menu. Also plenty of pictures.
I think my biggest complaint is the temperature. If my plate was piping hot it would deserve five stars. I talked to the cashier about this and her said the enchilada plates are microwaved. Well there you go. No wonder.

By far the fajitas de viva la mexico are the best in town. They have steak, chicken, shrimp, choriza, and a pork chop along with mushrooms, onions, and peppers. They are served with rice, beans, pico, salad, sour cream, gaucamole, and fresh flour or corn tortillas. The chips are fresh and hot with awesome salsa and a great ranch dip. They also have a huge burrito on the menu that rocks and the nachos are awesome, they even have fajita nachos. The margaritas are awesome and cheap with several different sizes to choose from. I love the desserts as well. I have always had great service there and have eaten there many times.

I enjoy the food. However the service is borderline. On one 1 occasion the service may be great. Go back on another occasion service isn’t so great. I’ve been a total of 5 times. Each time the service is different. However, the food is great. 4 stars were given mostly for the food.