Richmond Heights Restaurant Guide
La Fiesta
(2 ratings)
(440) 442-1445
5115 Wilson Mills Rd, Richmond Heights, OH 44143
Mexican
Casual/Family
Fast Food
Banquet/Party Room
Bar
Catering
Kids Friendly
Live Entertainment
Outdoor Seating
TV/Satellite
Wi-Fi/Internet Access
Breakfast
Dinner
Happy Hour
Lunch
Mexican Food & Culture History
Restaurant Description
La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant offers an authentic Mexican cuisine experience to the Richmond Heights, OH area. Family owned and operated since 1952 -- now managed by the 5th generation -- we are the first Mexican restaurant in Cleveland. Our cooks make your meal upon your order -- with locally supplied produce -- and serve it to you freshly cooked and with a smile.
March 9, 2005 @ 7:30 AM
a diner from mentor, OH
a comfortable place for good basic mexican food - quiet and un-assuming, but not small or dark - the same steady staff has been there forever - food is not very spicy, presentation is nothing special, but overall quality is just fine
the soups are above average
this is how "authentic mexican" food was presented
15 or 20 years ago, before the big chains started
doing brightly decorated places with visual
clutter, cutesy uniforms, and pitchers of
overpriced margaritas
i often see single diners coming in to
enjoy a lunch, and the place is seldom crowded
enjoy the food without overstimulation
the soups are above average
this is how "authentic mexican" food was presented
15 or 20 years ago, before the big chains started
doing brightly decorated places with visual
clutter, cutesy uniforms, and pitchers of
overpriced margaritas
i often see single diners coming in to
enjoy a lunch, and the place is seldom crowded
enjoy the food without overstimulation
May 20, 2003 @ 3:25 PM
a diner from Twinsburg, OH
The food was bland - tasted like it was prepared from frozen food (I have had better frozen food than this fare). Would not recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for something better than Taco Bell. My place setting was soiled, and the floor hadn't been swept in some time. Service was tolerable, but didn't impress. The person that I was with was even less impressed with the whole experience.
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Number of Reviews: 2
March 9, 2005 @ 7:30 AM
a diner from mentor, OH
a comfortable place for good basic mexican food - quiet and un-assuming, but not small or dark - the same steady staff has been there forever - food is not very spicy, presentation is nothing special, but overall quality is just fine
the soups are above average
this is how "authentic mexican" food was presented
15 or 20 years ago, before the big chains started
doing brightly decorated places with visual
clutter, cutesy uniforms, and pitchers of
overpriced margaritas
i often see single diners coming in to
enjoy a lunch, and the place is seldom crowded
enjoy the food without overstimulation
the soups are above average
this is how "authentic mexican" food was presented
15 or 20 years ago, before the big chains started
doing brightly decorated places with visual
clutter, cutesy uniforms, and pitchers of
overpriced margaritas
i often see single diners coming in to
enjoy a lunch, and the place is seldom crowded
enjoy the food without overstimulation
May 20, 2003 @ 3:25 PM
a diner from Twinsburg, OH
The food was bland - tasted like it was prepared from frozen food (I have had better frozen food than this fare). Would not recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for something better than Taco Bell. My place setting was soiled, and the floor hadn't been swept in some time. Service was tolerable, but didn't impress. The person that I was with was even less impressed with the whole experience.
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Recent La Fiesta Reviews
March 9, 2005 @ 7:30 AM
a diner from mentor, OH
a comfortable place for good basic mexican food - quiet and un-assuming, but not small or dark - the same steady staff has been there forever - food is not very spicy, presentation is nothing special, but overall quality is just fine
the soups are above average
this is how "authentic mexican" food was presented
15 or 20 years ago, before the big chains started
doing brightly decorated places with visual
clutter, cutesy uniforms, and pitchers of
overpriced margaritas
i often see single diners coming in to
enjoy a lunch, and the place is seldom crowded
enjoy the food without overstimulation
the soups are above average
this is how "authentic mexican" food was presented
15 or 20 years ago, before the big chains started
doing brightly decorated places with visual
clutter, cutesy uniforms, and pitchers of
overpriced margaritas
i often see single diners coming in to
enjoy a lunch, and the place is seldom crowded
enjoy the food without overstimulation
May 20, 2003 @ 3:25 PM
a diner from Twinsburg, OH
The food was bland - tasted like it was prepared from frozen food (I have had better frozen food than this fare). Would not recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for something better than Taco Bell. My place setting was soiled, and the floor hadn't been swept in some time. Service was tolerable, but didn't impress. The person that I was with was even less impressed with the whole experience.
