tequila's town mexican restaurant

authentic mexican and a foodie hangout. the mexican food at tequila's is excellent as is the service, but assume a small wait when you go because it gets crowded especially with patrons who wait at the bar. each time we've been, the crowd has been an array of '20-50 something foodies', people who appreciate reallygoodfood even if it's coupled with a little jostling, and a lot of noise.

of all the mexican restaurants in savannah, this is by far the best. the carnitas was tender and very good. east coast mexican restaurants are not what you experience in texas or california, so don't expect this to be "cosmic" good. but it does have agoodmenu and nice decor. the wait staff was pleasant and the beer selection is solid.

awesome cheese dip and mango daiquiri!
we hadgoodservice. great atmosphere. the place was packed but we were seated promptly.goodburritos.

tequila's town mexican restaurant is definitely the best mexican food in town. the service isgoodand the food arrives fast every time. most of the time it's extremely loud and a lot going on. they also make guacamole table side.

better than your regular mexican restaurant. this was my second trip to tequila town. tt is a very popular in-town dining place. the decor is simple they have about fifty art paintings on the walls. as we used to say when we were kids “they are exactly the same only completely different”, little colorful circles. you never know what these buildings used to be. i found the ceiling to be very interesting architecturally. it is original to the building and you can still see how things used to be. the restaurant is small with a little bar at one end. there is also a raised dining area with agoodpeople watching view. this restaurant is also very noisy. on the menu at first glance you see everything that you see on every other mexican restaurant you have ever been in, but their preparation of the dishes ends and similarity. every dish is made with a different flare for up scaling the ordinary fare of the mexican restaurant. they will make guacamoles at your table, and make it any way you want it. in a mexican restaurant you always get a corn chips and some kind of salsa to go with it. i found the salsa to be extremely thin. my lovely wife had the colorado dish. this is a steak with a wonderful red sauce. i don’t know what is in the sauce, but this is the second time we had this dish and it was over the top both times. i had the ribeye caliente. this is a ribeye with an onions mushrooms and a chipotle seasoning. the steak was large and came as i ordered it medium rare. you get the standard rice and beans and soft tortilla with this meal. what a wonderful flavor the chipotle has with the steak.

great food. i wanted to take a friend for her birthday to agoodauthentic mexican restaurant. i used urban spoon and found tequila's town mexican restaurant. the food was great an authentic. we had the table side guacamole. the server was nice and was very informative on making his food but also the menu. the waiter was nice friendly, informative, and not pushy. the food was sogoodwe all had a hard time stopping. the price isgoodand you get plenty of food. the waiter made this birthday dinner just wonderful. he made sure to wish her a happy birthday and served her flan on the house. i am also happy that the staff had agoodunderstanding of allergies as i am allergic to chicken. the staff was very careful not to serve me any chicken or any food that was cooked by the chicken.

slightly let down. my bf and i have been trying to eat here for weeks but it always seemed so crowded in the evenings and on the weekends. we went on a sunday around 2 and sat at the bar. the bartender was not very friendly and the service was less than to be expected. the skinny margarita is a rip off for $8--it comes in a champagne flute and wasgoodbut not enough of it for the price. the queso was okay-a little cold and got really hard. salsa was sub par. i was not impressed with the vegetable tamale but the molcajete was delicious! i'll give it another chance but for a first visit we were a little disappointed.

best in savannah!. i had the pleasure of having dinner here last night. it is, hands down, the best mexican food in savannah! we were seated quickly and promptly brought endless chips and salsa. our server was very nice, the margaritas are delicious and come with agoodkick! our dinners came out in a normal amount of time (we arrived at about 5pm on a saturday with a party of 5). we did not order it, but the table side guacamole we saw made a few times looks delicious, we will have to try it next time, along with trying to save room for dessert! we will definitely be back!