La Hacienda de San Angel

Amazing Mexican food and vibrant ambiance overlooking the lagoon. Amazing view for fireworks. Staff was friendly and accommodating. Margaritas were delicious as well. This is a new must do for our family. Still thinking about the steak fajita dish.

Excellent service! HOWEVER - food was honestly abysmal. The good reviews are hilarious. Have none of you eaten authentic Spanish/Mexican? This is not it people We live in the North East and I am lucky enough to live in a very diverse area with some of the best food in the country. Not only is 34 dollars for 3 tacos is literally absurd, the meat was pure fat - I literally did not eat any tacos. A little fat is ok, but this was just bad. Take a look at my picture. Gross - do better Disney. Again excellent service, trash food. I recommend anywhere else in Disney to this spot

La Hacienda de San Ángel – Great Food with a Magical View We visited La Hacienda de San Ángel in Epcot as a walk-in and were lucky to get a table. From the start, the service was outstanding — Alison took care of us and she was a 10/10. We ordered the tacos al pastor and alambres, both flavorful and served quickly. The margarita flight was delicious and fun to try. The best part? We enjoyed the fireworks right from our table. Highly recommended for tasty Mexican food and an unforgettable view!

Great dinner experience to end our day at epcot. We had the al pastor tacos and shared the fish plate for two. Both were good and there was plenty of food, we did not leave hungry. Service was also friendly and we enjoyed the churros for dessert.

I really wanted to like this place. The service was friendly and prompt! Drinks were tasty and strong. However- the food was poor quality. I had the Al Pastor Tacos- the pork was very dry and tough!!! My husband had some type of beef dinner- honestly- I could not chew it at a- was afraid of choking... The guac was very good though. Would return for the service and drinks!

We had an amazing tequila experience at La Hacienda!!! Homberto was an amazing tequila ambassador. My wife and I will carry this experience for a lifetime, I strongly recommend 👌

The experience wasn't what we expected. We made a reservation to watch the fireworks and enjoy dinner. The reservation was for 845pm they sat us down at 855pm and we had 5 min to rush and place our order before the kitchen closed. My understanding is why would they allow late reservations to then rush you. Cleaning tables and closing the blinds by 9pm while your eating half way through the dark with the 10min fireworks show . Then the server Diana was extremely rude from the start unprofessional and just bland attitude. Did not want to give explanations or even be of service. When it came down to paying our $100 bill she wanted us to tip as she watched us 20% so I went down on her tip to 15$ which we felt ahe didn't even deserve and ofcourse she was leas happy then. The guacamole was extremely spicy and she didn't mention knowing we where with a child eating. Mt daughter grabbed the guacamole and was burned by the spice. Then the chicken Paloma is more mushroom then chicken. The shrimp tacos more breading on the shrimp then meat. The kids menu beef tacos was big chunks on meat she didn't even mention a q year old wouldn't be able to eat that alone. Overall I wouldn't recommend. The Mexican food was not authentic either .

Was here 4/17 during our Disney trip and WOW!!!! Had the best enchiladas I ever had in my life (got the salsa for it on the side which I would recommend as a family member of mine did not and wish he did). Service was great from start to finish, their salsa is SO good (has a bit of a kick) as well as their queso. We were also lucky enough to experience the phenomenal light show during our dinner, which was truly the icing to the cake! Truly a very memorable experience, we all left very happy and full!

Inside Epcot and there are many food establishments to choose from. This location requires reservations and is worth it for authentic Mexican. La Hacienda de San Angel is the inside restaurant attached to the takeout San Angel Cantina. Different food menu. Staff very nice and helpful. Beautifully done establishment; as expected from WDW. Diverse enough menu to please most but a bit pricey. The taste is amazing though. Alambre De Res is a steak tenderloin based burrito. Full of peppers, cheeses and flavors. Very good. Tacos De Camerones is a shrimp taco dish. Also very good. Dinner was finished with the Ultimate Tres Leches; a Mexican moist cornbread dessert La Cava Avocado margarita is unique drink that my wife enjoyed very much. Our 26 y/o son was with us for this visit and he commented that this was the hands down the best meal he had ever had. Service was impeccable as well.

This really fell short for us on a few levels to the point I was just confused and for me to say that about a Mexican restaurant just doesn't happen! So let's start off with our server they really weren't pleasant like they seemed really pissed off from the second we encountered them and I'm not sure why as we did nothing to them we asked little to no questions and were just met with attitude and sour vibes! So for our drinks 3 of us asked for limes with them and when our drinks came no limes so when our server came back again we asks for some limes he then seemed to be infuriated by this then left to get them only to come back with 2 limes when there was 4 of us and 3 of us had asked for them initially I'm not sure if there is a shortage of limes or something here because when our next drinks came we again asked for limes and again only got two which I'm still confused by. Then our food came I ordered the pastor tacos and let me say I was disappointed as my tortillas came in a paper bag with one of them being stuck to the bag and ripping off the paper when I took them out needless to say I didn't eat that one and then my food was lukewarm like it had been sitting for a while, once our food came our server not once came back to check on us or to refill our drinks so we were just stuck with what we had by the end I was very thirsty as what I payed for never really came into fruition especially with the limes! My pastor tacos other than just being warm were just ok not the best I've ever had and closer to the bottom of any that I have had as they desperately needed some salsa as who doesn't like salsa on their tacos or even some pico lol! Overall terrible service complete with mediocre food at high prices this really is a disappointment as I've had some really good things at Epcot but this definitely wasn't one of them so do yourself a favor and go to one of the others restaurants in the park you'll be happy you did!

This is a solid food option at disney. The service is good and the view is great as you're right next to the waters. We tried totopos with queso and salsa. The salsa had a good amount of spice and queso was nothi special. The tacos al pastor comes separately and you have to assemble your own taco. It was good but expensive for what it is.

The place is a bit crowded for new year eve dinner and the waitress is a little rush for ordering. Depite the suprise that they charge 15 dollar for chips which is usually offered free in Mexican restaurant, we ordered two margaritas and some tacos and some meat dish. For the margaritas, the san angel inn margarita is way too sweet. The carne asada appetizer, the short ribs and tacos of fried lobster are pretty good but the carne asada entree and the tacos al pastor is average and the later one is on the salty side.

I would give this place zero stars if possible. The supposedly spicy el Diablo margarita was so sweet, it tasted like they put an entire jar of agave syrup in one drink. The waiter was in such a hurry he didn't even ask if it was good, even though I obviously never took more than one sip. He also suggested the Tacos el pastor as one of the most popular items, which came with some old dried out corn tortillas which were mostly just stuck to the inside of a damp paper bag. Just know if you eat there, you may break a tooth on the wildy over cooked rice. It is a travesty that Epcot slings this garbage labeled as food for families everyday, and no one has stepped in to try and make a change for the better. Absolutely the worst food I've had in months, a true celebration of mediocrity. Save your money and go elsewhere.

If you want some good Mexican, there's a lot of good choice in Mexico pavillon in Epcot. I'm not sure one is bad. Tried this one just before the luminous show. We were greeted with a place along the wall but on the window side. It was straight in front of the show which was very nice when it started. While we couldn't see the fireworks because of the roof, we were available to see everything else. A window seat would have give us a full view but hard to get these kind of seats 20 min before the show. As for the food. We tried 2 things. The first one is a Chile relleno. In short, its a big stuffed pepper. It come with a side sauce. The waiter told us the pepper isn't very spicy but the sauce is. Looking only (I forgot what type of pepper it was), I found out on the scoville scale that it's very low, lower then jalapeno. When my girlfriend got the plate, she was able to take only 2 bites, the pepper was way too spicy. The inside of the pepper was also hot since it was mixed with everything else. The sauce on the other end was sweet and not spicy. The waiter gladly took it back and didn't charged us since my girlfriend clearly stated multiple time her concerned for the spiciness before ordering. To be fair, I did try the plate and while it was good, I could taste the heat from the pepper and I eat very spicy food (like scorpion pepper and sometime Carolina). So it was mild at all. The plate that I took which I ended sharing with my girlfriend was Alambre de res. It is kind of a taco made with beef sterloin. It was very good and not spicy at all. I would take this back no question asked. Why we all know it's Disney and stuff cost a lot, only the alambre plate raised the bill to nearly 55USD$ with taxes and tips (45$ with taxe + tips) so its very pricy

Long time Disney foodie, second time trying La Hacienda. The first was great, and the second was even better. The place itself is the restaurant across from the pyramid, not inside. These are frequently confused. While everyone seems to want to dine inside, I personally enjoy the fireworks views, especially if you have a good table. We got lucky and were right up against the windows! Food is what you would expect from a Disney Mexican restaurant, if not even more expensive. Definitely delicious, though - the corn bisque was rich, and our entrees were brought out relatively quickly. Honorable mention goes to the avocado margarita, which is my Epcot go to. Our waitress was kind and quick, and overall we had a great experience. I'm sure we will be back!

This family friendly restaurant is located in the Mexico section of Epcot theme park. The food here is pretty good with big portions. The hit were the adult beverages though! There is a horchata one and an avocado one that is so yum! Plus the server was attentive and helpful with our menu questions. He gave the suggestion of the avocado drink that did not steer us wrong.

On a recent trip to EPCOT, my friends and I dined her for dinner. I'd never been but they had dinner here a few times before and highly recommended the restaurant. On food alone, this place is great but I can't rate my experience any higher than 2 stars based on the service. We made morning reservations for 5:45pm but because our wait time for a ride right before took longer than expected, we did not arrive until 6pm. Thankfully they honored our reservation. We were seated right away with a smile and friendly staff. We ordered drinks, skipped appetizers and ordered main course entrees. I tried the Paloma (strong and delicious) and for my main, I chose one of the restaurant's favorites - the Pollo Poblano: Roasted chicken breast with Poblano cream sauce served with baby zucchini, sweet potatoes and oyster mushrooms. The dish was presented very well and I loved the combination of vegetables, sauce, and spice of the chicken. The chicken was a bit dry but overall good. I like to think of this dish as elevated Mexican, definitely not worth $32 but you're at Disney so money's no such thing, right? The biggest fails were the service touch points: 1) When I unrolled my silverware, there was brown lipstick all over my napkin - EW! I immediately explained this to a server, gave her the napkin, and requested a new one - she never returned. 2) Our service failed towards the end of our experience when we waited for entirely too long for our checks then had to wait a long while for the server to come back and run our cards. Waiting to close out took about as long as our meal. Our server also did not seem too friendly or keen to us being there. Could have been a better overall experience if service were improved.

So many options in Epcot for food by we wanted sometime different. The wait for our reserved table was only a few minutes so it was perfect. Table was right beside a large window looking over the lake - so great ambiance. Server was fantastic- super attentive and knowledgeable. Food was very good (even though it was tailored to NA spice levels). I was surprised how much heat my tacos had...and my wife loved her stuffed poblano pepper. Kids had the quesadilla and tacos and it was a good portion. The rice also was full of rich, deep chicken flavours. Also, amazing cocktails..the special house margarita was amazing. Pleasantly surprised because the meal before at Disney was so poor.

Really great Mexican restaurant that will give a lot of places a run for their money. Of course the ambience of the pyramid is amazing and a selling feature to eat here. I started with the avocado margarita which is super tasty and refreshing with a hint of melon. Great way to cool off. The menu is somewhat limited but honestly big by Disney standards. I had the chicken enchiladas and the portion was huge! I couldn't finish without being in a coma which would be bad in the heat and walking around Epcot! Prices are reasonable for Disney. Definitely worth a visit!

Fun Mexican Restaurant in the World Showcase at Epcot. The margaritas are just right and plenty of different flavors for everyone's pallette. The service team here is excellent and typically consists of college program students from Mexico.

Came here during Food and Wine Festival for a special Tequila Lunch and Tasting. We were greeted with a horchata margarita-different yet good but probably wouldve saved for an after dinner drink. Food was plentiful and the staff was extremely informative. If we are ever back in Epcot for the festival we will be sure to book this experience again if it is offered.

This was our second time at La Hacienda for dinner. We slightly prefer this restaurant food-wise over San Angel Inn. Ambiance is good with great views of the lake with large windows to see the fireworks show when it starts at 9 pm. We ordered the delicious Diablo margaritas and the seafood dish for two, which was very satisfying. Our waiter Jerry was prompt and very friendly and we talked for quite a while. Very enjoyable experience and we will return again.

It's an okay place if you are looking for a quick meal. The margaritas are awesome and strong. The service was really fast and good. When i came to preparing the food.

Was really excited to eat here. We got our reservation and and we were promptly seated. Our server came right over but that was the end of the good service. Our server was about 2 tables away hanging out at the register and never paid any mind to us after that. The food was fine it wasn't any thing special I like the food from the counter better in Mexico. Pass on this place for something better next time.

Food was alright but would definitely make a reservation just to get a good view of the fireworks and the tres leches!

Love the drinks more than the food. A friend posted a picture from here with a margarita flight. I was sold. I couldn't find it anywhere on the online menu, which is usually pretty accurate with Disney restaurants, so I posted a picture of the menu. There it is, along with a tequila flight. We came specifically for the margarita flight, but they also have my favorite avocado margarita as well. I was ambitious and ended up getting the avocado margarita to go (it's nice that you can do this). The margarita flight was good, but I didn't like any of the margaritas more than the avocado one. My husband got the San Angel Inn Margarita and that one is a favorite for both of us. Next time I'll probably get an avocado margarita and if I'm feeling ambitious a San Angel Inn Margarita. We started with chips/salsa/queso. My older son actually ate some queso, making it worth the $9. For my main I got the Duck tacos. I found the duck dry so next time I'll try the fried shrimp tacos. My husband got the short rib and really liked it. We got one kid the chicken tenders and the other the mac and cheese. We tried every kids side, fruit (which was an orange), corn, green beans and rice. They ate the orange and the rice, but didn't touch the green beans or corn. So next time we should probably just double up on rice and fruit. Service was very friendly. He was great at refilling our water. I left here extremely stuffed. Annual passholder discount isn't available at this restaurant. I enjoyed the decor of the place. I like the big windows, which keeps this restaurant bright. We'll definitely come back for the drinks, but I'll have to try a different dish.

Food continues to be great, service continues to be terrible. We came back after waiting quite a while, thinking it was time to give it another try. They put our group at a table that was way too small, the server was not friendly, the food came out before we finished eating our apps. We were definitely being rushed out, despite not complaining about anything and trying to enjoy ourselves regardless. The ambiance and decor is nice, but not worth it. We had the queso and that was pretty good; nothing special. All of the entrées that we tried were delicious, and our favorites were the shrimp tacos and the tacos with duck. We've been to almost all of the restaurants in Disney; this is low on the list.

Delicious food Super great server and friendly too with great service was excellent too!! Decor in inside was very nice tables were abundantes with us on Friday We all ate your food and shared too!! Our first time here

It's my first time eating at La Hacienda. The service was fast and friendly. The environment was themed, and the atmosphere wasn't loud. The corn chips were fresh and crunchy, paired perfectly with queso. I LOVED the shrimp tacos covered in a gourmet sauce. Each bite was packed perfectly. I liked the food better than San Angel, if I'm being honest.

Always a delicious experience. Sometimes it can be difficult to find seating, but if you want super tasty Tex-Mex (nachos are amazing) or a flavorful margarita, this is the stop to make. It's on the lake so the views are lovely and the staff are always super friendly and helpful. The prices aren't too high, when compared to a lot of the other spots in Epcot, so I think it's one of the better eateries in the World Showcase. We always make a stop here and have never been disappointed.

Everything was delicious! The Flautas for an appetizer were amazing. Our server Enrique was great checked on us just enough during the meal. Extra plus was that we timed it just right to see the fireworks through the large floor to ceiling windows.

Skip it!! The restaurant is located across from the Mexico pyramid. We arrived a few minutes prior to our reservation and were seated quickly. Unfortunately that's where the Disney magic ends. It took about 10 minutes for our waiter to come by our table greet us and get our drink order. We ordered the guacamole and Elote bisque to start and the appetizers took an extremely long time. Too long for premade guacamole and basic chips. The guacamole was a little spicy and I didn't think it was fresh. The Elote bisque was ok. The menu is limited and is not your typical Mexican flare of dishes. Truthfully, we did not check out the menu before making the reservation because we just wanted to get out of the rain and take a break before leaving for the day. We ordered the shrimp tacos, cheese quesadilla and the Mexican tostada. Everything was mediocre at best and expensive even for Disney standards. Dinner was $150 with tip. There are much better places to eat and snack at while at Epcot. Finally, and more importantly, the service was atrocious. We won't be back.

I thought the service in this restaurant was excellent. Our server was fantastic and definitely met the Disneyworld reputation for service standards. The food was good but I am used to Mexican food from AZ so it is so hard not to compare. It was a good meal, I am just not sure I'd classify as Mexican food. They also do not include chips and salsa, you have to order separately. It was pretty expensive too. The place looks really nice and it has a big window, huge to the lake which was lovely.

This place was horrible. We came with a party of 15 and missed one person. They kept tryna seat us for a table of 13 after several times correcting them. Apparently we forgot one child so it was a table of 16. They were tryna book us for a table of 14 and the manager I suppose told us that he could not give us a seat because it would block the table but it was crazy because the seat was there with the child seat. None the less I had to keep my son on my lap so that we could keep our seat and not have to wait another extended time for seating. The waiter started off nice but quickly turned on me. I asked for salsa guacamole and chips. He only bought out guacamole and told us the mango salsa was part of the guacamole. I then ordered the salsa and and white cheese. He kept tryna act like I was getting over with the chips tried to charge me extra when he only bought out one thing of chips Asked for to go containers and he acted like he ignored me and kept calling my son a girl. The manager did come back to check to see if everything was good and I appreciate that but I'm just disgusted at the service. Definitely reporting this service to Disney and will never come back!

I highly recommend the La Hacienda de San Angel for the view of the most amazing view of the Fireworks show that began around 9 PM. We sat near the window facing the water and really enjoyed the food. I recommend the Tacos de Carnitas de Pato, Alambre de Res, Tacos de Camarónes, Tlayuda, and Totopos con Queso as they were delicious, fresh, and a pleasure to eat. Service was very family friendly in that my small kids got plastic cups of water so no risk of any breakage. Would recommend this to any family or friends. The restaurant was pricey but the time with family was priceless.

As always, this was such a good choice. Chips with guac sprinkled with candied bacon, salsa, and queso was all I wanted so that is how my meal started. Then dinner came out because I also needed to stuff my face with everything in sight after a half marathon. We all were beyond happy with our meals. We made happy meal sounds and shared everything. The manager came over and congratulated us on our accomplishments. He stayed with us while we talked about Balloon Ladies and hopes of running at Disneyland Paris. It was fun conversing with him.

This restaurant was not very good the menu was to small . Everything was hot . I like a little spice but even there salsa was to hot . Let's put it this way . I go to a Mexican restaurant we all finish our plate . Here no one finished . No one even wanted the left overs. The service was not that good either only saw our waitress twice . The restaurant itself is very beautiful . Too bad the food was so bad .

No a fan. Second time and not better. VERY EXPENSIVE like a Michelin starred restaurant but is not close. This time I decided to go deep with the Carne Asada. Supposedly a NY strip but quality was basement. Sizzler level quality. Chips are lower than grocery store. Sauce was the ok and drinks were good but $28..?? Last time for me.

I recently ate here as a party of 1 around 4 after snacking around the world and ending up in Mexico. Honestly, I overlooked this place as it's Mexican and felt like I could get this anywhere outside the park but on this trip I decided to give it a chance with a dining reservation made way in advance. I found out the story of this place is that a artist's family had opened up their gallery for us to come and visit so I paid particular to the Mexican and Central American artwork on the walls. It's gorgeous pieces depicting life, well-known people, and legends. I was walked to my seat which I thought would be in some corner but I was sat at a booth meant for 4 in the center of the place and I was fine with that. I really had planned to get the Tlayuda (Oaxacan Tostada, Barbacoa Beef, Chipotle Black Beans, Chorizo, Mexican Sour Cream, and Pickled Onions) but decided to get the Pollo Poblano instead (Roasted Chicken Breast with Poblano Cream Sauce, served with Brussels Sprouts, Sweet Potatoes, and Oyster Mushrooms) . Doesn't that sound amazing? I swear it took like maybe 10 mins before my server had it in front of me. There was no single item that topped any other however I thought the addition of the brussels sprouts and the oyster mushrooms didn't really go with the theming. A quick Googling says the mushrooms are from the other side of the world, same with the sprouts, but I'm not the culinary police and I was there for the flavors. The chicken was moist and tender and the poblano sauce went better with the sweet potatoes than the chicken in my opinion. What a great meal. You know you gotta getta Margarita somewhere in the Mexico pavilion and they had them on the menu, same ones they have at La Cava. I got The Cucumber (Arette blanco tequila, fresh cucumber and lime juice, orange liqueur, agave with Tajín chile-lime powder rim) and this was the perfect Hot Summer drink. Cooled me right down so I could go back out in the heat. 10/10 I gotta come back for the Tlayuda though.

Made reservations based on food recommendations, but realized after that the person recommended San Angel Inn Restaurante...not this restaurant. Was disappointed with my chili relleño. It was lukewarm, stuffed with bland rice inside and had about 5 black beans. My husband liked his tacos de camarones. His rice was also bland. I was disappointed to see his shrimp was fried. My classic margarita was good and his Diablo margarita was spicy and good. Overall would not recommend this restaurant. Waiter was pleasant and attentive.

La Hacienda de San Angel is a nice place to dine for Mexican meals. What we ordered all was prepared well and presentation was spot on. Ensalada Hacienda - 4/5 A very refreshing Salad with watermelon, light dressing and feta cheese sprinkled throughout. A mixture of salad greens works have been best in my opinion. 100% endive is too much for my taste. Overall, the salad was good if you don't mind a salad made 100% endive. Roasted asparagus - 4/5 The asparagus was roasted to the right cooked texture. It wasn't over cooked (too soft) and it wasn't undercooked (hard and crunchy). It could have been seasoned a little more for more flavor and taste. Flautas - 4/5 La Hacienda's version of Flautas is a lot of sauce on top of and the skin not crispy s I'm used to when ordering this Mexican dish. The flavor was very good and was a lot better with guacamole which we had to order separately. Tostadas de Camaron (shrimp tostada) - 4/5 Small appetizer sized tostada with ample amount shrimp with avocado was good. Not a bad selection to order. The La Hacienda de San Angel is a very good place to dine if your your taste buds crave for Mexican food.

The food was amazing! I had the Tlacoyo con carnitas. The marinated pork melts in you mouth. My daughter had the tacos al pastor...it's real do it! So good!

The atmosphere was good The vegetarian meal was one of the best of the week at Disney. But, Disneys options for vegetarian and vegan needs a lot of improvement. The cheese dip was really good but the salsa was too hot and a puree style needed freah onion and tomatoes at least.

If you like spicy food this is the place to go! We sat during the fireworks show and it was amazing!! The restaurant turns the lights off and pipes in the music! The show itself was phenomenal. We ordered the fundidto, but it was different than I've had before - it was more like melted cheese, than a dip. Still very yummy. We also had the fish dinner that feeds two- it actually fed three. Request chili de agua if you like it hot!

Food is good and the overall experience was OK. Service we had was mediocre and the food came out very quick. I was looking for more on a dining experience and a chance to kick my feed up and relax a little. I feel like some of the quick service restaurants at Disney take longer to get the food out than La Hacienda does which is not a bad thing for La Hacienda just not what I was looking for this trip in.

5 stars for a great experience, beautiful ambiance and delicious food!! We made a reservation (highly recommended) and really enjoyed our dinner! It's very authentic and very healthy/fresh. We started with the chips salsa and queso and it was probably the best I've ever had. Truly truly delicious!! We also ordered the shrimp tacos, and alambre de res for our entrees, and both were delicious! For dessert we had churros which was pretty good too, but the churros were cold. I was really hoping for hot churros to partner with the icecream, so I probably wouldn't order this again. Overall with everything else I rate this 5/5!!

For the appetizer we had the queso fundido. It's not like typical queso, in that I mean it's not something you can dip a chip into. It's just a big blob of melted cheese with chorizo on top. Doesn't come with enough tortillas and even for someone who loves cheese like myself, it was too much cheese for two people to eat, though I pushed through. I get it now fundido is like fondue...but real queso would have been better. For our meal we had the Cochinitas Pibil. This tasted good but as you see in the picture, it is not much food for the $34. Pork and beans are not expensive. Would have liked more pork and black beans. Still, it's Disney I guess. The real problem I had is when I asked the waitress if she could get me some hot sauce she said they didn't have any!!! What kind of Mexican restaurant doesn't have any hot sauce or an actual spicy salsa?!? Drinks were pricy. My wife isn't a fan of mezcal so asked for something without it and somehow it still had a Smokey taste. Look this place is just okay. Maybe if it was half the price I would come back, with my own hot sauce. Not having hot sauce, at least some tapatio, is not okay. It's overpriced and although the ambiance isn't horrible I would definitely choose to go across the road to the pyramid and eat. Prices are about the same but at least over there they got me an actual hot salsa. And the view is much prettier in the pyramid. Yeah you can see the fireworks from the window at La hacienda but if you do that you are cheating yourself out of the show because you can't hear the show. I'm not talking about the booms but the actual dialog and music.

It was amazing food and great service. We got there before the firework show and got seated by the floor to ceiling windows. Amazing view with amazing company. My cochinita was really salty but everyone's dishes were great.

Order the Alambre de Res. It's the best dish I've ever had in a theme park. You can eat the ingredients straight up, or make your own tacos with the flour and rice. Both ways are superb.

My husband said this margarita was excellent. I tasted it and it was definitely the best margarita I've ever had. The food we ordered was definitely enough to feed two people. We did ask for extra tortillas. As they said they get a little crumbly and one was pretty hard. Some of the food was extremely salty so we had to mix it with the other food. I think it was the corn, shrimp, and scallops were too salty. The fish was well seasoned. The zucchini and yellow squash were pretty bland so they mixed well with everything.

Great food, great service, great ambiance. Had reservations here for 3:00 pm and was promptly seated. Nice and cool restaurant which was refreshing from the blazing sun! Ordered steak fajitas and an avocado margarita. Both were great!!

The food was delicious but the wait was not worth it. The dessert was small but good and overall mid.

Great restaurant in Epcot! The margarita flight ($30) is a fantastic deal considering they have other margaritas that are around $20. We really enjoyed the queso, plantains (side dish) and the seafood platter. The seafood was really well cooked for each individual item. Although, I do wish it would have come with a sauce or some guacamole. Unless you have a large group, skip the 50th anniversary dessert ($34) it was too much food and overall we were underwhelmed on it. The view we had could not be beat during the fireworks. We had one of the back tables and could easily see out two of the windows for the side projections. The view with the restaurant playing the music made this a great spot to watch the show (our second time seeing it)

After recommendations by several Disney food bloggers we decided to make our booking here. It should be said that if this was a stand alone restaurant, I don't think it would make it very long. Not entirely due to poor food as our food was ok, not great, but due to policies and service. After being seated and a long wait for our drinks (just waters and cokes, not alcohol) we were finally able to place our orders after two other tables had been sat, drinks served and orders taken. This is all the same waitress. As expected those other tables received their food before us too, however their food came out hot and neatly plated. Ours... another story. Plates were pretty sparse and sloppily plated. Also, cold. The ONLY issue I can attribute this to is one member of the table had an allergy issue and perhaps they waited on that to deliver to the entire table? Not sure but it was miss managed. Also the allergy managed dish was cold too. Secondly, as for their policies... first of all, no swapping sides for other sides, even for an up charge. You get what you get. That's it. Secondly, WHAT CHILDS CHICKEN PLATE DOESN'T COME WITH FRENCH FRIES? $11 for a child's order of chicken strips is atrocious anyway, but ok, it's Disney, we get it. We're trapped. We have to pay it. But to charge another $5 for an order of fries so your child can have fries is down right Maleficent level evil. As it so happens, we were not ordering the child's chicken for a child but for an adult who doesn't like Mexican food and wasn't terribly hungry. A child's portion would be fine. Even fine with paying a minor up charge because that person isn't a child... their policy? Double portion, double price. So our friend paid $22 for 6 chicken strips. That's $3.66 a strip. She didn't bother with the $5 fries because she wasn't terribly hungry and 6 strips was gonna be plenty. Lastly, the food in general... $6 for chips and dip that nearly every Mexican restaurant on the planet gives free seemed like price gouging. The rice and black beans is a JOKE. White rice, a tablespoon of rinsed black beans and no flavor. Not worth the bite and you can't swap sides. Flautas could have been filled with motor oil. There was no flavor we could determine. Certainly not potato and chorizo which is a strong flavor. We will not be back. With literally a dozen other table service options at Epcot, that won't be hard.

We came here specifically for the special 50th anniversary chocolate dessert and were able to snag a walk-up table for it. The dessert itself was huge - easily enough for 4 people to share (there were only 2 of us, so we had lots of leftovers). The shell was a large chocolate shell shaped like the Mexico pavilion stuffed with chocolate mousse, all sitting atop a tres leches cake with ice cream on the side. Talk about decadent! Our waitress was very friendly, attentive, and efficient.

This was the worst meal that we had our entire trip. First they didn't want to sit us where you could see the fireworks when there were tons of open seats. We ordered the queso fundido for an appetizer it was good but I like the one at frontera better. We had it modified as I'm a vegetarian. I ordered the vegetarian chili relleno which wasn't a traditional chili relleno it had rice and beans in it. It was HORRIBLE the entire thing was mush. The only saving grace was that I ordered regular queso sauce (not on the menu but you can get it) and put it with it to kind of mask it but I honestly couldn't finish it. My mom got the lobster tacos which the waitress raved about, she said they didn't taste anything special and she didn't love them. Honestly I used to like this place but we won't be back for a while because the food was just not great.

My family and I ate here tonight and I was torn about a 3.5 or 4. Food was good but nothing stood out . Service was fast and friendly but nothing said "wow". This is a Mexican restaurant located in Epcot. We ordered 3 apps, Taquitos, Queso and guacamole. All were good but Taquitos were the best. Entrees were okay as well. My son like his steak entree and my pork was tender. I did not like my husband's Chili Reino but he said it was okay. I am use to a cheese filled battered pepper. This was a vegan rice pepper. We ended our meal with Tres Leche cake and this was disappointing in the sense this is not a tres leche. This is pound cake in a puddle of sweetened condense milk. Just as an FYI this is upscale Mexican. No burritos. Not very kid friendly. I know I am going to pay so much more because I am in Disney but I still think this place is over priced. Would I come back, no.