las recetas y Antojitos de la abuela

My middle schooler went on a field trip and they ate lunch at Plaza Fiesta; the 12 year old boy child was left to his own devices. Sadly he chose this place and spent $20 on this mess. He ordered wings and fries. He brought the leftovers back with him therefore I was able to observe. He had leftovers because these wings either came from the largest chicken on the planet or they were altered in some way. He has now been instructed to not consume wings as big as his hand. I’m grateful he didn’t get food poisoning because the chicken was obviously unclean. There were clumps of unplucked and sauced feathers still on the wings. Yuck. He also stated that he and his classmates all got shortchanged. When they complained about it, they were brushed off. The change on the receipt says .39 but they were only giving out .20 to everyone. Nasty food and dishonesty. I will never go here.

This was hands down, THE worst food experience I’ve ever had at Plaza Fiesta; and that says a lot considering how how crowded and chaotic the entire food court is. First of all, I was trying to maneuver 3 hungry children, getting my mother and grandmother’s orders. I placed the order and went back to sit down. Mind you, all of the restaurants are constantly calling out order numbers, and plus, the noise of 100+ people sitting in one large court.. well you can assume the sound decibels bouncing off the walls. (Seriously, someone should look into getting acoustic systems for this place; but I digress).. So, I wait for what seems like forever, then get paranoid thinking they might have already called my number. I walk back up to the counter and as nice as I can, so as not to seem pushy or like I’m rushing them, ask if they’ve called my order number out yet. The guy asked one of the ill mannered ladies cooking, and she rudely replies they’re order number 24, so haven’t even started mine. I went back and sat down, and waited and waited… and waited. I didn’t want to go back up and ask because of the attitude I’d gotten the first time I had dared to inquire about the status of my order. Anyway, *Spongebob Narrator voice* one eternity later, I figure it’s been way too long and go up and ask where my order is cause it’s been about an hour at this point. First of all, the guy says in a mocking tone “you’ve waited an hour? Your order had been up here an hour and you never came to pick it up”. He then says I need the actual ticket to get the food, mind you there’s no sign anywhere that says that if you happen to misplace that receipt , you won’t get your food, the food that you’ve already paid for. Won’t matter if you can recite the very specific things you’ve ordered, I guess they’ll just keep your food and eat it after their shift.. idk. Anyway, I thankfully.. or maybe not so thankfully? Found my receipt, just to have the rudest tortilla making lady/cashier snatch it, hand me a tray with food all stacked up and tell me again with a reprimanding, insolent, and overall rude tone, that the order had been there for an hour. No kidding Sherlock, this tortilla lady had the audacity to hand me cold food and didn’t even attempt to heat it up or offer anything else. I’m wondering if this complies with safe food handling protocols, considering the food was still in their possession, and they should definitely have some form to keep it warm in case it’s not able to be picked up right away. I’ll check with the city. I understand I too have responsibility in this scenario but the employees’ overall attitude and unpleasantness did not help the situation, rather led to this entire misunderstanding. I obviously did not eat my lukewarm pork gorditas (can you say salmonella?) and mostly wasted over $70 in food because I didn’t want to argue with people who clearly lacked customer service skills. Im highly remorseful of having chosen this place out of all the others. Ironic that I ended up going there because it was relatively empty compared to the other restaurants in the same food court. I guess I know why now…

It’s no wonder that this place has an average 1.7 star review. The customer service is as terrible as the food. I came here and placed an order for the burrito supremo, asked them if it came with everything in the picture and was told yes. When I got my order it looked nothing like what I had asked for. I asked for a refund and was denied.

Worst Experience ever at Plaza Fiesta, I’ve worked foodservice and I understand days can be stressful however the cashier had the WORST attitude I’ve ever encountered. When I first came up I spoke to her in Spanish asking how much the order of quesabirria tacos, she proceeded to tell me it comes with everything in the picture, I repeated my question and asked how much and she told me $10 I proceeded to order tacos and once I asked for a pupusa, she cut me off telling me they only had cheese pupusas and when I asked if I could get just one she cut me off again and told me I could only get the order of 3 or none, I felt very discouraged from her attitude so I then asked if she had Jamaica (Hibiscus Tea) and she rolled her eyes and pointed at the machine instead of answering my question , she told me my total and left me reaching out my hand with the $50 and turned around to start making the drink, once she returned I felt as though I wanted to take my business elsewhere, this was all BEFORE her submitting my order. When she came back I asked respectfully if she could please cancel my order and only charge me for the tea since she had already made it, still giving another opportunity, she proceeded to pick up the $50 bill from the counter and tell me her boss wasn’t there and she couldn’t give me a refund because my order was made? How could that have been possible if she had just made the tea and still had not submitted the order? I then told her that that was not possible because I just watched her place the order and she then laughed in my face and told me I wasn’t going to get my money back, another lady behind the counter became involved, I explained the situation and she made the lady give me my money back. Overall WORST EXPERIENCE EVER. I feel bad for whoever hired her, she’s definitely making this business not perform to their fullest, wish I could say otherwise. Sad to see that people don’t have customer service skills anymore.

I’m not trying to be a Karen because I am NOT! We were in line for 10 minutes. We rang the bell twice. I did mention to her that we were waiting & she said “estoy ocupada” with an attitude and soon as we got out the line she came and attend the other folks. Friday June 27, 2025 . 1:50

Honestly one star it’s well deserved. Very rude service and nobody on front. I will edit if you do your best. Come on you can do it.

It may have been my sheer luck getting good customer service compared to all the other reviews. A male, who speaks English, took my order since the female cook flag him down to take my order in English. He took my taco order and ranged up over $8 then double checked to see if I wanted the small street tacos or regular size. I actually wanted the $1.50 street tacos just in case I don't like the tacos at this stand. He quickly fixes this.. That was nice that he checked. I asked for a cup of water and he says it is sink water, which I tell him I'm ok with, and asks if I wanted ice. My order number was called out in English too. One star off for the amount of meat they put on street tacos. I have seen other places for $1.50 where the street tacos portions sizes are better.

Amazing tacos! I had the chicharron and pollo, and both were super fresh and flavorful. Want to go back and try others. Inside Plaza Fiesta at the back corner .

Consome de birria is the truth! Especially comfort food for the colder temperatures. The spices were amazing as was the tender beef! My take home order included a plate of cilantro and chopped onions to fully garnish the meal. Four stars due to the cost of @ $18. Bit pricey but worth an occasional treat.

Super casual food court place in Plaza Fiesta, but really great flavors in the fajitas mixta and taco Al pastor. My new favorite for unpretentious Mexican in Atlanta.

This is for the food court location in Plaza fiesta. I tried the quesabirria- basically a taco quesadilla with dipping sauce. It was good but nothing fancy and the price was $12 without any rice, beans or chips. Staff was polite when they finally acknowledged me. I would try other menu items as some of the other options looked tasty.

the worse place full of grease $16 grease plate acording to the owner no change or return