Fiesta Taco - Pleasanton

I want to preface my review with the fact that we ordered pick up so we are accounting for the time it took to get back to us. I ordered a regular quesadilla and a regular nachos. My husband ordered a large quesadilla and super ranchero burrito. I went for my small quesadilla first. Pretty standard, what you'd expect from a regular quesadilla but with the amount of cheese used, it made it a little hard to eat. Especially considering time from restaurant to table and the cheese coagulating, it really shouldn't have been as thick as it was but we realized it wasnt even fully melted through, you could see chunks of unmelted cheese. I couldn't finish eating it, it was unappetizing. My husband had a similar experience with his quesadilla, considering it was a larger version of what I ordered. As for my nachos, upon opening the box, the guacamole had darkened into a really unappealing color and the cilantro in the pico was wilted. I usually order nachos for takeout so I'm used to them being soggy but with the sheer amount of toppings trapped in the container, it was pretty soggy and hard to eat. Luckily we ordered a side of chips so I just used those. The guacamole tasted off. Not that it went bad, just that it didn't taste good. My husband had a similar thought since his burrito was full of it. I didn't finish my nachos. I think if it's for take out, they should either use less toppings or put the toppings on the side. The entire top of the chips were covered. As for my husband's burrito, he said it was very meh. I rarely hear him say bad things about a burrito so a meh is a big deal for him. At over $13 for the burrito he said it wasn't worth the price either. He did save it for later but we shall see if he actually touches it again. Overall I'm giving our experience 3/5 stars because we realize some of the problems were because it's not fresh like it would be at the restaurant but at the same time, things that aren't affected are flavor and quality and they just weren't all there. If we were to try this place again, I'd just go for enchiladas instead. 5/5 for these chips though, they're really good.

This is the best Mexican food in the Tri-Valley! The portion sizes are excellent, and the chips are fantastic, accompanied by a variety of homemade salsas and refreshing horchata. The prices are reasonable. Miguel, the cashier, provides exceptional service. Update: As of September 8, 2022, Fiesta has added fries to their menu, and they are quite generous!

Wow! this place is a hidden gem that has been looking for a great Mexican food place in pleasanton for 7 years. Today was the day I found him. the pastor taco was amazing, all taste is there, the carnitas taco is also good. try as at home. the chips and the salsa are also very good! I am very picky when it comes to eating and this place meets. will be a new stem . many thanks to fiesta taco for the delicious food!

They advertise as the best mexcian food in town and I wouldn 't argue about that. I ordered the 3 tamale plate. They were great, it reminded me of when my aunt and grandmother used to make tamales. Thank you. It 's a little hard to find, tucked in the corner but worth looking for, because the service and the food is great.

We pretty much eat here as out go to Mexican restaurant in the area because it's close to home and the food is consistently good regardless of what we order. It's a favorite for our kids as well, so makes sense all around whenever we get the urge.