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Atlanta's Mexican Cuisine
HelenHelen
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Always wanted to try this establishment…good reviews: what could go wrong? Well, I will start off by saying this is far from authentic. Very Americanized to say the least! We had the Guacamole and chips and that was about the only thing we fully ate. The guacamole was great…now our entrées were garbage! I will start off with my “Garden burrito” the spinach tasted like a salt rock! I like salt but this was on another level as to someone dropped the salt on the spinach. It lacked mushrooms which it was supposed to have…overall a big FAIL. My daughter had the “Simple nachos with pork” she chose to add queso because they only use shredded cheese…what kind of nachos is nachos without queso?!? Yeah, that’s what I’m saying. The nachos have salsa all over the top and that made the nachos bad. I think the salsa should be on the side and if you want salsa then you can do as you please with it. Last but certainly not least my daughter had the “Havana burrito” this burrito lacked flavor. Putting salsa in a burrito does not make it have season…the plate came with rice and beans and that was the only thing that was eaten completely out of this entrée. Would I ever come to this establishment again, no. The only things I could say is that they had good guac and great customer service. Try it at your own risk.
ROSIEROSIE
00
Absolutely HORRID food. For a place with nacho in the name, I’d expect something higher quality that tostitos chips from the supermarket. Paid almost 70 dollars for an order of nachos, three entrees and two margaritas with a pretty decent tip (for a place that doesn’t even bring the food to your table). The burrito was the worst one I’ve ever had in my life. No flavor, no heat, and a nice heap of store-bought salsa on top (not even the better salsa, like On the Border -just more Tostitos). My mom was visiting and I decided we should try a place I’ve never gone before that had good reviews but I’m convinced the people of this town have gaslit themselves into thinking the insane amount of money they spent was somehow worth it or that the people of Augusta have no clue what good food is. Avoid this place at all costs, ignore the good reviews and get more bang-for-your-buck from your nearest McDonald’s.
Noah WolfNoah Wolf
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I do not visit Augusta too often, but it is difficult not to visit here when I do. This place is not a restaurant I would expect to need in downtown Augusta, so it is nice for a variety. The restaurant is quite big, with a second floor even, and it has a nice atmosphere. I would not expect a quiet visit though because orders are being called out but you definitely won't miss yours. Now if you do not want to order nachos, they do have quesadillas, burritos, and tacos but I highly recommend getting nachos. I ordered the Big Juan and those are probably the best nachos I have had. The mango habanero salsa is delicious and the potatoes are a great addition. I also had a few of their spinach and black bean tacos which were great as well. One of my favorite restaurants in Augusta .
MitchMitch
00
The parry parry sauce .....oh my gawwwwd!!!!! Dillion chefed me up some amazing brisket nachos , house made. The nachos were a flavor explosion of spicy , bold , fresh , and tantalizing on the taste buds. One amazing burrito ( The Godfather ) stands to no one with a sweet , tangy , and herb filled flavor sure to pair well with the nachos!!! Bring it on home with the rosemary/ jasmine tasting rice and pinto beans that will complete the journey to flavor town!!! The staff here is a pleasure the very second you walk through the door!!! The music and atmosphere is my kind of place. I'm from Texas and did not expect to find this kind of experience so far from home but here I am just in awe of such an amazing place. You guys rock, the entire staff here, don't change a thing!!!
ZombieZombie
00
Mama's Nacho Salad with mahi mahi was good. However, I made the mistake of ordering the top shelf margarita, which I was told was good because the bartender puts her foot in it... that's what it tasted like too. I'm not sure what type of tequila was used because it was not disclosed. However, I did see the margarita mix, which is the same old, overused, nasty margarita mix with the black label and neon lettering that always makes my stomach hurt. Adding orange juice helped a little, but I still couldn't stomach the top shelf margarita. So I asked for something else, which the manager was more than happy to do. The takeaway here is that a top shelf margarita should use fresh limes and top shelf mix, such as Tres Agaves, not the nasty mix I was served.
Ivee Sauls ThomasIvee Sauls Thomas
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Nearby Attractions Of Nacho Mama's
Augusta Riverwalk
Augusta Museum of History
Augusta Common
Sacred Heart Cultural Center
Augusta Market
Hyatt House Augusta / Downtown
Morris Museum of Art
The Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Pexcho's American Dime Museum - exclusive fabulous tours by appointment only.
The Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson

Augusta Riverwalk
4.6
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Augusta Museum of History
4.7
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Augusta Common
4.6
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Sacred Heart Cultural Center
4.8
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Nearby Restaurants Of Nacho Mama's
Whiskey Bar Kitchen
The Boll Weevil Cafe and Sweetery
Mellow Mushroom Augusta
Farmhaus Burger
Beamie's At the River
Sole Augusta
Frog Hollow Tavern
El Presidente Mexican Restaurant
The Pizza Joint
The TREEHOUSE

Whiskey Bar Kitchen
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The Boll Weevil Cafe and Sweetery
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Mellow Mushroom Augusta
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Farmhaus Burger
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Basic Info
Address
976 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
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(706) 724-0501
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Website
nachomamasaugusta.com
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4.5
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Burritos headline this funky storefront eatery also serving nachos, tacos & festive margaritas.
attractions: Augusta Riverwalk, Augusta Museum of History, Augusta Common, Sacred Heart Cultural Center, Augusta Market, Hyatt House Augusta / Downtown, Morris Museum of Art, The Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Pexcho's American Dime Museum - exclusive fabulous tours by appointment only., The Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson, restaurants: Whiskey Bar Kitchen, The Boll Weevil Cafe and Sweetery, Mellow Mushroom Augusta, Farmhaus Burger, Beamie's At the River, Sole Augusta, Frog Hollow Tavern, El Presidente Mexican Restaurant, The Pizza Joint, The TREEHOUSE

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