Doña Toña Mexican Restaurant — Restaurant in Conway

If you're looking for Americanized, Tasteless Mexican food and experience- White People Taco Night- this isn't for you. If you want AMAZING,traditional, flavorful food, and the feel of an actual border town taqueria, Come on!! As soon as we hit the door, we were greeted by a DJ spinning Latin music at an appropriate volume, and the smell of some delicious food. The waitress spoke enough English, and was attentive and super friendly. The menu had both Spanish and English sides- super easy to order, if you know REAL Mexican food.The Green Salsa was awesome, but it's SPICY. My kid got chicken tacos- the chicken is delicious- tender and seasoned brilliantly! I got the Marinated Pork plate with beans and rice- AMAZING. The pork is tender, full of flavor. The beans have just enough kick, and the texture was perfect. The rice had great flavor, and was moist without being soggy. The drink selections are authentic too, Jarritos,Horchata,Auqa Fresca, and Mexican Coke (real sugar, not corn syrup). This is the REAL DEAL in a sea of awful, tasteless Mexican food in Conway. We will be regulars!!...

This place was AMAZING! Real authentic 💯 Mexican. Looked clean and the food was delicious!!! It's definitely the place to go for real Mexican food. Their green salsa had cut pieces of avocado in it, and it was super spicy and very good. I LOVED it. The girl serving us was super nice, and she spoke English. I'm not sure why I see reviews otherwise on here. Yes, the menu is in Spanish. Grab your phone and type in the words on the menu. Magically, what you are looking for pops up on google with photos and explains what it is. They also have menus in English. It's my favorite Mexican spot in conway for sure. Point at the menu if you can't say it. Easy enough to order with very little spoken words. My son absolutely loved every bite. They also have mango drink, coconut, and your typical Hispanic sodas. Thank you so much for your hospitality. We will be back soon. You pay for your food in the back kitchen area. Parking was decent. There is plenty of seating. I had a dos equis, and the michaladas looked...

Decent food, but definitely notable that if you are like myself and my fiancee and don't know any Spanish whatsoever, it's gonna be difficult to order. We did manage to order, after the waitress called the DJ from his station up front, and he spoke English. I have to admit that I've never seen a live music attendant at lunch time, but it was pretty neat. Dude asked before he left the table if we had any song requests, which my fiancee told him that what he was playing was great... But after a few tracks, he did try to cater to us white folks and played some bon Jovi, journey, and shania twain lol....