Fiesta Méxicana — Restaurant in Dillon

This place has some of the best breakfast burritos in the state! They’re very big for the price and their homemade sauces are incredible. I’ve had many of their other food items but if I had to pick one, the chorizo breakfast burrito would be it, no contest. They say that they serve breakfast burritos all day, but that’s technically only while they still have potatoes, which they usually seem to run out of around noon.

They have outdoor seating and indoor seating, although the indoor seating is very “cozy”. The people there are wonderful! I personally wouldn’t try to modify or substitute anything in their food if you can help it — the place can be pretty loud and hectic when they’re busy so modifications are easy to mis-hear or forget.

For accessibility, there is technically plenty of seating outside that would typically be fine for wheelchairs, however the whole area is covered in very loose gravel. I’ve almost gotten my car stuck in the lot on a few occasions. There’s a street just behind the place with plenty of parking if you’d rather not park in the gravel. Overall one of the best places in Dillon! If you’re just passing through, it’s an awesome place for...

Super cute converted school bus restaurant with seating inside and out, and air conditioned! I called ahead as I was passing through town and ordered nachos (not on their menu, but they said they could do it). It was ready in less than 10 minutes, and I liked starting to eat it at the tables outside. Huge plate for only $13, I'll easily be eating the nachos for 3 or 4 meals.

However, there were issues with the nachos. There was so much on top I couldn't see any chips, so they got soggy quickly (can't eat with a fork while driving). I got the pastor meat, but there was 3x as much refried beans on the nachos than meat. Clearly homemade beans, decently seasoned, but I barely tasted the pork because of it. I loved the touch of pickled spicy carrots, but the slices were a little too thick for raw carrot on nachos.

I'll have to order from them again next time I'm passing through and have time to stop for something not handheld. Maybe the nachos weren't on the menu...

Still pretty good food however they used to be much better they have closed down last year I'm presuming because of Covid during that time they revamped their menu added to the stairs and window to order from outside I'm not sure if it's new owners but whatever the case I've always gotten the carne asada plate when I was there this time when I went the plate was for the most part a plate of beans it was a very little bit of meat and rice about half a mouthful of lettuce a couple of white onions complete with roots and all that were overcooked they skip the avocado all together now as well as the peppers and carrots they used to put on what little meet there was, was very good as were the beans the price is pretty good for what they used to give you but I think it's kind of pricey for a platter that's...