La Loma — Restaurant in Louisville

Kickin' good stuff. While folks argue about whether other restaurants serve "authentic" Mexican food, we just go here. You just have a seat and one of the charming waitresses will take your order. This is not quite fast food, and the care and quality they put in their preparation will be worth the wait. The happy, distinctly Latino crowd and festive Mexican music ought to tell you this is the good stuff. A full bar is available, but not prominent in the interior design. They feature micheladas, a beer based mixed drink. Of course I saw plenty of taquila selections when I took a peek behind the bar. I OD on the tacos lenguas. I get two with a side of their super guac, which is the chunky type with cut tomato, onion and other tasty additions. I add a little of this and some of the fresh hot salsa they serve with chips to the tacos. If you ask they have salsa verde for extra heat. Their salsa is also remarkable and not for the faint of heart. The secret is to cut back the burn with a sip of luscious horchata, a milky white rice based drink with nutmeg and vanilla flavoring that is creamy in texture and very soothing. Dig in! BTW: You will likely not receive a tab at the table, but the guy at the take out order window will take your payment. There is a...

I had never heard of this place until yesterday, when my husband and I checked it out off the recommendation of his coworker. I expected your standard Mexican fare, same stuff you get anywhere, and at first that is what it looks like. I got a chicken Burrito Diablo- it had a very pleasant, surprising smoky sort of flavor to the sauce- SO much better than your standard place! I couldn't wait to take each next bite. I ate too much. My husband also greatly enjoyed his fajitas- we're definitely going to be back! The one negative- the service is slow, so be patient. They are very friendly and helpful- the waitress had noticed my husband made sure there was no tomato with his fajita, so when he ordered a side of guacamole she made sure to let him know it was made with tomatoes. A manager came and took our drink orders and let us know the sweet tea was being made and kept us updated on how long it would be. That was very considerate, so the wait was pretty painless. If you love Mexican food, do yourself a favor...

Me and my girlfriend always come to this place to eat but unfortunately one day we was told that the restruant was closed because all of their employees were tired and it was only 7:24 PM SMH.... My company opens from 7 AM until 6 PM and i never tell our coustomers that we are too tired to serve them even though all of my employes are on over time everyday and I'm on salary so i don't get any overtime hours and to be told that they were too tired to serve us... that's just ridiculous, so you know what i did?? Walked my ass next door to the little mexican store that had a restaurant and ate good there. Never had a second thought of eating somewhere else but ever since that day this will be the last place that i would ever go to if i had to choose...