La Cazuela Mexican Grill — Restaurant in Nashville-Davidson

I did like the food that was made for me to take to go. But the service by a marisolicorlena if how ever you spell her name is. The fact is not who she was but how she behaved. Out of respect as I went into the store she said hello then as I said hello I told her that it was to go and not for here. So then instead of say well sit at this table and wait till your order is up she had us follower her and had us stand and then asked what we would like to order. Then as I gave her my debit card to take she then went to another waitress who was not far but only five feet of where I was standing for the code to be put into the cash register so that my debit be read. From there she gave me two receipts. One for me to keep and one for me to sign. As I was finishing signing the receipt. I lifted my head to see that she was talking to another waitress and braiding her hair so since I had the little black card or maybe cash holder or what ever you call that black thing that holds the receipt. I put the one receipt that went back to her in that bill fold and placed it by the computer so that she would know where it was and then I was still standing during the whole thing when I ask my daughter of 12 yrs old would she want to sit in the chair that was by the computer. My daughter said no so then finally I told her we will sit at the stable that was on the side of the computer not the cash register. From there she passed the table and said your order will be up and when it does I will ring a bell. Then I told her wow you have to ring a bell she said yes. So I waited to hear a bell of some kind instead I finally looked up and realized that the order was on a counter top where the chair I had told my daughter to sit on was at. Then that is when the waitress again passed on by and said I told your daughter that your food was ready. Then that is when I replied you told my daughter she doesn't speak Spanish. After that I stood up picked up the white bag that had our order in and grabbed my purse and told my daughter to go to the truck. See one thing I really don't like is letting my kids know when I am mad or upset or when something is bothering me. So as my girl left I asked the waitress what is your name she said mariealieanasolis or something like that. Now that is where I was going to leave that conversation at. So as I walked out not so happy. I stopped to the store that was on the left side of it and sat to let my emotion go so as my child not to see my face mad. As that was going on there was a UPS truck in front of me, so I walked in front of it as I did so I had to of looked in front of me to see in front of the door restaurant. No one was there and I walked to my truck and as I walked to the truck I noticed my kid was out the truck and asked if I was ok I told her yes lets go and that is when I turned around to see the waitress. That meant she walked out of the store to the truck after the fact all that was done. She asked if things were ok and that is when I told my child to go into the truck cause I did not want to have her hear me be loud. Now This lady asked again if I was ok then I told her no. Then told her she had bad service. I told her exactly what I have just text that I felt she had did nor was there a sorry to what was being said. I was so mad It was a bad place to go get food. Bad service. I may not be a rich women or someone important but the thing is it should not matter a customer is a customer. My money was good and My child had come from a doctors visit and that is not what I wanted to have had happened, but it did. By the way treat all you customers alike. Don't treat me different cause you may think different about me. Like I said good food...

BOOM! Five stars. BOOM! Five stars. BOOM! FIVE STARS. I'm impressed! Came to try chilaquiles, which I recently discovered via YouTube channel @SenyaiGrubs (as former President George W. Bush's favorite food) and was not disappointed. Was warmly greeted as I entered by both the male and female servers as well as the sounds of a mariachi band. So far, so good. The menu was very large and diverse with multiple vegetarian options, which is a bonus. I only came to try the chilaquiles, and my server(s) whom looked like a model, was helpful in describing the dish and helping me decide of either red or green sauce (and in the spirit of being a foodie, I went with both). I was planning on the chilaquiles being an appetizer for the chicken chimichangas I was planning to order but, alas, I couldn't eat another bite afterwards. The chilaquiles were huge and quite filling. I didn't even have room for dessert. Now, that's a meal! And to top it off, military and first responder discount is offered here. Also, during my visit, there was a birthday celebration two tables over from me. The servers brought out a cake with a huge sprinkler on it and one playfully shoved whip cream in the face of another to the amusement of the guests. Things like this give a place extra charm. All in all, I will be making my way here again (a day later, to be exact, and probably the next few days afterwards) and will more than likely order the chilaquiles again, this time with chicken....

My Mom loves Mexican music and food so we found this place with a live band and gathered a big family party to go there to celebrate her 70th birthday. Everything was great except for the bias of the band. We were the only white people in the restaurant. The band went to each table to play a few songs EXCEPT our table. The band made one round through all the tables except for ours. We thought surely they would come to us at the end, but instead they started over again on the other side of the restaurant. My family and I were clapping and singing, getting into the music but still they skipped our table completely. They didn’t even come to ask if we were interested in some songs played. Since we were there two hours, there was plenty of time to come to our table, and we were willing to pay for the songs, but no one even asked. We felt dissed and ignored. It was a rude thing to do. There was certainly some racism going on against us from the band. The staff, however, was great and the food was good. I recommend this restaurant if you are white and kind of have thick skin and self esteem to ignore the diss...