La Herradura — Restaurant in Sparta

Two years in and this place still looks like it was built yesterday, floors you could eat off, tables so clean you catch your own reflection in them. Somebody here takes “spotless” personally.

The margaritas? Pure sunshine in a salted glass. Sweet, tart, icy perfection that makes you instantly consider ordering another just because it’s that good. No booze, no buzz, just liquid joy in a goblet.

The food comes in like it’s making an entrance. Fajitas arrive sizzling and popping like they’re trying to start a fight, with pineapple slices perched on top like they own the joint. Quesadillas show up golden and smug, oozing molten cheese with every cut. Even the pico de gallo is electric… bright, fresh, and unapologetically alive.

And for the picky eaters of the world? They’ve got an American menu too. Burgers, fries, the works, so no one’s left sulking.

Bottom line: this isn’t just dinner, it’s dinner with a soundtrack and a front-row seat. Come hungry. Leave happy. Bring...

This place was absolutely amazing. The employees are super kind and helpful. Their . Enu is awesome. If you're not in the mood for Mexican food, but someone else in your group is, no problem. They have traditional American restaurant type food to choose from as well. I had the Hawaiian burger/pineapple burger(I had one in Hawaii years ago so I HAD to order one again). The fries were great and the burger was super flavorful. My wife got the chimichanga. She gave me a bite and it was incredible. The outer layer was crispy and had a buttery flavor. The flavor of everything inside was great too. The ONLY complaint I have is the door alarm when you walk in or out. It's super loud and high pitched. It was worse on my way out. Please change the sound or at least the speaker location. Otherwise, we both enjoyed our meals and everything else. We'll certainly come again, and recommend it to friends AND...

Coming from the SW where we ate a lot of Mexican food, we were really disappointed in this place. The salsa was ok (sweet and tomato-ey), the hot sauce (which they charge extra for) was basically chili paste, and the ground beef was the consistency of canned dog food. The margarita we questioned if there was any alcohol in it, and the refried beans didn't have much flavor. On top of that, the service was mediocre at best. If you're looking to dine and dash, this might be your place; we had to walk up front to ask for our check, even after the waitress walked by us as we got out of our seats. And to add to it all, I noticed they don't have any handicap parking available for anyone who needs it. I have no idea how they have so many 5 star reviews; you could get much better Mexican food elsewhere. Sorry, we cannot...