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Fiesta Vallarta
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Yen Hing Dragon Restaurant
9 Spring Ave, Waukon, IA 52172
Aztec Parlor
15 W Main St, Waukon, IA 52172
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Boarders Inn & Suites by Cobblestone Hotels - Waukon
407 Rossville Rd, Waukon, IA 52172
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Fiesta Vallarta

14 W Main St, Waukon, IA 52172
4.6(245)
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One Chimichanga
Served with rice and beans.
One Chile Relleno
Served with rice and beans.
One Chalupa
Served with rice and beans.
One Burrito Mexicano
Served with rice and beans.
One Burrito
Served with rice and beans.

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Things to do nearby

National Mentoring Month Proclamation Signing (Winneshiek County)
National Mentoring Month Proclamation Signing (Winneshiek County)
Mon, Jan 5 • 10:30 AM
Winneshiek County Courthouse (Annex Building), 201 W Main St, Decorah, IA 52101-1713, United States
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Coffee & Creativity: Watercolor Mountain Scenes
Coffee & Creativity: Watercolor Mountain Scenes
Tue, Jan 6 • 10:00 AM
Decorah Public Library, 202 Winnebago St.,Decorah, Iowa, United States
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BINGO @ Toppling Goliath
BINGO @ Toppling Goliath
Tue, Jan 6 • 6:00 PM
1600 Prosperity Road, 52101, 1600 Prosperity Rd, Decorah, IA 52101-7892, United States
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Nearby restaurants of Fiesta Vallarta

Yen Hing Dragon Restaurant

Aztec Parlor

Yen Hing Dragon Restaurant

Yen Hing Dragon Restaurant

4.5

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Aztec Parlor

Aztec Parlor

4.9

(37)

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Juan Sanchez Philalopos RalmirezJuan Sanchez Philalopos Ralmirez
Entering Fiesta Vallarta is like stepping into a vibrant canvas painted with the rich hues of Mexico itself. The moment you cross the threshold, a symphony of flavors and aromas envelops you, an invigorating blend of spices and herbs that dance in the air with the rhythm of mariachi music. The walls are adorned with intricate murals depicting the country's storied past, each brushstroke a testament to the cultural tapestry woven into every dish. The ambiance is a warm embrace, suffused with the soft glow of pendant lights shaped like colorful papier-mâché stars that twinkle above the tables, casting playful shadows across the handcrafted tiles beneath your feet. The menu at Fiesta Vallarta is an art gallery of gastronomic wonders, where each plate is a masterpiece meticulously composed by skilled chefs who are not just cooks but artists of the culinary world. The vibrant guacamole is sculpted into a volcanic peak, the fresh avocado flesh a verdant canvas for a fiery eruption of chilies and cilantro. The sizzling fajitas arrive at your table with an operatic flourish, the cast iron skillet singing a sizzling aria as the aroma of perfectly seasoned steak, chicken, and shrimp mingles with the sweet kiss of grilled peppers and onions. Each bite is a celebration of texture and flavor, a harmonious marriage of tender meats and zesty salsas, all wrapped in a soft tortilla embrace. The tacos are a study in simplicity and complexity, the fresh corn tortilla a canvas for a kaleidoscope of flavors: succulent carnitas that melt in your mouth, the smoky whisper of al pastor, the tender embrace of carne asada, all topped with a confetti of fresh cilantro and lime. The salsa bar is a palette of vivid colors, with each dip offering a new brushstroke of taste to your palate – from the delicate whisper of pico de gallo to the bold punch of salsa verde. And let us not forget the margarita – a liquid sonnet to the sun-kissed tequilas and tart limes of Jalisco. It's served in a hand-blown glass that sparkles like a jewel, the salted rim a tantalizing promise of the nectar within. The taste is a dance on the tongue, a balancing act of sweet and sour, with a hint of salt that lingers like the memory of a kiss from a beach in Cabo. The mole, oh the mole! It is the Mona Lisa of the menu, a dish that whispers secrets of generations of love and tradition with each spoonful. Its depth of flavor is a mystery to unravel, a symphony of chocolate, chilies, and spices that coalesce into a velvety embrace that warms the soul. Whether it's slathered over chicken, beef, or pork, it's a heavenly union that transcends the mere act of eating into an experience of pure delight. Dessert is the pièce de résistance, the grand finale in this feast of the senses. The churros are golden spirals of heaven, dusted with sugar and accompanied by a rich chocolate sauce that pools like molten lava on the plate. The flan is a delicate pas de deux of caramel and custard, a sweet ballet of flavors that leaves you craving an encore. The service is a masterclass in hospitality, with staff who glide through the restaurant with the grace of folk dancers, ensuring your every need is anticipated and met with a genuine smile. They guide you through the menu with the finesse of a museum curator, sharing the stories behind each dish and making recommendations that feel like personal gifts. At Fiesta Vallarta, dining is not just about filling your belly; it's about feeding your spirit with the joy of authenticity. Every visit is a sensory fiesta, a celebration of the art of Mexican cuisine that leaves you feeling as if you've been serenaded by a mariachi band, kissed by the sun, and embraced by the warmth of a culture that lives and breathes in every bite.
Andrea StrandAndrea Strand
The food is the best Mexican totally Authentic yet my family doesn't like spicy like myself, so the staff will walk you through what's great for the all American meat and potatoes type of foodie. I just ordered this "7 MARES", shrimp scallops clams, crab wow is all I can say. Erik gets the half order beef nachos he can't even finish. I spent 30 years in California and this food is the most delicious I've had. The service is superb, hope you know how to tip properly, their prices are great and they deserve a great tip. I am very blessed to be able to eat this food. Came in on a Monday night seafood is so fresh. Yum.
Adrian MitchellAdrian Mitchell
This is a wonderful spot. It is right on the main strip and has good space inside. The food came out quick and was in large portions. Average prices for Hispanic food. The place was busy but did not feel too cramped. They also have another room with two pool tables and seating for larger groups.
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Entering Fiesta Vallarta is like stepping into a vibrant canvas painted with the rich hues of Mexico itself. The moment you cross the threshold, a symphony of flavors and aromas envelops you, an invigorating blend of spices and herbs that dance in the air with the rhythm of mariachi music. The walls are adorned with intricate murals depicting the country's storied past, each brushstroke a testament to the cultural tapestry woven into every dish. The ambiance is a warm embrace, suffused with the soft glow of pendant lights shaped like colorful papier-mâché stars that twinkle above the tables, casting playful shadows across the handcrafted tiles beneath your feet. The menu at Fiesta Vallarta is an art gallery of gastronomic wonders, where each plate is a masterpiece meticulously composed by skilled chefs who are not just cooks but artists of the culinary world. The vibrant guacamole is sculpted into a volcanic peak, the fresh avocado flesh a verdant canvas for a fiery eruption of chilies and cilantro. The sizzling fajitas arrive at your table with an operatic flourish, the cast iron skillet singing a sizzling aria as the aroma of perfectly seasoned steak, chicken, and shrimp mingles with the sweet kiss of grilled peppers and onions. Each bite is a celebration of texture and flavor, a harmonious marriage of tender meats and zesty salsas, all wrapped in a soft tortilla embrace. The tacos are a study in simplicity and complexity, the fresh corn tortilla a canvas for a kaleidoscope of flavors: succulent carnitas that melt in your mouth, the smoky whisper of al pastor, the tender embrace of carne asada, all topped with a confetti of fresh cilantro and lime. The salsa bar is a palette of vivid colors, with each dip offering a new brushstroke of taste to your palate – from the delicate whisper of pico de gallo to the bold punch of salsa verde. And let us not forget the margarita – a liquid sonnet to the sun-kissed tequilas and tart limes of Jalisco. It's served in a hand-blown glass that sparkles like a jewel, the salted rim a tantalizing promise of the nectar within. The taste is a dance on the tongue, a balancing act of sweet and sour, with a hint of salt that lingers like the memory of a kiss from a beach in Cabo. The mole, oh the mole! It is the Mona Lisa of the menu, a dish that whispers secrets of generations of love and tradition with each spoonful. Its depth of flavor is a mystery to unravel, a symphony of chocolate, chilies, and spices that coalesce into a velvety embrace that warms the soul. Whether it's slathered over chicken, beef, or pork, it's a heavenly union that transcends the mere act of eating into an experience of pure delight. Dessert is the pièce de résistance, the grand finale in this feast of the senses. The churros are golden spirals of heaven, dusted with sugar and accompanied by a rich chocolate sauce that pools like molten lava on the plate. The flan is a delicate pas de deux of caramel and custard, a sweet ballet of flavors that leaves you craving an encore. The service is a masterclass in hospitality, with staff who glide through the restaurant with the grace of folk dancers, ensuring your every need is anticipated and met with a genuine smile. They guide you through the menu with the finesse of a museum curator, sharing the stories behind each dish and making recommendations that feel like personal gifts. At Fiesta Vallarta, dining is not just about filling your belly; it's about feeding your spirit with the joy of authenticity. Every visit is a sensory fiesta, a celebration of the art of Mexican cuisine that leaves you feeling as if you've been serenaded by a mariachi band, kissed by the sun, and embraced by the warmth of a culture that lives and breathes in every bite.
Juan Sanchez Philalopos Ralmirez

Juan Sanchez Philalopos Ralmirez

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The food is the best Mexican totally Authentic yet my family doesn't like spicy like myself, so the staff will walk you through what's great for the all American meat and potatoes type of foodie. I just ordered this "7 MARES", shrimp scallops clams, crab wow is all I can say. Erik gets the half order beef nachos he can't even finish. I spent 30 years in California and this food is the most delicious I've had. The service is superb, hope you know how to tip properly, their prices are great and they deserve a great tip. I am very blessed to be able to eat this food. Came in on a Monday night seafood is so fresh. Yum.
Andrea Strand

Andrea Strand

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This is a wonderful spot. It is right on the main strip and has good space inside. The food came out quick and was in large portions. Average prices for Hispanic food. The place was busy but did not feel too cramped. They also have another room with two pool tables and seating for larger groups.
Adrian Mitchell

Adrian Mitchell

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4.6
(245)
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5.0
1y

Entering Fiesta Vallarta is like stepping into a vibrant canvas painted with the rich hues of Mexico itself. The moment you cross the threshold, a symphony of flavors and aromas envelops you, an invigorating blend of spices and herbs that dance in the air with the rhythm of mariachi music. The walls are adorned with intricate murals depicting the country's storied past, each brushstroke a testament to the cultural tapestry woven into every dish. The ambiance is a warm embrace, suffused with the soft glow of pendant lights shaped like colorful papier-mâché stars that twinkle above the tables, casting playful shadows across the handcrafted tiles beneath your feet.

The menu at Fiesta Vallarta is an art gallery of gastronomic wonders, where each plate is a masterpiece meticulously composed by skilled chefs who are not just cooks but artists of the culinary world. The vibrant guacamole is sculpted into a volcanic peak, the fresh avocado flesh a verdant canvas for a fiery eruption of chilies and cilantro. The sizzling fajitas arrive at your table with an operatic flourish, the cast iron skillet singing a sizzling aria as the aroma of perfectly seasoned steak, chicken, and shrimp mingles with the sweet kiss of grilled peppers and onions. Each bite is a celebration of texture and flavor, a harmonious marriage of tender meats and zesty salsas, all wrapped in a soft tortilla embrace.

The tacos are a study in simplicity and complexity, the fresh corn tortilla a canvas for a kaleidoscope of flavors: succulent carnitas that melt in your mouth, the smoky whisper of al pastor, the tender embrace of carne asada, all topped with a confetti of fresh cilantro and lime. The salsa bar is a palette of vivid colors, with each dip offering a new brushstroke of taste to your palate – from the delicate whisper of pico de gallo to the bold punch of salsa verde.

And let us not forget the margarita – a liquid sonnet to the sun-kissed tequilas and tart limes of Jalisco. It's served in a hand-blown glass that sparkles like a jewel, the salted rim a tantalizing promise of the nectar within. The taste is a dance on the tongue, a balancing act of sweet and sour, with a hint of salt that lingers like the memory of a kiss from a beach in Cabo.

The mole, oh the mole! It is the Mona Lisa of the menu, a dish that whispers secrets of generations of love and tradition with each spoonful. Its depth of flavor is a mystery to unravel, a symphony of chocolate, chilies, and spices that coalesce into a velvety embrace that warms the soul. Whether it's slathered over chicken, beef, or pork, it's a heavenly union that transcends the mere act of eating into an experience of pure delight.

Dessert is the pièce de résistance, the grand finale in this feast of the senses. The churros are golden spirals of heaven, dusted with sugar and accompanied by a rich chocolate sauce that pools like molten lava on the plate. The flan is a delicate pas de deux of caramel and custard, a sweet ballet of flavors that leaves you craving an encore.

The service is a masterclass in hospitality, with staff who glide through the restaurant with the grace of folk dancers, ensuring your every need is anticipated and met with a genuine smile. They guide you through the menu with the finesse of a museum curator, sharing the stories behind each dish and making recommendations that feel like personal gifts.

At Fiesta Vallarta, dining is not just about filling your belly; it's about feeding your spirit with the joy of authenticity. Every visit is a sensory fiesta, a celebration of the art of Mexican cuisine that leaves you feeling as if you've been serenaded by a mariachi band, kissed by the sun, and embraced by the warmth of a culture that lives and breathes...

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5.0
3y

The food is the best Mexican totally Authentic yet my family doesn't like spicy like myself, so the staff will walk you through what's great for the all American meat and potatoes type of foodie. I just ordered this "7 MARES", shrimp scallops clams, crab wow is all I can say. Erik gets the half order beef nachos he can't even finish. I spent 30 years in California and this food is the most delicious I've had. The service is superb, hope you know how to tip properly, their prices are great and they deserve a great tip. I am very blessed to be able to eat this food. Came in on a Monday night seafood is...

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1.0
5y

I'd heard great things about this place and decided to try it out. Our waitress was nice and the margaritas were great. The food was just "okay" nothing spectacular. It was dry and didn't have any flavor. We ordered a deep fried cheesecake which was frozen in the middle. The waitress took it back to get me another one. They basically took the same one and threw it in the microwave but this time it came back with some green stuff on it and was still cold. I gave up and just didn't eat it. We won't...

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