Does anyone know where I can get a product similar to the rich, dark red salsa that is served at Fiesta Del Mar Too in Mountain View? I’m not talking about the tomatillo salsa or the tomato salsa that they also serve, but... (6 replies, last updated by Kim Cooper July 10, 2005)

Some number of years ago, I worked in Beltsville and made regular trips to Taco Fiesta in a College Park strip center. This was before Baja Burito and Chipoltes. It was akin to a chain in SoCal-La Salsa, probably the basis for... (17 replies, last updated by Ramon January 31, 2004)

Im having a mexican fiesta for a bday this coming weekend—margaritas,fruit bar and cake are all covered but I do need suggestions for Mexican food and jamaica/horchata/tamarindo drinks—either a good taquero that will... (1 reply, last updated by juny1cat July 1, 2003)

Carnival Dolmades Lamb meatballs w/ Moroccan date salsa The Chow Fiesta is a fundraising potluck to support our online community. It’s $25 per adult, free for kids under 5, and $10 for ages 5-15. Please RSVP and pay by THIS... (0 replies, last updated by LA Chow Fiesta October 31, 2003)

Has anyone been to Margaritas Fiesta Lounge on Baldwin? I am looking for a good Mexican restaurant in the downtown area, and stumbled across this one but I cant even find a website. Anyone been? (8 replies, last updated by shana August 22, 2006)

Having seen some reasonably positive reviews for La Fiesta over La Hacienda II or San Miguel, and being the B-Day Boy—so my pick (Masa’s subbing last night with Mrs Crew for Liam’s which evidently isn’t... (0 replies, last updated by crewsweeper April 10, 2008)

While it is not an' amazing' restaurant, I really like it. It has a good margaritas, tasty chips and salsa, and quite decent mexican fare. For a neighborhood hang out, I like it quite a bit. (8 replies, last updated by bughunter September 10, 2003)

I have been meaning to post about two meals I had at Casa Fiesta (used to be El Tamarindo) on Wisconsin Avenue between Ellicott and Fessenden. We went not expecting much and had two superior dishes on our first visit....... (1 reply, last updated by Dennis S September 11, 2003)

prefer the tangy crumbly cheese a few places put on their frijoles refritos, not the tasteless gooey stuff served here. other notes: the salsa served with the chips is quite spicy, in complete contrast to the food we were served.... (2 replies, last updated by Barbara February 11, 2004)

of people were enjoying them, that’s for sure. Their salsas are decent, too. (15 replies, last updated by zataar June 3, 2009)

. Not sure when they will reopen but make sure to call if you want to go soon. The table salsa and chips are very good – try your best not to over do it – lots of food will be on the way. The agua frescas are good and... (2 replies, last updated by Nathan P. December 27, 2005)

and welcomed us. It was a fiesta in the making! The enticing smells of freshly cooked food wafted through the doorways even before we set foot inside. I didn’t know where to head first — the prepared food smelled... (4 replies, last updated by Sherri December 13, 2005)

Does anyone know what happened to Fiesta Garibaldi in Nyack? We tried to got there for dinner on Friday and the place is gone. While I prefer the food at Bandido (across from the International Market on 59) it is too loud on the... (18 replies, last updated by joechartreuse February 6, 2009)

I’m about to make another trip (I’m north of the city so I don’t go as often as I’d like) and am looking for some new things to try. In addition to the standards (bread, masa, etc) I’m going to pick... (20 replies, last updated by angthefoodie March 4, 2008)

years old – but they were pretty much dashed after this tell-tale sign (See: Bourdain)/ My favorite part of the meal had to been the roasted tomato and dried chile salsa with its verdent cilantro leafs that came with the... (10 replies, last updated by homeboy3 December 30, 2007)