Fiesta Cancun - Brooklyn Park

Great environment. Wednesday's are happy hour all day. Food is good but could be slightly more ethnic. Wait staff is friendly. There are TVs for sports fans. Wait is not long at all, at most 5 minutes. Family friendly. This is definitely a neighborhood favorite.

Closed permanently. Unfortunately, the neighborhood has lost a lovely dining option.

Unfortunately, there was no fiesta at Fiesta Cancun. The food was standard Tex-Mex, but it was poorly prepared. Both the chicken soup and tacos were unappetizing. The service was lackluster and slow as well. I won't be returning.

The menu was extensive and featured some unique items, like fajita chimichangas and a Philly Burrito—nice to see some variety! I decided to step out of my comfort zone and ordered the Al Pastor plate. It was fantastic, made just right, complete with a slice of pineapple! I enjoyed making my own little tacos with the corn tortillas. The beans and rice were your standard fare. My husband ordered the chimichangas, which looked delicious and were the thicker variety (as opposed to the thin rolled ones found at some places). The shredded beef inside looked appetizing. The service was decent overall, although one of the waiters seemed a bit inexperienced and kept apologizing unnecessarily. My only minor issue was that our meals were brought out one at a time instead of all at once, but it wasn't a major problem. I definitely plan to return, perhaps during happy hour or on a special night. They offer a $1.99 burrito night and a taco night, which I believe is now $1.25 instead of the 99¢ shown in the photo.

Yummy tex mex food yummy beer great service. 7:30 on a Friday night and we had no wait to be seated and service came quickly. We ended up getting two entrees and two large (GIANT) beers for $35. A lot of Mexican/tex mex restaurants can be highly comparable (giant plates full of gooey, delicious cheese and beans) so it's really the little things that set Fiesta Cancun apart. Chips and salsa were provided at the beginning of the meal, on par with expectations, but the kicker here is that the salsa was served in a pouring glass with two small bowls, so I didn't even need to share my delicious salsa with my boyfriend! Additionally, coat hooks everywhere! Not super important at the end of May, but becomes crucial in winter when you're trying to fit four people into a booth. We ate the choripollo and the ranchero cheesesteak. Both were wonderful. I recommend the cheesesteak for something a little less traditional! Sounds like a 5 star review, right? One small exception. Try to avoid the bathrooms. I encountered miscellaneous toilet tissue on the ground, a splatter-covered mirror, and a salt-shaker near the sink ....uhhh, why?! Additionally, be VERY CAREFUL with the door- it doesn't always lock the first time around. My sincerest apologies to the kid who caught me with my pants down. Luckily, I didn't eat my dinner in the restroom, so the unpleasantness was minimal. Overall, highly recommend.