Sol Azteca Mexican Grill

I don’t understand how this place doesn’t have more than 4.5 stars. We were on a roadtrip on a Sunday night, so most of the restaurants were closed. I’m so grateful we came across Sol Azteca. The food was amazing! Super tasty and fresh. And we got it SO fast. Whoever is reading this review, don’t hesitate, go now!!!!! Burrito & Fajitas ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I ordered the Texas fajitas and requested some substitutions (no tomatoes, add mushrooms). The server happily obliged. They also did not mind that we brought our own gluten free chips. The food was some of the best we’ve had. If we lived closer we would come here quite frequently. The rice was flavorful and not dry. The cheese dip was top notch and the shrimps in my fajitas were cooked perfectly. Highly recommended!!

Okay I see you Atlanta ! I was passing by, I am from California and was craving enchiladas verdes. I saw another lady comment they were very good. So decided to tell my husband to pull the 18 wheeler find parking to take me 😀.The waitress was friendly and eager to help! Was thrown off because they charge me $1.06 for salsa but anyway the enchiladas were so good! Not spicy but we’re flavorful. The tortilla was soft and tasted very good not regular corn tortillas! The chicken was seasoned so good! The restaurant smells so good! I will definitely be coming back! You guys earned a customer!

I had the Al Pastor taco special and my mom had the chicken fajita quesadilla. We ordered guac and cheese dip as well. The food was delicious, staff super friendly, and service very timely. I was surprised how delicious the Al Pastor tacos were and their quac. The atmosphere leaves a bit to be desired, kind of plain and drab. Could use some colorful murals, more textures, and some decorative charm but otherwise— purely based on food (bc why else to go you to a restaurant) it was great.

I dropped by Sol Azteca Mexican Grill recently for dinner, and I was pleasantly surprised by how warm and welcoming it felt. The moment I walked in the atmosphere struck me: casual, colorful, and inviting — the kind of spot where you don’t feel like you need to dress up. There’s a friendly “come-as-you-are” vibe that makes it perfect whether you’re going solo, with family, or a group of friends. We started with chips and salsa (the chips came warm), and the salsa had a nice freshness and flavor — a good way to set the tone. For the main course I got fajitas (with grilled meat and veggies), and the sizzling platter came out just right: the meat was flavorful and well-seasoned, the veggies fresh, and tortillas came warm. My friend got enchiladas and rice + beans — everything felt homemade,