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Joined 2 years ago
My Favorite Indy Mexican.
I love this place! We get take out a least once a week. The food is fabulous and authentic. Great chile relleno's and pollo fundido! I highly recommend La Hacienda. Their salsa is the best in Indy. Spicy and lots of cilantro just like I like. So many places around here have salsa with no chunks of veggies and no flavor (no spicier than ketchup).
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Joined 5 years ago
Two thumbs up
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Joined 6 years ago
I love this place!.
La Hacienda on 38th St. is my favorite Mexican restaurant, for many reasons. Love the salsa, lots of cilantro and a bit spicy. Food is delicious, I love their tacos, rice, fajitas and fajita quesadillas. And you aren't locked into a typical chain menu where everything is an entree or combo. You can order a la carte and and pay like $4 for a taco and rice. To top off the experience, I absolutely can't find margaritas like theirs anywhere else. I don't know how you like yours, but I like mine strong, with Grand Marnier and a deep gold color, which is how they make the Texas Margarita. You can get a pitcher, or choose from a variety of sizes, starting with a 12 oz for 5 bucks! I don't think you can beat it. I can't stand when I go to other places and they bring me something lime green, or charge $7 to $10 bucks for 22 oz of sour mix and a shot of tequila! Try it for yourself, everything is such a great value, you really have nothing to lose. There are other La Haciendas in Indy, but this one is by far has the best food and service, if it is convenient for you. Of the others I've been to, the one on Graham Rd (Northeast) is pretty good,I'd go back, Avon is okay, I'd go back, but the one on East Washington really didn't measure up. Food was bland, service average.
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Joined 10 years ago
February 14, 2007
Editorial Review by Christy Buena.
Traditional Mexican dishes, happy hour, large portions and lunch specials keep locals coming back for more.
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Joined 7 years ago
No highlights here.
Upon being seated, we sat in a duct taped booth. We were fed average food with sour mix tasting Margaritas
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Joined 11 years ago
The Estate condescends for poor students.
La Hacienda means "the estate". One can't go wrong with #26? as it is an enchilada, burrito, and Chile relleno (aka: heart attack). The salsa is consistently good and they serve negro modelo! So the service isn't that great. It's the cheapest quality/price mexican you'll find in Naptown.
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