Real Hacienda Mexican Restaurant
1320 Meridian St, Anderson, IN, 46016
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Address :
1320 Meridian St
Anderson, IN, 46016 - Phone (765) 622-1779
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Street, Private Lot
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Categories
Mexican Cuisine
If you enjoy Taco Tuesday, then you have officially fallen in love with the Mexican Food. The main grain of Mexican cuisine is maize. Also known as corn, maize is grown for the past 9000 years after the crop was discovered by the people in Mayan civilization. Mexican empire flourished when they started growing beans, tomatoes, chili pepper, sweet potato and cactus. Till this date these ingredients are used in cooking authentic Mexican dishes and drinks.
Great use of spices, fresh chili pepper dishes like fajitas, tortilla chips, corn chips, salsa, chimichangas, burritos, nachos and quesadillas are invented in America. But when you are looking for authentic Mexican food then you must find a restaurant in the city that serves Rajas con Queso, Garbanzo in a Guajillo Chile Sauce, Pork Filled Chiles Rellenos, Chiles en Nogada, Molcajete Salsa, Pico de Gallo and Frijoles de la Olla. An eye-opening fact – Mexican don't like their food hot. They use fresh chili and other spices to create a flavor that lingers in your mouth.
Mexican food is great for those who are Gluten Intolerant as they use Corn instead of wheat in most of their dishes. Also, you can easily find many beans based Mexican dishes. Another dish which didn't get similar glory as tacos or nachos is the Mexican hot chocolate. If you love something hot on a chilly day, then go for Mexican Hot Chocolate. On merry days, you can enjoy the authentic Mexican Drinks like Tequila, Mezcal, Tecuí, Sotol, Bacanora, Charanda, Posh O Pox, Puebla and Pulque. Mexican Cuisine is for people who enjoy strong drinks and hearty meals.
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Scott C.
The decor was really nice and the place is really clean. I really appreciated the fresh chips. The food was good, a little better quality than most Mexican restaurants and our server was very attentive. She even asked when she first came to our table, "if we'd been waiting long" which we hadn't. I was surprised that you pay at the register. That was the biggest downfall of this place. The three male hosts were rude and acted if they were doing me a favor to take my money. It was weird...it was almost bigoted and I was being snubbed because I was an Anglo. I've never experienced that in an ethnic restaurant. Other than that, the meal and everything else was great.
(3)Denise K.
The fish tacos were great, service was quick, staff was friendly. What more could we want?
(4)CK A.
Booth seating was ripped. The bathroom urinal was stopped up and overflowing. Water and who knows what else all over the floor. Went to the bathroom on the way out, or probably would have left and tried them on another day. Good chips and salsa. Our table had the fajitas, carne asada, and burrito. All were good. Wife said the margarita was potent. No one has gotten sick yet.
(1)Les G.
One of the first places I tried in 09 when I moved here. The locals love it. I'm from Denver and having Mexican food from farther out west, I just don't see it. I don't think the locals have ever had good Mexican food. I can make better Mexican food at home and since I've lived out here this is what I have done. I prefer Taco Bell a little bit over the Real Hacienda, but TB isn't real Mexican food . To each their own but this place isn't for me.
(2)Kait G.
When I attended Anderson University I frequented Real Hacienda. Anderson doesn't have too many restaurants so this is one of the top. GREAT customer service, always very nice and make you feel welcome. I have had much better mexican food but for being in Anderson and for the price, is it sooo good. Margaritas are also quite tasty :). Tip the servers well, they work hard!!!
(4)Sam G.
Love Real Hacienda!! I prefer the downtown location over the Scatterfield one but they have another location in Pendleton (another name) that is really good too. The one in Fishers is really cool looking (another name). Great owners and great service. They really put a lot into decoration too!! So, I have no clue about the review about ripped seats! Most are made out of wood. Maybe he went somewhere else.
(5)Kristie S.
I was looking forward to my visit to this restaurant based on the reviews, unfortunately, I've had much better. The server approached and I asked him what he recommended, "Everything is good," he said. Finally, he recommended the Carne Asada. I was enjoying the chips which were fresh and crispy, then my food arrived. The meat was really, really tough, and not tasty at all. The beans were not very good either. The staff was very friendly and I really wanted to like this place based on the friendliness and atmosphere but the food was really not very good.
(2)Brady L.
I absolutely love Real Hacienda. The staff is always friendly and the atmosphere is great. The arroz con pollo is by far my favorite dish. Your order is brought out in literally about five minutes, even during the lunch rush.
(5)Diana M.
I love going to Real Hac when I'm home for the holidays. The queso oxaca is the best queso I've had while in Indiana (it's the only one that's not the fake yellow nacho cheese). They do not skimp on portions, and the food is always delicious. Arroz con pollo (chicken with rice and queso oxaca) is a big hit with my friends. The carne asada and burritos are also very good. The guacamole is thick with chunks of avocado (not thinned down with sour cream like other guacamoles). Be sure not to fill up too much on the chips and salsa or you won't be able to finish your dinner!
(5)julie c.
awesome food and good atmosphere. highly recommend. parking at the south store is much more convenient, though.
(5)Allison O.
Delicious. I have been searching for our Mexican place, and sadly, Noblesville doesn't offer a lot. (I really wish I could say that El Camino Real was a good place, because the people who work there are SO nice, but it was rather bland...) I'd heard about Real Hacienda from a friend at work, and we decided to go out of our way to Anderson one Sunday afternoon, and give it a try! I am SO glad we did. Definitely worth the 1/2 hour drive! The building is beautiful inside...great ambiance. I loved the colorful chairs and the high ceilings. It was really fun. And I can't wait to come back when it gets a little warmer and we can eat outside on the patio! On to the food... Chips and salsa were good...the salsa especially. Didn't taste like someone poured it out of a can or a jar...it was perfect - not runny, and the tomato chunks were big. I just hate runny salsa that you can't even scoop up...this salsa is very scoop-able. My husband and I both had huge Cokes (seriously, the Cokes are enormous!!!), and the combination that included a taco, an enchilada, and a chalupa. I ordered my enchilada with cheese sauce instead of red sauce, because I'm a little cheese-obsessed. :) He ordered a side of rice and beans, not realizing how large the portion of beans would be on his chalupa...and I ordered a side of sour cream. (I really like dairy, okay?) The food was HOT, and very flavorful. I just about ate everything on my plate, and the side of sour cream was more like a little BOWL of it, instead of a tiny dollop that most places give you. (Granted, I only used about 1/4 of it, but it was nice to have the option of using more if I'd wanted it.) This place uses the real white cheese...mmmm!!! The lettuce and guacamole were noticeably fresh. The meat was seasoned to perfection. I kept saying to my husband as I stuffed my face, "I'm so in love with this place!!!" I love to eat, and I love authentic Mexican food...so I was in heaven. :) Bonus: a friend of mine told me that the owners are opening another restaurant called Riviera Maya, on East 116th St in Fishers! We'll definitely go once it opens since it would be much closer to home. But until then, I'll gladly make the drive to Anderson to enjoy a delicious meal @ Real Hacienda! Please go to Anderson and support this amazing non-chain restaurant...it's so good. :)
(5)Matthew R.
I can usually tell a good Mexican place by the salsa they serve. The salsa here was clearly mass produced. That being said, the chicken burrito I had was pretty good and came out from the kitchen so fast I thought I must be getting someone else's order. Overall, a decent place to eat. I judge all Mexican restaurants on comparison to my favorite, which is simply a room with a few tables in the back of a Mexican grocery. No decor, just the best food, salsa and guac ever. I will never review that place. I want to keep it to myself. Muahahaha!
(3)Carolyn I.
Great restaurant. Food was delicious and service was great. Would definitely go back.
(4)Scott C.
The decor was really nice and the place is really clean. I really appreciated the fresh chips. The food was good, a little better quality than most Mexican restaurants and our server was very attentive. She even asked when she first came to our table, "if we'd been waiting long" which we hadn't. I was surprised that you pay at the register. That was the biggest downfall of this place. The three male hosts were rude and acted if they were doing me a favor to take my money. It was weird...it was almost bigoted and I was being snubbed because I was an Anglo. I've never experienced that in an ethnic restaurant. Other than that, the meal and everything else was great.
(3)Brady L.
I absolutely love Real Hacienda. The staff is always friendly and the atmosphere is great. The arroz con pollo is by far my favorite dish. Your order is brought out in literally about five minutes, even during the lunch rush.
(5)Diana M.
I love going to Real Hac when I'm home for the holidays. The queso oxaca is the best queso I've had while in Indiana (it's the only one that's not the fake yellow nacho cheese). They do not skimp on portions, and the food is always delicious. Arroz con pollo (chicken with rice and queso oxaca) is a big hit with my friends. The carne asada and burritos are also very good. The guacamole is thick with chunks of avocado (not thinned down with sour cream like other guacamoles). Be sure not to fill up too much on the chips and salsa or you won't be able to finish your dinner!
(5)julie c.
awesome food and good atmosphere. highly recommend. parking at the south store is much more convenient, though.
(5)Allison O.
Delicious. I have been searching for our Mexican place, and sadly, Noblesville doesn't offer a lot. (I really wish I could say that El Camino Real was a good place, because the people who work there are SO nice, but it was rather bland...) I'd heard about Real Hacienda from a friend at work, and we decided to go out of our way to Anderson one Sunday afternoon, and give it a try! I am SO glad we did. Definitely worth the 1/2 hour drive! The building is beautiful inside...great ambiance. I loved the colorful chairs and the high ceilings. It was really fun. And I can't wait to come back when it gets a little warmer and we can eat outside on the patio! On to the food... Chips and salsa were good...the salsa especially. Didn't taste like someone poured it out of a can or a jar...it was perfect - not runny, and the tomato chunks were big. I just hate runny salsa that you can't even scoop up...this salsa is very scoop-able. My husband and I both had huge Cokes (seriously, the Cokes are enormous!!!), and the combination that included a taco, an enchilada, and a chalupa. I ordered my enchilada with cheese sauce instead of red sauce, because I'm a little cheese-obsessed. :) He ordered a side of rice and beans, not realizing how large the portion of beans would be on his chalupa...and I ordered a side of sour cream. (I really like dairy, okay?) The food was HOT, and very flavorful. I just about ate everything on my plate, and the side of sour cream was more like a little BOWL of it, instead of a tiny dollop that most places give you. (Granted, I only used about 1/4 of it, but it was nice to have the option of using more if I'd wanted it.) This place uses the real white cheese...mmmm!!! The lettuce and guacamole were noticeably fresh. The meat was seasoned to perfection. I kept saying to my husband as I stuffed my face, "I'm so in love with this place!!!" I love to eat, and I love authentic Mexican food...so I was in heaven. :) Bonus: a friend of mine told me that the owners are opening another restaurant called Riviera Maya, on East 116th St in Fishers! We'll definitely go once it opens since it would be much closer to home. But until then, I'll gladly make the drive to Anderson to enjoy a delicious meal @ Real Hacienda! Please go to Anderson and support this amazing non-chain restaurant...it's so good. :)
(5)Matthew R.
I can usually tell a good Mexican place by the salsa they serve. The salsa here was clearly mass produced. That being said, the chicken burrito I had was pretty good and came out from the kitchen so fast I thought I must be getting someone else's order. Overall, a decent place to eat. I judge all Mexican restaurants on comparison to my favorite, which is simply a room with a few tables in the back of a Mexican grocery. No decor, just the best food, salsa and guac ever. I will never review that place. I want to keep it to myself. Muahahaha!
(3)Carolyn I.
Great restaurant. Food was delicious and service was great. Would definitely go back.
(4)Denise K.
The fish tacos were great, service was quick, staff was friendly. What more could we want?
(4)Kristie S.
I was looking forward to my visit to this restaurant based on the reviews, unfortunately, I've had much better. The server approached and I asked him what he recommended, "Everything is good," he said. Finally, he recommended the Carne Asada. I was enjoying the chips which were fresh and crispy, then my food arrived. The meat was really, really tough, and not tasty at all. The beans were not very good either. The staff was very friendly and I really wanted to like this place based on the friendliness and atmosphere but the food was really not very good.
(2)CK A.
Booth seating was ripped. The bathroom urinal was stopped up and overflowing. Water and who knows what else all over the floor. Went to the bathroom on the way out, or probably would have left and tried them on another day. Good chips and salsa. Our table had the fajitas, carne asada, and burrito. All were good. Wife said the margarita was potent. No one has gotten sick yet.
(1)Les G.
One of the first places I tried in 09 when I moved here. The locals love it. I'm from Denver and having Mexican food from farther out west, I just don't see it. I don't think the locals have ever had good Mexican food. I can make better Mexican food at home and since I've lived out here this is what I have done. I prefer Taco Bell a little bit over the Real Hacienda, but TB isn't real Mexican food . To each their own but this place isn't for me.
(2)Kait G.
When I attended Anderson University I frequented Real Hacienda. Anderson doesn't have too many restaurants so this is one of the top. GREAT customer service, always very nice and make you feel welcome. I have had much better mexican food but for being in Anderson and for the price, is it sooo good. Margaritas are also quite tasty :). Tip the servers well, they work hard!!!
(4)Sam G.
Love Real Hacienda!! I prefer the downtown location over the Scatterfield one but they have another location in Pendleton (another name) that is really good too. The one in Fishers is really cool looking (another name). Great owners and great service. They really put a lot into decoration too!! So, I have no clue about the review about ripped seats! Most are made out of wood. Maybe he went somewhere else.
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