Tequilas Mexican Grill

Fast and friendly

Their ceviche and spicy bloody mary are Devine
Our waitress was so sweet. I ordered a to do guacamole. So yum

We had never been here. Our waiter was extremely good and the food was great

5 Stars – Love This Place! Tequilas Mexican Grill is my go-to spot in Garden City. The food is always super fresh and tasty, and their burritos are seriously some of the best I’ve ever had — huge portions, packed with flavor, and always cooked just right. The staff is super friendly and makes you feel right at home. Whether I’m dining in or grabbing takeout, they never miss. Highly recommend if you’re craving good Mexican food!

Had to come in to place a Togo order because the lady on the phone hung up on us all in all great food but for anyone wanting to know the menu here it is as well

I'm a truck driver and stopped in while parked for delivery at a nearby business, got an order to go and was very impressed. I had been craving a big burrito since Dallas and it was perfect.

Outstanding service and great food. Definitely try the Margarita

Went here for lunch and was impressed with the spicy shrimp plate (camarones a la diabla).
Every little bit of it was delicious. Not too spicy and perfect with the rice and beans. Portion was big with many shrimps for $20. I will definitely return and all the servers were very nice and courteous. Nice atmosphere and greeted when i got there and left. Keep up the good work guys.

Stopped at the end of a travel day --and hungry. Tequilas was close to motel. Food, service and margaritas were very good! Would return again if we are in the area! We had the taco grande and enchiladas👍.

A beer in such a size it will get you through the whole evening, the mojito to good to just have one. The food? Mexican as good as any really good one, outside of Mexico that is…

Bar service was excellent 👍

Food was amazing!! Service was great.

Our server was WONDERFUL. He was very attentive and resolved the issue I had! Never saw him not smiling and he made our table laugh and smile!! He needs a raise and I wish all servers were like him!!
Thank you for making our meal memorable!

Tequila shrimp is amazing!!!

I am frequent traveler and a mexican food lover came here for the first time. What strikes me the most is that unlike a regular restaurant that has hostess at the front to take you in, this restaurant has an empty lectern with some notebook and a pack of menus. I came in and stopped within 2 feet of this lectern and stood there patiently. I saw a few waitresses going between the bar and tables. After about 5 minutes a female approached the lectern, looking down to her notebook, with zero recognition and no eye contact with me, she checks something in her notes and leaves. Ok, I thought, this is weird, someone has a bad day. So, I stand there in front of the lectern for another good 7-8 minutes. By the way, there were many empty tables on Sunday evening. Another male guy approached the lectern, zero eye contact no recognition of me standing there, he grabbed a menu and left to a table with that. I stand there patiently still, for one reason that I am hungry, and another reason, I love Mexican food. Now, the revelation came hard to my consciousness, when for the third time, another tanned female came to the lectern and ignored me. I quickly looked around, and the whole place was filled with Spanish speaking people. And even though I am of eastern European decent, I felt immediately that I am not welcomed here, not even at the lowest bounds of decency, with something that resembles a smile after 20 minutes of ignorance. Ok, I thought, I am not a royal prince after all, and went to use their restroom since I was on foot with long walk back to my hotel. After exiting the bathroom, I saw a gringo couple sitting at the bar where English looking bar lady mixed some drinks. I went to try and see if I can eat there using bar stool. The bar lady offered menu and had no idea why no one greeted me at the front. The place did not have Pacifico on draft. And the shrimp/chicken fajita was just as average as in a food truck. This is the second time in my 24 years in the USA, I see the backlash of the azteks. First time, I was not given a beer in a Florida restaurant that was completely filled with all Spaniards, drinking beer in front of my eyes. I understood that as a protective strategy of their female popu6which was the majority in that club/restaurant. But here, in West Kansas, Anglo-Saxons dominate at least population wise. And I bet there is a lease on the building of these machos. I will check. Oh, and there was this annoying quartett of Mexican musicians who sang and played for one table out of key sedrenadas, or whatever. So, yea, it is what is. But interestingly, Spaniards outside of the US weren't as rude as this ones, dwelling on gringos land, and sucking up on its economic and social resources.