Fiesta Feast

The mexican food is SO GOOD! The burritos are huge and super tasty – their chicken is really flavorful, and the cheese they use is awesome. I am also a huge fan of their chicken quesadilla, I highly recommend. All the ingredients are fresh and delicious :). They also have some pretty good burgers. Basically come here if you’re really hungry and want some solid comfort food.

Stick to Mexican food here. The service was excellent but the hummus was watered down and not great at all.

Shittiest burrito I ever had. I will never go there again. period

Good food
Good prices
Prepared fast
I have a large order and less than ten minutes in, my order is half done. I’m going to love this place!

I have been to this place twice. I really loved my Gyro the first time so I went back again a few weeks later. This time I was ordering a Gyro and a chicken kabob plate for my co-​worker. She barely touched her food because the chicken kabob was very chewy. I didn’t have any problems with my meal, I loved it! I was a little set back with the cashier/​cook. When I got my food it was completely wrong and he had to remake it. It was very difficult to communicate and be happy with my meal. The place is very small, not somewhere to sit and eat more of a to go place. It’s affordable and timely, I will definitely go back and try a their Mexican options!

Great food at a great price. My kids love the chimichangas and quesadillas. I really enjoy the tostada salad. Best for takeout but it has a few small tables. Staff are always friendly.

This is a REALLY tiny hole-​in-​the-​wall place bizarrely located next to a Subway and a pizza place. My office is close by and for lunch there aren’t too many places to check out unless I feel like trekking to Santa Monica (no) and how many times can I eat fish tacos on the easternmost tip of Malibu, so…
Fiesta Feast! It sounds like cat food, but no, it’s a restaurant for humans. Although «restaurant» is dubious, this is more like a dirty spoon take-​out counter with two tables. If you score a table, you can enjoy the winning ambiance (no) or just take your order to go.
Here’s where things get weird. It’s Mexican… but it’s also Greek? «Fiesta Feast» makes me think of $ 2 tacos and enchilada plates, and yes they DO have that, but they also have lamb shawarma, Israeli salads, tabouleh, pita, and the like. Kind of an odd twist but sure I’ll take it. Their world-​famous $ 6 lunch special is not Mexican, so if you come expecting that, you’ll be disappointed. For $ 6+tax you get a small-​ish plate of grilled chicken and shawarma over rice, a salad, and some tzatziki and brown stuff on the side.
Let me clarify the «brown stuff» — I cannot tell if this was tahini or hummus. And I know what you’re thinking, but I promise I am NOT some dumb white man who can’t tell the difference. Usually I can discern between the two. But this stuff was so bizarre… it looked like hummus, had the consistency of tahini, yet tasted like thin air. Yup, that’s right: no taste whatsoever. So I have no idea what this substance is/​was, so it is known as «brown stuff» in this review. The tzatziki was equally tasteless. Not garbage, but tasteless.
The salsa bar looked horrifying, like it had not been attended to in weeks.
The pita was warm and grilled up in front of my eyes after I ordered, so that was cool.
Would I return? Maybe. I probably wouldn’t get the lunch special again. They were advertising a $ 4 breakfast burrito so maybe I’ll try that instead of a Subway flatbread next door.

I hate to give any business such a poor review, but I also don’t like to lie so… The food was tasteless. I got the chicken gyro plate which comes with chicken, rice, salad, hummus, a piece of pita bread, and a container of tzatziki sauce. The hummus had no taste, the tzatziki sauce was the consistency of water and had no flavor, the pita was tough and again, lacking in flavor. I wish I hadn’t watched the worker make the chicken, it’s simply a frozen sheet of chicken thrown onto the stove top and defrosted. The only part of my meal I enjoyed was the salad. Waste of money.

Totally decent food at reasonable prices. I don’t recommend eating there, as the accommodations are pretty lousy but take out is super easy and always pretty quick.

Service wasn’t terrible. Friendly people. Atmosphere was not very good. Very cramped, sat 8 people on the inside. (Not that they ever do) I got a beef burrito and it was not very flavorful. I couldn’t detect any sort of seasoning at all. Beef was a little tough and the burrito (which was very big) got boring after a while, and I couldn’t bear to finish the last two bites. It came with chips that were, again, flavorless. Lacked salt and were very crunchy. I don’t know if this was authentic Mexican, something I don’t have often, or if it was just as bland as it tasted. The walls of the dining area were mirrors, which, while designed to make the space look bigger, made the experience rather creepy. I’ve never looked at myself in the mirror for so long. Family wasn’t a big fan of the place either. The bathroom was… Bad, to put it simply. All in all, the people were friendly, the food was meh, and the atmosphere was unbearable, and that was something I just couldn’t get past. If I ever find myself on the Pacific Coast Highway again, I don’t plan on coming back to Fiesta Feast.

This is an awesome place for take-​out. The Falafel salad is delicious, I adore Falafel but often find them to be dry — not here! The Falafel is moist and delicious, the best I’ve had anywhere in LA, and the home made hummus is yummy. I also love their Gyros Plate and Gyros Burrito. Tons of food. Plus the owner and his wife are super friendly and nice. A great local spot.

Small little place with very delicious food. We ordered Falafel plate. The home made hummus was amazing! The vegetables were fresh and the rice was mouth watering! Some of the best Falafels I’ve ever had. The pita was delicious! This is a taco place with Indian cuisine! Try it! Small and crowded but lots of happy people!

Well being spiteful to customers is not ok. I did not come here to expect a grand entrance with top notch service. He was just miserable and disgruntled.
Casher/​Cook did not inform me that the drink fountain was around the corner so I helped my self to a beverage that was in the fridge. As I was drinking it, he said 1 soda? I replied, no cause this comes with the meal, and you didn’t tell me where the drinks were.
Gave me attitude about it but it was your own mistake. Next customer… He greeted a white male, that’s fine if I didn’t get a hello, I can give 2 f’s and he made sure to tell him where to go for the drinks.
I got a burrito and it was actually good and it came with guac and sour cream. I would come back under the intensions of not dining in. I also take into account that the prices are cheaper compared to any other Pali eateries especially if you are craving good Mexican food.

This is probably the most disgusting, tasteless food I have EVER eaten. 1^st of all, I must say we only ended up here because we had a
$ 10 off certificate. We were headed to Will Rogers State Park for an event and wanted to pick up some food before going. No atmosphere and the place was dirty… that should have been my first clue… and yours. We were going off the reviews that say this place is awesome, amazing, and the best food they have ever eaten… not to insult anyone, but this is definitely NOT the best food we have ever eaten.
I am vegetarian, the other person is not… I printed out their menu from their website, went over it with a fine tooth comb, decided on some items to share… we ordered A LOT of different food (they acted put out because we were ordering so much food)…burritos, tacos, salad… I wanted the nacho fries… fryer was broken… I wanted the Israeli Salad… they don’t make that… after receiving the bill of a whopping $ 61.09…I handed them the $ 10 off certificate… they don’t take those.
We ate the tacos first off because we didn’t want the tortillas to get soggy… too late, even for the soft tacos we ordered… soggy as hell and absolutely TASTELESS… even with the salsa. Then on to tackle the quesadilla… greasy and all stuck together… and they put the sour cream and guacamole in the same container with the hot quesadilla… well, u can imagine what a soupy mess that was… no atmosphere and the place was dirty… that should have been my first clue… and yours.
The rest of the food came home (including the already wilted salad) and I can’t even build up the courage to taste anything else… what a waste of time and money.
Taco Bell down the street would have been so much more satisfying… at least we know what to expect.
They got me once… NEVER AGAIN… I have no idea how this place stays in business.

Great deal for the money! $ 6 for the lunch. You can’t get better. Nice burritos. Close to PGH. Nice people and good service

My girlfriend and I split the nacho fries and redeemed the free soda with purchase deal. I wished I coulda gotten horchata instead of soda but it costs a lil bit more than soda, so I understand. We were stuffed and satisfied, great portion for two hungry gals! Highly recommend the nacho fries!

Food:
Four stars because the gyro was delicious
Like so yummy !!!
Service:
The guy was friendly, my order came out to 8.27 paid with a $ 20 wouldn’t give me the
.27 back in my change said he charged extra for the Greek yogurt sauce. (Asked for two)
Wasn’t sure if it was free refills or not so I asked for a refill on a small soda, he nodded yes and I gave him a buck didn’t receive any change back so I guess it’s a $ 1 refill on a small soda…
Cleanliness: cooking area looked clean
Got a peak at the QUACAMOLE looked Watertown and nasty, salsa bar messy, ketchup bottles grease
BUT that gyro was reallllyy good came with a salad and french fries ! Fried fresh but they came frozen from a bag I saw him open, not a big deal just FYI

Great service, great food and great prices. A delicious blend of Greek n Mexican food. The gyro burrito hit the spot.

Location
Small and divey. They have about two small tables inside and a few outside which over look sunset blvd. The parking isn’t bad but is a little tight and shared between businesses.
Food
My boyfriend and I got an asada grande burrito which was perfect in size and somewhat comparable to a burrito from Chipotle. They serve the burrito with chips and have a self serve salsa bar.
Service
The staff was extremely friendly especially when he realized we spoke Spanish. The food came out pretty quick which was expected given that everything was already ready and sitting in chaffing dishes.
Overall
Quick and easy bite
Tip
They serve both Greek and Mexican

Okay so the burrito was definitely pretty yummy even though it had lettuce in it… only thing was once I found out it was $ 7, I said nm haha
That price is good for chipotle prices, but $ 7 for a burrito even though it included a couple chips… not worth that price. BUT there seem to be no local food around unless I driver 5 miles down or more.
Not real Mex food, but its definitely still good. Its either this or Subway next door. Chose this place if you have the extra $$ but of course subway if you’re broke.
Parking: Small parking lot and can really see it to be a problem during busy times.
Near the beach and right near PCH. A whole in the wall place, code word for local ghettoness… yes in this hood too.