Great food and drinks! Had a wonderful time when they did trivia night hosted by Wally's Trivia! It was a perfect combination of a great dinner and fun with friends challenging our brains! Highly recommend!

Cazadores Mexican Restaurant in Marietta is a beloved local spot for authentic Mexican cuisine, offering generous portions, friendly service, and a welcoming, vibrant atmosphere. This family-owned gem captures traditional Mexican flavors and is known for its fresh ingredients, hearty dishes, and reasonable prices, making it a great choice for both families and casual dining with friends. The menu is extensive, covering all the favorites like enchiladas, fajitas, burritos, and tacos, as well as unique house specialties. Their fajitas are a standout -- sizzling, flavorful, and served with a selection of sides that make them perfect for sharing. Another favorite is the Carne Asada, cooked to perfection with a rich, smoky flavor. Vegetarian options are also plentiful, and the salsa served with complimentary chips has a fresh, homemade taste with just the right amount of kick. Cazadores also offers a great lineup of margaritas, from classic to flavored, and they're known to be strong yet balanced, pairing perfectly with the hearty Mexican fare. The restaurant's atmosphere is warm, with colorful decor and a festive vibe that elevates the dining experience. The service is attentive and fast, even during peak hours, and the staff makes you feel right at home. If you're in Marietta and craving authentic, flavorful Mexican food, Cazadores is a go-to spot that delivers quality and taste in every dish. It's perfect for a relaxed meal with family or friends, and the consistency keeps regulars coming back.

We tried Cazadores tonight after reading good reviews. We arrived around 6:30 on a Thursday night. It was actually quite busy. We were quickly seated in a booth and immediately offered chips, salsa and drink orders. The ambiance here is satisfactory for a classic Mexican resistant. Clean, well lit, and in an older strip mall. Appetizers were cheese dip and guacamole. The cheese dip was excellent with jalapeños. The guac was decent but did taste slightly premanufactured but was decent. Chips are tasty but kind of thick. I ordered the Enchiladas Tapatios which comes with four enchiladas, one cheese, beef, chicken, and one beans. With sour cream and lettuce, ranchero sauce. The enchiladas were massive, no skimping of meat or portions. Extremely delicious and hearty. My wife got the fajita tacos and gave them a 7 out of ten. Overall a solid traditional Mexican restaurant, that delivers exactly what we envision when we crave fajitas, enchiladas, and carne asada The price was very reasonable considering the enormity of the portions. .

Decided to try this place as we normally go to Zamas. Overall, it's decent but Zamas has way better food hands down. The guacamole here - literally salted mashed avocado but I eat plain avocados on my salads so basically just an expensive avocado. $4.25 for small size Carne asada for $16.50 - somehow it's supposed to be a ribeye but it had to be skirt steak? Like a fatty skirt steak, super thin, huge chunk of fat in the middle but the steak was decent! Or they somehow pounded a ribeye to be 1/4 inch thick. Not too salty but definitely had flavor. They gave two large pieces so ok for the price & honestly, I'm still surprised it wasn't well done so A+ for that. Would prob try the pork carnitas next time instead. It also came with 2 flour tortillas, guac salad, rice and beans. It was a ton of food & I definitely didn't finish it. My husband got the combo 11 & they give you a ton of beef in the items. It came with a huge burrito, enchilada and taco. $11.25( I think) Skip the queso and guacamole though here. The queso is very watery and regular guac too bland. The Mexican guac might be better since it has pico and seasoning? The salsa is great as a table starter, though. The food came out super quick & server was quick with refills, requests. Their hot sauce is homemade & they also have Valentina but the Valentina might be the spicier of the two but the other was tasty. Very quiet on a Tuesday night, just us & 2 other tables. Prob would go to Zamas next time but if we ended up here again, I would leave full.

First visit. Texas margaritas were a bit strong but still good. The Bride's carnitas were moist and tender. My burrito was good but the meat inside tasted almost unseasoned. It's good. We will return.