Don't know how long they've been reopened but they're nothing like the original Mexican Village. Decided to try them again as my last visit (just after they changed hands and just before they closed) was terrible. Well, they aren't as good as the original but not as bad as the last Mexican Village owners.
Well, the chips weren't fresh and the salsa was bland, not much of anything in it except a few tiny pieces of tomato and wilted cilantro. The beans were nicely seasoned and the rice wasn't bad either. The Chile Rellenos was very good, the poblano pepper wasn't mushy or slimy and the cheese was perfectly melted.
The lighting was harsh. There was no ambiance, in fact it was completely mood-less, no Mexican music or music of any kind playing in the background (as much as I hate Christmas music that would have been something).
Service could have been a little more attentive but I hope that will come with time. I might give them another chance in a month or two after they've been open a while to allow them time to work out all the kinks (I hope).