Can't beat the prices for the worthiness of the food! Glad I saw this place had good reviews already and went with it myself. It was a little tricky to get into, it does have a drive-thru but I parked on the street because I didn't know which way to go in at first. The service was amazing and the food was to die for. Like I said, you can't beat the price of it either. Glad I stopped and will continue to make it a stop along my way. The building and interior could use
I ordered tacos with corn tortillas. Lady said they only had hard shell tacos. That raised a red flag, but I ordered anyway. Just as I thought, these are NOT real Mexican style street tacos. NOT EVEN CLOSE. They were hard shell, with shredded cheese & lettuce. No different than Taco Bell. It’s mind boggling they would serve this slop, so CLOSE to the Mexican border! My theory is that the 1st/2nd/3rd gen Mexicans move to the larger cities, or deeper into the US. While the 8th/9th/10th generation of ‘Tejanos’ are more likely to speak mixed Spanglish, and less likely to make real Mexican food the Mexican way & more likely to make it like Taco Bell. It would make for an interesting academic study of cultural shifts. IMO.
We got breakfast burritos here. The food was good and the prices make us happy 🙂 Kind people work here.
My guacamole tostadas were very good, and all the ladies who work there treated me awesome. I'll stop there on my way back to San antonio.
It just don't get any better than this place. Any time we drive from northern Arkansas to here we ALWAYS put this spot on our list. The very best homemade tortillas and salsa. We absolutely love the breakfast burritos. I always get ham egg and cheese and my family gets everything. Never disappoints and they are very kind when you ask for extra salsa. (It takes me 6 salsa to eat 1 Burrito because it's so delicious)
Hey Pocos, come get some excellent Tacos! Driving through this town I had to stop in after seeing this classic old building! They didn’t disappoint! Great food that is hard to find in larger cities! Definitely a 5 star place with 5 star service and food.
Upon first walking in, I was impressed with the cheap prices and friendly service, but that all changed when I tasted the food. The crispy shell beef taco tasted nearly identical to one I could find at Taco Bell, for 50¢ less. The bean burrito was ok, but nothing to write home about— there’s nothing particularly special about refried beans inside a tortilla. The Barbacoa burrito was quite disappointing as the bland meat tasted like it was just slow cooked with no marinade. The touch of pico de Gallo helped add a little flavor, but no where near enough to make up for the flavorless meat. I asked for hot sauce and was given a container but the sauce was anything but hot. I poured a whole container on the burrito and it barely added any kick. The salsa also did not taste fresh. The fajita burrito was not any better- it looked disgusting and did not taste much better, even after trying to add some flavor with the hot sauce. The only part of my meal I appreciated was the tortillas, which were excellent. They were fluffy, perfectly cooked, and tasted fresh. I hope they can apply this to their other food, but until then I don’t plan to return.
Incredible joint we stumbled upon, half way between Houston and New Mexico. Food was awesome. Combo burrito and Fajita Salad were big winners, but the champion of the day was the pizza burrito I convinced them to fry up like a chimichanga. Winner.