Herbert's

***MILITARY DISCOUNT*** Margaritas 🍹 are strong and delicious 😋 The Ambiance is fantastic. Bathrooms are quite small and the floors are greasy I'm there. The food is yummy and nice size servings. Plenty of options for Vegetarians which is a bonus. The inside dinning area is so colorful and festive. I have never seen chairs and tables quite like these. Makes everything feel authentic. The outdoor area is huge with plenty of space to spread out. They have a playground and basketball court to keep the kiddos busy while the adults enjoy conversation and the delicious Margaritas! Definitely a must visit if you are passing through or live right around the corner.

Great Tex-Mex faire with a spacious outside eating patio. Food prices are good, drinks are within reason. Our waitress was friendly and everything came out faster than expected. Big portions, we both left stuffed and I could have taken some home for leftovers. Their salsa in particular was interesting, tasted like it had a bit of chamoy in it but I could be wrong.

Incredible selection of food items. Very decent pricing. Fantastic seating in and outdoor. Quaint S. Texas feel all-around. Very welcoming environment. Super friendly staff. Excellent service from start to finish. A rare find with local charm. Hot and tasty on-time entrees. Loads of parking space. Family centered service all-around. I wanted to kick myself in the rear end for not stopping by much sooner to try this well respected and highly recommended establishment. Get there soon!

We love this place. Family friendly restaurant with amazing playground for the kids. Food is always good. Some of my favorite dishes are the nachos, cheese enchiladas, and fajita tacos. We also ordered the fajita/enchilada value meal and it was plenty of food for our family of four, even though it says it's for 2-3 people. My only complaint is the nachos are too small in my opinion for an appetizer. Only 6 half chips. I'm used to a full plate of nachos at most restaurants like this.

Returned today for a last chance, out of boredom and wanting to eat somewhere different. What a difference, I ordered the Anthonys Deluxe this time. The enchiladas were very good, made with cheese that turns almost to liquid when baked. The spanish rice had good flavor, the beans were good. My friend had a chile relleno which he said was also very good. We were both surprised by the food. Especially since I had told him about my previous visit. After this visit I would return again, I have yet to try the mixed drinks as they are a bit pricey, but the outdoor dining area is nice. PREVIOUS REVIEW (Rated 1 Star) Flavorless, overcooked crunchy fish tacos. Cream Sauce is just sour cream. Nothing with a lot of flavor. After reading all the reviews about this place I was excited to finally try it. I ordered the fish taco plate and added a shrimp enchilada. The person I was dining with ordered the Anthonys Deluxe combination. The 1st thing I tried was a fish taco. It had almost no flavor. The crust on the fish was fried to the point it was crunchier than the tortilla chips. It was like eating hard candy. The pico de gallo barely had any flavor, and most of what I could taste was diced jalapenos. It was so crunchy my teeth hurt at the end of the meal. A few bites into the taco I was already disappointed. I decided to try the charro beans. The beans at least had flavor, a decent amount of bacon in them, onion and cilantro. Probably the highlight of my meal. I was hopeful the shrimp enchilada would be better. The very 1st bite I tasted something familiar and it only took a second to realize the cream sauce covering the enchilada and flooding the plate was actually just melted sour cream. The shrimp inside the enchilada had no seasoning and was a total disappointment. The final item was the white rice. It was just OK. It had cilantro and lime in it and the lime flavor is what stood out, but didnt really add anything to the meal. My friend commented they weren't impressed with their enchilada plate either. They said the beef fajita taco tasted like roast beef and that nothing on the plate had much flavor. Both of us arrived hungry, both of use left with to go boxes. We actually debated if we should just left the uneaten food behind. I ate less than half my plate. I probably wont be back. I was reluctant to order something as common as enchiladas because I eat that at least once a week at one place or another. I've lived in San Antonio my entire life. Eaten at probably more than a hundred mexican restaurants, and the food that I ordered here was some of the least impressive.

The food was good. It is not as authentic as the San Marcos location. There is a large outdoor seating area and a play area for kids. I was surprised my Michelada cost $9.00 dollars. I ordered a gordita with shredded chicken and it was served with a chunk of chicken in it unseasoned. However, the corn masa was nice and crispy.