Recuerdos

I was staying in the area on business and this little gem really hit the spot. Family owned and operated and it shows! The food is prepared just like they would at home. Great flavors and friendly service! I forgot to take a picture of my plate because I got busy eating when it came out, LOL! The barracho beans are wonderful and bold, but not to spicy. They're just right. Chips and salsa had great flavor and the chili on the enchiladas really hit the spot! After you're done with dinner, go next door to the Long Branch Saloon (it's the same owners 😉). I'll definitely stop back in the next time I'm in the area!

This is the very first time we had a complaint- The FOOD is amazing- What you get for the cost is a huge disappointment. We ordered family enchiladas, 12 enchiladas, and we got half a small paper bag of chips. We paid $9+ for a very small queso, with the same 1/2 bag of chips, when all meals are listed with chips, it didn’t add up. We miss when you get chips and salsa for everyone, like they use to. Again, food is amazing!

First off no sweet tea. Ordered the huevos rancheros...a 1 on the scale. If not for the jalapeños in the sauce it would have no flavor. The picante sauce is tomatoes sauce with a touch of cilantro and onion... I also ordered the menudo... this is where they stepped up their game. It was a solid 8 with great flavor and not loaded with just hominy. The only reason for the 8 is they only have tortillas with it instead of toasted pãn. The overall price i think was a bit high...$21.60 for the rancheros and menudo. In south Texas this would have been $16-17 at best I believe. Other than that the waitresses were good and it seemed like a friendly, clean place. Update... after the bill came and I gave my card for over $21 they added a .86 service charge... come on now. I can see that on orders less than five dollars or something but this is ridiculous. Dropped from a 3 to 2...