Food truck sits in a laid-back, scenic lot with tons of outdoor seating shaded by trees. Atmosphere feels casual and lively, enhanced by live music and a welcoming vibe. Offers best tacos and burritos alongside great beer and cocktails, attracting families and casual diners alike.
Mole tamales come with beans and rice and offer a good flavor. Tamales pair well with quesadillas and tacos like pastor for a solid lunch.
Shrimp dishes stand out with the shrimp taco offering a balance of natural sweetness and crisp toppings. The shrimp quesadilla and shrimp bowl also deliver strong flavors and textures.
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Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Live music and entertainment create a unique atmosphere at the event.
The food truck offers generous serving sizes at affordable prices.
Small space inside a liquor store offers authentic Mexican home cooking with a cozy, intimate atmosphere that feels like visiting family. The vibe is welcoming and genuine, with a hidden gem quality that surprises with big, authentic flavors.
Tamales come hot, tender, and moist with a good amount of meat. Varieties like chicken and pork offer unique, delicious flavors that stand out as fresh and flavorful.
Fish Tilapia comes fried to perfection. The seafood broth and seafood soup stand out for their rich flavor. Tacos on flour and pork tamales complement the fried fish well.
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They only accept cash, so bring cash when visiting.
Tamales are only available on Saturday and Sunday, costing $18 for a dozen.
They offer rotating specials like caldo de res and various guisados.
Cozy restaurant with authentic Cuban food and a warm, welcoming atmosphere filled with live music. Simple, clean interior features classic, beautiful decor that creates a family-like vibe. The place draws people seeking genuine Cuban flavors and a peaceful dining experience.
Soft texture and homemade flavor define the tamales here. They stand out as a delightful dish with a rich, full taste.
Shrimp dishes stand out here with a shrimp cocktail that matches the style found in Cuba and garlic shrimp cooked juicy and full of flavor. Fried fish and smoked pork chop also appear on the menu.
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Live music happens on Friday and Saturday nights, enhancing the dining experience.
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect a casual atmosphere, perfect for families and groups.
Small Mexican restaurant inside a convenience store offers a cozy, calm atmosphere with just two tables and simple seating. The place feels friendly and welcoming, making it suitable for quiet family meals. It stands out for its affordable prices and excellent tacos al pastor and trompo.
Pork tamales stand out as exceptionally delicious and on point. Hot tamales come highly recommended alongside tacos and burritos for a solid meal.
Fish stands out as a consistent favorite, featured in tacos and served alongside wings. Every visit includes ordering the fish, which is reliably good.
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Taqueria Taxco is open 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Taco Tuesday offers special deals on tacos.
The restaurant has limited seating with only three tables.
Bright, upbeat space with spacious patio and cozy indoor seating creates a warm, welcoming vibe. Soft music and patio breeze add to the vibrant atmosphere while TVs show football games. Kids enjoy goody bags that keep them busy during meals.
The tamale benedict stands out with its spicy flavor and is a popular brunch choice. It combines classic eggs Benedict elements with a tamale base for a unique twist.
Shrimp and grits come in a good size plate with a unique twist. Stuffed French toast also features a distinctive take alongside the seafood offerings.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
Expect wait times of over an hour during peak brunch hours.
Prices for breakfast items range from $10 to $20, depending on the dish.
Small Salvadoran restaurant offers a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere with clean, decorated space and pleasant music. The vibe is lively and inviting, creating an authentic and calming experience. It stands out for its authentic Salvadoran flavors and a welcoming environment.
Chicken tamales come moist and flavorful, packed with plenty of vegetables and chicken. Each tamale shows careful wrapping and delivers an authentic Salvadoran taste that melts in your mouth.
Seafood broth stands out as delicious and highly recommended. Large portions come with the shrimp plate and the shrimp salad is filling and tasty.
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The restaurant closes at 5 pm.
Breakfast costs $64 for two people.
Other restaurants offer larger portions and breakfast for $14.
Small indoor space feels dark and dingy, contrasting with a large wrap-around porch offering plenty of shaded outdoor seating. Atmosphere blends a funky, casual vibe with authentic sounds like constant kitchen chopping. Patio area provides chill, local energy set back from the road.
Big banana-leaf wrapped chicken tamale stands out with rich flavor. Tamale Veracruzano offers a filling, flavorful experience, though some tamales have more masa than chicken.
Fried fish tacos stand out with crispy texture and fresh flavor. They consistently impress and are a highlight of the seafood options.
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Free parking is available, but it can be hard to find.
Taco Joint is open from 7am to 4pm, but closed on Mondays.
They offer a variety of salsas at different spice levels.
Cozy restaurant with authentic Central American decor and a large mural that creates a welcoming atmosphere. The vibe is friendly and relaxing, making it suitable for sharing meals with friends and family. The space feels clean and well-maintained, reflecting care in both environment and food.
Chicken inside the tamales tastes very flavorful. Salvadoran tamales come alongside pupusas and enchiladas on plates, making for a solid mix of traditional flavors.
Seafood dishes feature juicy, flavorful shrimp paired with perfectly cooked steak in the surf and turf. Fish tacos and other seafood options come with excellent quality fish that stands out.
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Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
The restaurant offers a special brunch menu on weekends from 10am to 2pm.
Happy hour runs from 4pm to 6pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Small, cozy Mexican restaurant with authentic flavors and homemade sauces creates a quiet, friendly atmosphere. Clean, beautifully decorated space features outstanding margaritas and fresh, flavorful dishes like fish tacos and chilaquiles.
Tamales have a good flavor and often fall right off the corn husks, especially the pork ones. Chicken tamales can stick to the husk, requiring some scraping to eat.
Fish and shrimp tacos stand out with bold flavors and generous portions. The menu features authentic Mexican seafood dishes like seafood caldo and perfectly cooked fried fish.
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Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Taco Tuesday offers discounted tacos all day.
The restaurant has ample parking available for guests.
Space features Colombian art and photos that create a cozy, family atmosphere with lively Latin music often playing. The vibe shifts from comfortable and inviting to energetic and loud at night. The setting offers an authentic feel of Colombia through its appealing aesthetic and cultural touches.
Tamales have an undeniably traditional flavor and taste very similar to those from Colombia. They come across as scrumptious and top-notch in quality.
Whole fried mojarra fish arrives with eyes and face intact, served alongside platanos maduros fritos and rice. The seafood soup offers rich flavor, and the chopped fish dishes carry a very good flavor.
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Dancing is available on weekends, enhancing the dining experience.
Parties are hosted on Fridays and Saturdays, making it a lively spot.
An 18% gratuity is added for tables of more than four people.
Small, intimate space with handmade tortillas and freshly made pupusas heard being prepared in the back. Atmosphere feels like home, offering peaceful, family-oriented comfort. Welcoming vibe invites families and those seeking authentic Salvadoran flavors.
Platano leaf chicken tamales stand out with their oily texture and filling of potatoes and chicken. Pork tamales also offer a rich flavor.
Seafood broth stands out with rich flavor. The seafood platter offers a variety including grilled shrimp and shrimp with cream. Fish dishes appear alongside other local specialties.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy dinner hours.
Credit cards and cash are accepted for payment.
Bright lighting and loud music create a lively atmosphere that can make conversation challenging. Comfortable seating and an inviting interior complement a full bar with notable margarita options. Outdoor seating is available on a covered patio adjacent to the restaurant.
Chicken tamales come with a solid, authentic flavor. They pair well with ceviche and queso for a classic combo.
Fish tacos feature fresh fish with a satisfying flavor. The enchilada combo includes grilled shrimp, beef, and chicken, offering a mix of seafood and meat.
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Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Expect smaller portion sizes compared to other local Mexican restaurants.
The restaurant does not currently serve lunch due to a delayed grand opening.
Elegant, modern decor fills the space with many details, creating a classy and clean environment. Noise levels run high, making the atmosphere busy and hectic, with Latin music playing and fans on tables keeping flies away. A covered patio and a spacious bar with TV offer distinct areas for relaxation and dining.
Savory tamales come wrapped in banana leaves and include a standout Salvadoran chicken version. They pair well with fresh plantains and grilled meats, making them a flavorful choice.
Seafood shines in the Chili Relleno with Shrimp and the seafood soups, both prepared with care and served elegantly. Shrimp nachos add a tasty twist to the menu.
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Before 3 p.m., wine is 50% off.
Expect a 40-minute wait during peak hours.
The restaurant fills up fast if arriving around 5:30.
Guatemalan restaurant with authentic decor and cozy, family atmosphere transports guests to Central America. The space feels clean and welcoming, featuring Christian music that adds to the calm vibe. Tables and details like plates and napkins enhance the genuine cultural experience.
Guatemalan tamales offer excellent flavor and a unique taste different from typical versions. They come alongside dishes like Antojito Chapin and Caldo de gallina India for an authentic experience.
Whole fried fish like Mojarra Frita comes with rice and fresh vegetables. Steak and shrimp fajitas also stand out with excellent flavors.
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The price of $13 for the quality and amount of food is excellent.
The restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.
Prices are reasonable and offer great value for the food.
Simple dining space with clean, bright surroundings and fold-out tables creates a family-style atmosphere. The mood stays quiet and comfortable, with good music adding to the pleasant vibe. Food and service focus on authentic Salvadoran flavors that stand out for quality and taste.
Tamales here come in fried and light versions with good flavor. The Elote tamale is warm and notable.
Fried fish stands out with a crispy texture and solid flavor. The seafood soup offers a rich, satisfying taste. Fish plates provide a straightforward, tasty option.
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The pupusas plate costs $11.99, considered a good value.
Expect minimal wait times, even for larger groups.
The restaurant offers vegetarian-friendly options on the menu.
Small, cozy Salvadoran restaurant with family-friendly atmosphere and intimate, relaxed vibe. Walls display large photos of entrées, aiding menu choices in a dated interior. Mostly serves Salvadoran community, offering authentic dishes like pupusas and seafood soups.
Tamales come moist and flavorful with a sweet and savory masa. Options include pork and chicken, with chicken tamales being large but mild in spice.
Fried fish comes without small bones, making it easy to eat for all ages. Mixed Seafood soup is filling and exquisite, while fish tacos and shrimp are perfectly seasoned. Some fish can be very hard.
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The restaurant offers a variety of pupusas and Salvadoran dishes.
There is limited seating, so expect a cozy atmosphere.
Takeout and delivery options are popular among customers.
Small venue with industrial hacienda style and tall ceilings creates a warm, upscale atmosphere. Multiple large TVs show sports and entertainment, adding to a lively yet cozy vibe. Comfortable booths and good music make it a welcoming spot for casual dining.
Sampler includes a pork tamale alongside chicken flautas and beef tacos. Tamales hold together well without crumbling when cut. Options include salsa verde tamales and others praised for their flavor.
Fish tacos stand out with fresh, sweet shrimp and generous portions. Shrimp dishes like cilantro shrimp and shrimp quesadillas offer delicious, hearty servings that satisfy well.
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The restaurant now serves breakfast from 7 to 10:30.
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm on weekdays with half-price margaritas.
The restaurant has a game night every Wednesday at 7pm.
Spacious dining room with elegant decor and posters of El Salvador creates a fresh, comfortable atmosphere. Tables include jugs of slaw with tongs, adding to the family-friendly vibe. Music plays softly, enhancing the peaceful and pleasant environment.
Salvadoran tamales here stand out as better than Mexican tamales. The tamales pisques and fried yellow tamales are especially delicious and tasty.
Shrimp pupusas stand out with perfect seasoning and cooking. Fish fillet tastes delicious. Pupusas often come with a side of slaw, adding a fresh touch.
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Expect to pay around $35 for a meal of three pupusas and sides.
A service charge of 15% is added to all bills, regardless of group size.
Water costs $0.50, and there are no free refills.
Mexican restaurant with beautiful, stylish interior and live music, including a DJ and Mariachi band. Atmosphere is loud and energetic, with music played through speakers above each table. The environment feels friendly and lively, suitable for dates or family outings.
Tamales come twice as thick as usual, making them stand out. The beef tamale with red sauce pairs well with other dishes like enchiladas.
Shrimp shines in dishes like the shrimp Diablo and seafood fajitas with an amazing sauce. The molcajete combines nopales, chicken, fajitas, shrimp, and carne asada in a flavorful sauce.
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A 4% credit card fee is added to all transactions.
Margarita specials are $1.99 all day from Monday to Thursday in March.
Free chips, salsa, guacamole, and queso are offered during special events.
Massive grocery store with bright, clean aisles and a small ranch house look creates a welcoming atmosphere. In-store BBQ restaurant and cheese bar add unique food options alongside well-maintained meat and produce departments. Busy crowds can make navigation feel cramped during peak times.
Tamales feature white masa without color or spices. Meat inside lacks seasoning except for the red salsa. Quality and flavor have declined compared to before.
Fresh fish and seafood come with reasonable prices and a wide selection. Staff will even steam seafood for you on site.
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The parking lot is often full, especially during peak hours.
Grocery pickup may result in receiving expired food items.
They do not offer grocery delivery to Northlake.
Modern space with stunning decor and a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere creates a welcoming vibe. Clean, elegant setting pairs well with authentic Cuban flavors that evoke home-cooked meals. Quiet and inviting energy suits relaxed dining experiences.
Cuban tamale stands out with a delicious taste and clear effort in preparation. Some tamales lack seasoning and taste bland, showing inconsistency in flavor.
Garlic shrimp stands out with its rich flavor. Fish dishes come out perfectly cooked. Appetizers include tostones with shrimp and croquetas with ham and cheese.
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Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure seating.
The restaurant offers a happy hour from 4-6pm with discounted drinks.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during peak dinner hours.
Salvadoran restaurant offers a chic and modern space with an open, relaxed atmosphere and welcoming vibe. A bar and lounge area adds to the comfortable setting, suitable for quiet dinners or lively gatherings.
Freshly made chicken tamale and corn tamale appear on the menu. Tamales come alongside plantains and tostadas. They do not stand out compared to other dishes like pupusas.
Pasta with shrimp stands out with its rich flavor and surprising taste. Pineapple salmon paired with shrimp offers a unique sweet and savory combo.
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The pupusa costs $7 and is a specialty dish.
Parking is available in the back lot, making access easy.
The restaurant offers vegetarian options for those with dietary restrictions.
Food truck serves varied tamale flavors including Cajun chicken, boudin, and oxtail with strong BBQ influence. Casual, outdoor setting with a community patio and a lineup of other food trucks nearby. Wait times vary, and tamales sell on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Tamales here come in a variety of flavors like brisket, oxtail, and Cajun chicken, each with moist masa that absorbs rich meat flavors. The smoked brisket and oxtail tamales stand out for their deep, savory taste.
Shrimp appears in the tamales, paired with spinach and broccoli. Opinions on these tamales vary, with some finding them delicious and others not liking them.
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The tamales are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Expect a 40-minute wait for oxtail tamales after ordering.
Prices are reasonable at $6 for three tamales.
Small Salvadoran restaurant offers wide variety of traditional dishes like freshly made pupusas and corn tamales. Atmosphere feels hot and healthy, with a super clean interior. Pricing can be inconsistent, but food quality stands out.
Corn tamales come moist and packed with flavor. Options include tamales de elote and tamales de pollo, often paired with pupusas for a filling meal.
Seafood includes a seafood platter and Mariscada. Fried fish also appears alongside Carne asada and other dishes.
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Menu prices may not be accurate; verify before ordering.
Tostadas are priced at $2.99 each, not $1.75 as listed.
The restaurant maintains a high standard of cleanliness.
Restaurant offers live music and a family-friendly atmosphere with authentic Cuban flavors. Decor is beautiful and festive, creating a cozy and inviting space. Tables sit close together, adding to a lively, communal vibe.
Tamales come with roasted pork and appear in a casserole dish. They carry authentic Cuban flavors and taste delicious.
Seafood shines with creamy shrimp and a fresh shrimp cocktail. The seafood rice offers a unique taste that stands out.
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Live shows occur every Saturday night featuring traditional Cuban performances.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
Parking is available nearby, but it can fill up quickly on weekends.
Upscale Mexican restaurant blends modern elegance with traditional décor in a warm, inviting space featuring a beautiful patio and courtyard. Enjoy live music and a lively atmosphere where guests often gather for authentic Central and Southern Mexican flavors.
Sweet corn tamales stand out with a detectable flavor and a delicious taste. The elote tamale pairs well with pozole for a classic combo.
Massive Metzlan blue shrimp come cooked to perfection. The shrimp ceviche stands out as a favorite, served as an appetizer or in a tostada. Dishes like seafood poblano and blackened shrimp tacos offer solid seafood options.
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Mimosas are $3 on weekends until 3pm.
Happy hour runs Monday to Friday with $5 house margaritas and $3 off select wines.
Parking is validated for customers, but be cautious of violations.
Open barn with high ceilings and spacious tables creates a large, versatile setting for groups. Live music energizes the space, making it lively and sometimes loud, which can challenge conversation. Outdoor patio offers a comfortable, spacious spot to relax during meals or social gatherings.
Two different flavorful preparations highlight the brisket, chicken, and carnitas tamales. They come perfectly steamed and use quality ingredients for a delicious taste.
Baked oysters stand out with their phenomenal flavor. Shrimp avocado salad features a perfect vinaigrette and diced jalapeños for a spicy kick. Crab cakes and deviled eggs also add to the strong seafood selection.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for large groups, especially on weekends.
Happy hour runs from 3 to 6 PM with limited menu options.
Parking can be challenging during peak times, so arrive early.
Mexican restaurant with an upscale feel and quiet atmosphere plays banda sinaloense music softly in the background. The environment feels authentic and homey, reminiscent of a family setting. Meals focus on authentic Mexican flavors with standout dishes like tamales and breakfast tacos.
Tamales arrive hot and fresh most of the time, with chicken and pork varieties available. Some orders come frozen, requiring steaming at home, and the taste ranges from okay to very delicious.
Fried seafood platter features tender, juicy shrimp and fish with a crispy outside. Shrimp quesadillas serve very good seafood, but shrimp tacos sometimes have gray, old-tasting shrimp.
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The restaurant has ample parking space, making it convenient to visit.
They have awesome deals on street tacos on Thursdays.
They have daily specials.
Tex-Mex restaurant offers a lively atmosphere with loud music and quirky Mexican-themed decor including wooden plates, long horns, and cowboy hats. The space feels packed and intimate, with tables close together and a busy bar area. Outdoor seating provides a breezy, vibrant patio experience.
Tamales come with a chile-based brown gravy that stands out from typical sauces. They hold their own as a menu highlight and pair well with other dishes like cheese enchiladas.
Grilled Red Fish on mesquite stands out with a smoky flavor. The red fish tacos offer a fresh, tasty option that many find worth trying.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends due to limited seating.
Parking can be tricky; expect limited spots during busy hours.
Happy Hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-7pm on weekdays.