Spanish Flowers Reviews

Very consistent and reasonably priced Mexican restaurant. Have eaten here many times, but usually at 1 am after a concert! Breakfast served anytime.

I love the this place. The food and atmosphere are delightful.

I love the food, especially the carnitas! Plus they give you a bowl of bean soup to start of the meal. The service and atmosphere are great. Don't forget to enjoy the Happy Hour margaritas until 7 pm. I think they have gotten a little pricey but still Excellent overall.

Our family enjoyed this restaurant near our hotel and found the atmosphere and food very good. We had a variety of food from a chili releno to a Mexican Plate. A bit bland, but overall tasty.

I used to come here all the time for liquados and enchiladas. Not much has changed in ten years—they’re still turning out delicious, flavorful food. The mole poblano is so complexly flavorful; truly one of he best I’ve had in Houston. With house-made flour tortillas and strong margaritas, there’s not much more to want.

Went to Spanish Flowers to celebrate my ?? year birthday with my husband and two friends. The atmosphere is festive. The restaurant is clean. Our waiter was excellent. All wait staff wears white shirts/blouses and black pants. Very neat. I had the Mole Enchiladas which were quite good. My husband had the carnitas which were delicious but a bit dry. Salsa very good. We will certainly take our son-in-law to Spanish Flowers when they visit in December.

Good food at a good price and they are open 24 hours. Breakfast served all day long

We love coming here every time we visit Houston - it's our extra go-to place outside of inner Houston. The food is usually very good here, although this past time, some of our entrees were luke-warm. The tortillas are always fresh and tasty, and we like getting the combo meals. We hope that this last time was just a one-time incident, and we will certainly be back!

I love eating the whole fish here they don;t compromise the taste for the cost Its a great quaint place to enjoy good food and drinks

I enjoy the freindly service. I recommend the fajitas, quesadillas and my favorite is Chicken Mole ( fresh made sauce). Plus they have SWEET tea. Ask for Alonzo for excellent service. I eat there at least 1x a week for many years!

I've been here a few times before. Great pricing for good food, with excellent service. Cecilia was my waitress this time. Think I will request her again. It's 3am and does a nice after hours business. I recommend this place at any hour.

Spanish Flowers has been around for a few years yet I’m not sure how it survives in a city full of great food and service. The food is bland TexMex. While there are options for red or green enchiladas, for example, neither are spicy. The fajitas are even bland. Service can be slow and wait staff may not be familiar with all the food. We asked a few questions about some dishes and the waiter indicated that he never tasted that dish and really didn’t know. My wife liked her margarita. I love the location and decor is fun. But, our $95 bill for a family of 4, well we won’t be back.

We liked it. Like the neighborhood location. The food was good & the margs were good. We put it in our rotation.

Was recently in Houston, and this place was recommended to me. As someone who eats Mexican once a week (sometimes more!) I was happy to check this place out. I was not disappointed! First I ordered their "best" margarita, while it was expensive $14, it was also very good with a mini bottle of Patron on top. The have homemade tortillas and they are also very good, and made the fajitas that much better!

My husband happened to come across this place, and I must say we both enjoyed our visit there. It was buzzin, full with young families too. The server was polite and courteous, we ordered a couple of margaritas. ( beware they were quite strong). I ordered the mole poblano, my other half ordered the Chile relleno. These were a couple of our favourite dishes whilst living in Mexico. I must say it was like some local places we visited there. We felt it was a nitty gritty taste of real Mexico hidden in Houston.

This restaurant has been here many years and at one time had decent food plus it was open 24 hours. After their big expansion several years ago, the food went downhill. Very little flavor, bland entrees. The only really good item--the tortillas. Still pretty decent for breakfast, but the lunch and dinner entrees are just mediocre--not bad. But when there are so many Mexican restaurants nearby I just don't see a reason to come here anymore. Tasteless fajitas, charro beans lack seasoning. Rice was cold. Doubt I will be back.

If you are looking for Tex Mex, this is not the place. Spanish Flowers serves authentic Mexican which means less spicy than Tex Mex. There are many good menu items here - Caldo de Res (Beef Soup), Queso Flamiado, Flautas and the tortillas are made fresh in house. They have ample parking, ample seating and most evenings there is a Mariachi band. The bar pours a mean Margarita too! I recommend Spanish Flowers for good Mexican food.

My family always dines at this place. It is ok, a lil pricey but worth it. We have tried almost everything on the menu as far as dinner. Today we went for breakfast and was a bit disappointed. Hubby had the eggs and salsa was all tomatoes no flavor. Spinach ommlet was delicious and chilaquilles were ok for my 10yr old. Not too spicy. I had the menudo. For $12 menudo it was lacking. It had that taste of when menudo is not washed properly. We will continue to go to Spanih flower but for lunch or dinner time. We love their tortillas, fajitas parrilladas, mix drinks, enchiladas etc. Just not the breakfast.

My wife and I visited this restaurant on a Saturday just after noon. We were in the area and basically just looked for a crowded parking lot. This one fit the bill, as we got the last parking spot. We were seated quickly. Due to Covid, we had to use our phones to access the online menu. Our server quickly brought us a bowl of chips and fresh salsa. We dined on the Spanish Flowers combination dinner - a pork tamale, a chicken enchilada, a beef taco, rice, beans, and queso. Our dinners were piping hot and very good, and a good value, too. The platters were $15 each.

Food was great and most was made from scratch. Staff was very friendly and the wait was only 10 minutes.

Open 24/7 and serve breakfast all day. Good food. They start you with salsa and soup, gratis. Both are quite good, even first thing in the morning. Good service and they keep everything very clean.

Where else can you get Mexican food done right, 24 hours a day? Well this is the place for that! I had 3 cheese enchiladas, rice, and beans (the H town plate as we call it) 2 nights in a row and I loved it. Been going here for years...13.99 for my plate. Love it mayne! Is it El Tiempo 5 stars? Nope, but it's far less expensive and gets a 5 for its price range. The tortillas are fresh pressed in house, hot, and worth going for just them!

horchata, the queso flameado, baked chips, salsa, and guac (drooling)

Came for lunch with our family that are visiting there was 9 of us was seated very quickly. Wide variety of food choices for everyone. I had the chicken verde enchilada. Love the home maid tortillas. The food was really good

We've gone here for years but it's not what it used to be. The hot sauce is fresh and really good but all of the tortillas were stale. We had to ask three times to get corn tortillas, which had no flavor at all. They wouldn't substitute on the kids menu which is very limited. Service is fast though.

Feeing a bit frail with a sore throat and a cold, and had a great breakfast. The huevos Mexicana were cooked perfectly and the fresh corn tortillas were delicious. I ordered the Caldo de Pollo to go and was offered my choice of white or dark meat! The service was attentive but not hovering. Also served warm milk with the coffee!

Been a long time since we have eaten here and not sure why, this is a really authentic Mexican restaurant. Great service and great food. They also serve adult beverages, for a really Mexican food meal this is tough to beat.

We arrived here after getting off the airplane (bumped by choice), getting our rental car, checking into our hotel (briefly) and then rushing to meet our friends. I really can't say if the food is the best Mexican in Houston, but I devoured everything on my plate and wanted more. The restaurant is stark and loud, but don't let that keep you from going. It's also not in the best neighborhood, but I believe these neighborhoods host some of the best kept secrets. Go here! Get the steak tacos! Have a great margarita (or two or three). This place is worth the trip for great Mexican food in Houston.

Many flies on windows and buzzing around our table. Pancake syrup was half water on top and syrup on bottom (very little). Coffee was cold and we asked for hot coffee and was brought the same temp of coffee. Been customers there for over 20 yrs and now will go somewhere else.

Pricey and the food was only so-so. The fajita meat was tough and had a sour taste to it. Service was good, but food didn't impress.

Not great, but consistent. Open 24 hours. AC can freeze you out at certain tables so feel free to change tables. Service can be great or terrible. Tortilla chips and salsa are good. Margaritas excellent. Great menu. Breakfast items are really good. Great pricing on food and drinks before 7pm. A tradition in the Heights area.

It's not terrible, but its not great either. Prices are cheap and the staff is friendly, but Teothihuacan down the street on Airline is a better choice.

If you haven't made the trek to Spanish Flower, you are missing out! Family owned restaurant est in 1979. The food is really good and provides a variety of authentic Mexican and texmex dishes to suit everyone. Some of our favorites are the Queso Flameado, fajitas, and the seafood soup. They have specials all the time that people actually eat and the salsa is very tasty and fresh. You get a cup of soup as you wait for your meal as well that preps you palate for the delicious food to come. A second location will be opening soon at Rankin Rd.

Woke up early and wanted to find an option other than one of the chains. What a great find. Great Mexican food with attentive service. Chips and salsa were on the table at the same time we sat. Asked for the breakfast menu and enjoyed a couple of dishes. The Spanish Flowers Breakfast was huge and filling! Eggs, barbacoa, beans and bacon with your choice of tortillas on the side. All for about $13. The Eggs and Potatoes were equally as tasty and well seasoned. Always a waiter around to ask for more drinks, and service with a smile.

Conveniently close to the hotel, the food was inexpensive and large portions. Friendly service. Perhaps not the greatest Mexican food around, but very good, good value for the cost, and a varied menu. Although the Mole sauce was really really good.

My personal favorite Mex restaurant. Open 24/7

The worst Mexican food I've had in a long time, last visit was over 8 years ago and it was bad back then. Tried again after 8 years, just horrible. Tortillas were factory tortillas, don't let the tortilla warmer fool you when you walk in...never again.

The food was great, but the atmosphere was like a mexican Denny's and the neighborhood is not the greatest.

Spanish Flowers has a lovely atmosphere that is complimented by their staff who provide an excellent service of their tasteful food in a warm atmosphere. I found it a delight to have my dinner accompanied by a large glass of Horchata which is made from three ingredients ( rice, vanilla, and cinnamon). My other half enjoyed one of Spanish Flowers Margaritas while waiting for our Seafood Taco dinner to arrive. The house margarita honestly I've been told is not as tasty as Gringo's Cadillac Margarita.

This was a great go to Tex Mex spot. No more! Horrible service, slow food order and delivery., poor quality. The WORST part... one of our friends found a 3 inch piece of WIRE in his food! The manager never came over to apologize. The waiter casually said you were given a discount! The wire discount? They should be pleased they were not paying legal and medical bills.

I've not eaten at Spanish Flowers in a long time but the last time I was there, it was hopping with full tables, music, good quality food but ......I arrived last night to an empty restaurant. The menu reads of delicious menu items such as the stuffed avocado....so I order it....the description read beautifully but what I received was a plate of avocado peel halves filled with what tasted like cheesy potato soup with chunks of potato and avocado and a tiny whole shrimp with tale on buried in the middle of the soupy mixture. So disappointing....this place has really gone down hill. Will not be returning.

This isn’t TexMex it’s HouTexMex. I have been dining here for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night for over 30 years. Any time of day you will get a lot of good food for little dinero. I am a fan of their enchiladas —- especially the chicken mole —- but I think most people like the fajitas and parilladas. During dinner they always give you a little vegetable soup before the main. Guacamole and queso is outstanding. I love the atmosphere and the Heights location. If you are visiting from out of town and want to eat with the locals in a Houston institution, this is the place

fun place. Arrive early because there is often a wait on the weekends.

This restaurant has been here since I remember about early 90's. People used to come here after the clubs since it has been open 24 hrs for a long time.it is considered a small gem in a Houston's neighborhood and they have delicious flour tortillas. Highly recommend to experience this place.

We went here for our daughter's 15th birthday brunch! It was superior in every aspect. The food, service, and atmosphere were great. When we told them we were celebrating a birthday, the waitress brought two ladies back, they put a huge sombrero on the birthday girl and sang to her. It was a precious and fun moment. Everyone enjoyed their food immensely. They have a person walking around serving piping hot and fresh tortillas as well. They keep your drinks full and keep checking on you. I had a veggie omelet with one pancake and a side of potatoes. They serve the most delicious salsa and chips. I used the side of potatoes to make a little potato, salsa, and cheese taco. Everything was served promptly; it was so good, and it was a very reasonable price.

Best tortillas, ever! Had the cabrito. Very tender, juicy.Husband had the grilled fish special. Unfortunately the waiter must have misunderstood, as the fish came fried. Friend had the chicken, spinach,mushroom quesadillas. She said they were good. Good Cosmo, also.

This is a good place for a quick meal. It's not the best Mexican fare I've ever eaten but for the price is acceptable.

My husband and I had our first date here and we've been married 36 years. Everyone who knows their Houston TexMex cafes knows this one and for good reason. We keep coming back for both the food and the memories. Friendly staff, dependable food, reasonable prices.

Service is TERRIBLE but the food is great. Cant beat a place that is open 24 hours a day!

Stopped here because close to hotel and recommended by a local. We were seated promptly and service was excellent. Ordered enchiladas and steak fajitas and all were good. Our highlight were the soapapillas because they were pillow soft with cinnamon and sugar. Delicious with honey while hot. Highly recommend and can't wait to go back

Very delicious restaurant, excellent food, friendly stuff, comprehensive menu, nice place, fast service

1st time in this restaurant . Went to celebrate mother’s in law 85 birthday and had very low expectations. The atmosphere was ok. Restaurant looked little outdated but the staff was very gracious and attentive. We were party of 20 and wishing all the chaos of getting all the drink and order taken care all went fairly well. The quality of the food (at least mine) was just acceptable. I had the molcajete ( mix of meats, sausage & shrimp) and I was unimpressive and thought the amount and quality for the price wasn’t a good value. Other people in the group seemed to enjoy their meals more than me. Maybe it was poor choice on my part. My wife had 2 margaritas and the were apparently just ok. Experience was ok but I don’t think I would go out of my way to eat here since restaurant is about 30 mins from my home .

They start you off with chips & above average salsa. Next they serve soup - tonight was a broccoli soup which was surprisingly good. The margaritas were average. The fajitas were not as tender as some I have had but they were not over-seasoned - you could actually enjoy the flavor of the meat. The staff was very friendly and service was prompt but they were not super busy on a Sat night at 6:30 pm. The floors are beautifully tiled but then they have these cheap fiesta decorations hanging but it just adds to the charm. I didn't regret trying this historic Houston restaurant after an errand took us downtown. We didn't have room to try the soppapillas or any dessert. I really would give this place 3 1/2 stars if I could give 1/2 stars.

Always a winner when looking for great mexican food in a great atmosphere. Located just on the edge of the heights, is a great spot for north/central H-town. A favorite spot for late night or Sunday morning!

Went for lunch and margaritas margaritas were outstanding shrimp tail is fantastic and the tamales are very good only thing didn’t care for was the con Quesa. The chips and salsa were very good. Salsa tasted very fresh

I can't say a tremendous amount about Spanish Flowers in terms of their food. It's good. It's Tex-Mex, and it's average Tex-Mex food for Houston (which has more Mexican/Tex-Mex restaurants than almost any other type of establishment!). They are best known for being open 24hrs a day and sometimes on certain holidays as well. That means if you have a craving at 2am for some hot enchiladas with full table service, you are in luck! This is what is so great about Houston: if you're hungry in the middle of the night, you are NOT limited to Denny's and IHOP... not by a long shot! (if you want a list of restaurants that I know to be 24hr or open very late in Houston, message me) Bottom line: good, been there along time, open 24hrs, pretty good parking lot, can't complain.

I used to live very near Spanish Flower. I don't live in Houston anymore, but I still dream about the breakfast burrito with potatoes, egg and cheese. Their enchiladas are to die for as well! I could drink their salsa with a straw, it is so great. They walk around passing out tortillas throughout your whole meal. The staff is amazing, too. My husband and I loved this place so much, we had our rehearsal dinner here in 2009! Every time we are in town, we make a trip here. Try it! You will NOT regret it!

Good Mexican food. Open 24/7 and located in a trendy bohemian neighborhood of Houston. A cool place to eat if you are traveling north form downtown,midtown, heights, montrose. Full service not just an after hour place. Very Cop friendly, but they tend to chill and dine. I really like Sunday nights.

I met a friend there for breakfast recently. The food was mediocre and the prices were outrageous for Mexican food. Outrageous! We ate on the roof top patio and the music was so loud and sporadic that it made it difficult to have a conversation; we had to ask for the waiter to turn it down twice. Lot better Mexican food for lot better prices available in Houston.

This is my favorite mexican restaurant in town. Excellent service and great food. I've taken everyone in my family here for their first mexican food experience. They all loved it. Highly recommended.

Ok, being born and raised in the Houston area, I've seen my share of Mexican food restaurants. I was introduced to Spanish Flowers about 8 years ago and used to go frequently. Unfortunately, I moved to another part of Houston and it is a long way off so I haven't been here in about 2 years. However, today, in returning on I-45, I remembered Spanish Flowers and we went back. It was awesome, great food and great service! Sorry for the construction around the restaurant which makes it hard to get into, but that's just something that can't be helped. Do yourself a favor and go here! After all, it's open 24/7!

Beef Ribs, Quesidillas, and Shrimp Cocktails were very tasty. Busy for a Monday night. Friendly wait staff. Clean surroundings, and nice patio for the rare cool nights.

Went with a group of friends, service was great and the food is always consistently good. The flameado is a must get on the appetizer and if they have the brisket tacos its always a good option. And the tortillas are among the best I've ever had at a restaurant.

We were really hungry, so we stopped on our way home of 45. Liked it OK , but it is not an upscale or attempted upscale Tex-Mex restaurant. Food is good , service good, close to us , in the Heights.

We went with a group of about 25. It was a big place to be able to accommodate us. The service was slow but worth the wait. Chips and salsa were good. Margaritas were great but expensive. Two of us split the Spanish Flower dinner and had plenty to eat. Everyone who ate at our large table liked their food. Would definitely go back!

pretty decent and they're open 24 hours.

Went here with a group of church friends after an event. Spanish Flowers is a Houston Northside tradition. Ordered the Cheese Enchiladas with charro beans; I could have passed on the beans but I am not a fan of re-fried beans either. The enciladas were acceptabe but nothing too special. A friend ordered the Tacos al carbon and said they were great and I could not say what the others thought. Overall no complaints, but no rave reviews either.

I stopped by Spanish Flowers on a Wednesday night after an Astros game. The service was fast, and the food was good. I will put this restaurant on the list of late-night places to eat. I would also love to try their breakfast menu.

I have been here several times. I have always enjoyed the food. The food is always very fresh. The service is always great and the atmosphere is great. One of my best friends travels here from Louisiana and this is a spot we always opt to go. Her kids love it. I would recommend this place if you have a love for Tex-Mex cuisine.

How wonderful to find an all night restaurant that's not a diner. The food and service were wonderful. This is Tex-Mex with flavor and just the way I like it. I am so glad we found this place. I had never heard of it before.

Local flavor. A variety of Mexican Food. You may have to wait for a table but the wait is worth it. A Family Gathering Place.

It was really good! Fresh Tortillas with great food!! The service was great and he was helpful with explaining the menu.

This is one my favorites for the last 40 years (or so). I like the Spanish Flowers Dinner, but I give the guc to my wife. She like the De-lite dinner (as it is lighter on quantity). It is closed on Tuesday night (10pm) until Wednesday morning (9am) but open 24 hours each day the rest of the week.

Great Tex-Mex. All of our food items were fantastic. Save room for the sopapillas which are thin and perfectly cooked.

Visited off the back of online reviews. Mid week so a few customers and plenty of staff to ensure everything is attended to. Lots of choices and nachos and spicy dip complementary. A vegetable soup came with the meal to cleanse the palate. All 3 meals were good and would recommend.

I love that they always serve soup before the meal. Homemade tortillas. Budget price.

A very popular place anytime of the day or night. Breakfast items are great as well as their enchiladas.

I've eaten at this restaurant numerous times over the years and I can't say anything negative about it. I love the atmosphere and I love the food. I always look forward to the lady that walks around with hot tortillas in a basket, handing them out to customers. It's a great Mexican food restaurant.

Great service, great food, great atmosphere. We drove 45 minutes to try this out and were really glad that we did.

Excellent meal! This restaurant is nice and had plenty of parking behind it. I had the Parradilla for one which included ribs, sausage, beef, chicken, BBQ shrimp, grilled shrimp, and peppers and onions. I ate it all and was extremely stuffed. I can't wait to come back.

I have not dined here in years. I brought my very skeptical family for their first time. Everyone enjoyed their meals. Best mole.

over sold; under delivered. Spanish Flower has become so commercialized there food portions and price are 2 worlds apart. and their service leaves one wanting.

Great Mexican food and fast friendly service. Breakfast lunch or dinner. you can't go wrong. They have all types of Mexican dishes. You can surely find anything you want here. The fresh chips and tortillas are to die for.

Service was average and food was just okay. Although Margarita was flavorful. I was not impressed with the quality of the food. Fajita meet was chewy. The server whispered/mumbled & barely spoke any English. I'd try another venue next time. No need to go back.

Enjoyed a Saturday morning brunch on October 5, 2019 at Spanish Flowers #1 on Main. Between the two of us, we ordered Huevos Rancheros and Huevos a la Mexicana. Both dishes were plentiful and tasted delicious. The number of Mexican restaurants that actually make their flour and corn tortillas on-site is shrinking. Spanish Flowers makes them both on-site as evidenced by the freshness and excellent taste. The pico de gallo was also freshly made that morning. If we lived in the Heights rather than Austin, we would frequent this restaurant all the time.

The best Mexican food in the city! Friendly, clean and homemade tortillas, who could ask for anything more! I had the Spanish Flowers dinner plate and I was very happy! Maybe, the happiness came from the corona-rita...however, great portion sizes!

We went on a late Saturday afternoon. The restaurant was not busy; we were seated immediately. Our table was wobbly so a drink fell off & so did the soup, as the server was placing it on the table. We stuck sugar packets under the table hoping to stop the wobble but it didn't work. Food is good, not great. Drinks were good, not great. And service was good, not great. In my opinion, it is a good place to go if you're in the neighborhood, (Sketchy neighborhood, by the way) but it's not worth a drive out of your way.

Nice place to meet up. Visited with friends and had the tacos. Good food and good service and good fun

Spanish Flowers is a Houston tradition. They have always had great Tex Mex and are consistently my go to when I want something in this style of food. I highly recommend their mole. It's incredible. Chocolatey, peanuty goodness over a perfectly cooked chicken breast. There's some spice, but not so much that you are asking for a gallon of milk. It comes with very good rice, beans and a small salad. Enough to fill me up for quite a while. They also make their own tortillas. This is always the sign of a good Mexican/TexMex eatery. If they outsource their tortillas, i don't want to eat there. Excellent drinks, great desserts (I LOVE the sopapillas) and tremendous service make this a must visit when you're in Houston.

The food was a delightful experience. Ir was light and not heavy like traditional TexMex. The stuffed Avocado had scallops and shrimp and a light creme'. We had carnitas both crispy and soft. Absolutely a new experience that we will be coming back to. We had been to the location near Downtown but this was easier to get in and out and closer to home. Great Margaritas!! Be sure and ask for Adwen. Very attentive server. Again, a delightful experience.

Delicious Mexican food -- we had nachos, the spinach enchiladas and the Spanish Flowers meal, along with the guacamole. It was all ready at the time promised (takeout), and it was delicious.

I come here monthly to meet business associates. Good food, nice atmosphere although a bit noisy. I love the chicken enchiladas verdes.

This restaurant is definitely authentic. I wasn't fond of their salsa. We had fajitas and it took over 20 minutes to get them. In Texas, sangria margaritas are popular and they didn't even have sangria! That's the must for me. The atmosphere was bright and festive. Outdoors not anything worth looking at.

very popular, 24 hours open, Tex-Mex food done well, lots of food

Great food and service, fresh tortilla's brought to your table. Fajita's very tasty. Soup is really great! Great place to go on the weekends before a ballgame. Salsa is so good.

Until today we have been devoted customers visiting Spanish Flowers on average three times a month. We recognize prices have to be adjusted from time to time but on this visit I ordered ONE barbacoa taco at approximately 12:10 pm. When we received our bill we were shocked to learn that we were charged $4.99 plus a $1.00 breakfast "up charge" fee ... $6.00 for one barbacoa taco is simply outrageous and unacceptable. We realize that they have a very successful following but they have just lost two very loyal customers. This is price gouging!!!

Regular place for lunch for us, but I wouldn't go out of my way to eat there. People are nice but food is just ok.

Here with a party of 4 for Sunday brunch - good dishes all around, and very attentive service. The green sauce with the upfront chips is a wonderful change from your average - it's a spicy-creamy blend of either jalapenos or poblano. Lemonade was clearly homemade and excellent; the mole was a bit mild for my taste but homemade as well.

The chips and salsa are amazing! The chips are fresh and crisp, and the salsa has just the right amount of spice. The spinach enchiladas are great. And the service is superb. Highly recommended!

The staff is cordial and attentive, but casual. I had the vegetarian plate. Loved it. Not too spicy. There is also a yummy squash soup that each diner tries. What stuck out most for me were the fresh tortillas brought around to each table. They were soft and doughy and oh so tasty! I can't forget those!

This place has always been very good. The mole is top notch. Attentive service and good food. Extensive list of good margaritas.

We were just driving along the road when we spotted this restaurant. The building looks very inviting - like something you would find in Mexico. We decided to stop because the parking field was busy with cars. If you pass by a restaurant and see that it is busy, you can usually bet that it is a good restaurant. We were very impressed. They have a wonderful selection on the menu. Not only is there regular Mexican food, but there is also Vegetarian Mexican food - a real plus for people who do not eat meat. The food was great!