Posts Tagged ‘tex-mex

El Charro Restaurant

In: Eating

18 Jun 2013

(map) Just like every small Texas town must have a Dairy Queen, they should also have a good, mom-and-pop, Tex-Mex place. As so Johnson City has El Charro. Creamy guacamole, hearty enchiladas and nachos, along with a few more unusual dishes, like menudo, barbacoa, even

(map) As much-beloved Hudson Bend fave Los Pinos opens a new location in Bee Cave, local salsa fiends rejoice. This place offers an extensive menu of Tex-Mex and interior-Mex dishes, but their claim to fame is definitely the fresh, homemade salsa and fresh,

(map) Your Monday just got 100% better! The new Los Pinos in Bee Cave starts serving their amazing breakfast tacos today. Just $1 buys you fresh, homemade tortillas with your choice of fillings. They throw in their fiery, addictive salsa for free. (Full review tomorrow of the new place.)

(map) Frozen margaritas, sunsets and Tex-Mex – what more do you need? How about a party on the patio? Iguana Grill has a fantastic setting overlooking Lake Travis. On Friday and Saturday nights, it’s even better because you can sit out and enjoy some awesome Texas talent, free. Shake Russell and his band

(map) Verde’s is a big, open place that seems like it was designed for good times. As in, fun for kids and fun for grownups. There’s a huge covered patio that’s half-bar, half dining room. It overlooks a ginormous outdoor play area. So while the kids go nuts run around playing,

(map) Sometimes it can feel like Maudie’s cool place is (literally) overrun by the younger crowd. But did you know there’s a no-kids bar upstairs with an amazing view, serving smaller versions of the Tex-Mex menu

(map) Only a place as colorful as this one could come up with such an eye-opener for breakfast. Santa Rita takes their secret recipe for Mexican vanilla-cinnamon pancakes and kicks it up a notch. They add crunchy pieces of bacon and fresh chopped jalapenos to the batter before cooking. Every bite is a

(map) Verde’s Mexican Parilla established its reputation with the grill (see a previous review here), and has branched out into brunch. Six brunch dishes plus Mimosas and Micheladas out on the lively

Breakfast at Rosie’s

In: Eating

19 Jan 2013

(map) Rosie’s has been around since dinosaurs roamed the earth, but there are still a few surprises here. For instance, they serve breakfast eight hours a day, starting at 6 am and going till 2. That’s perfect for us slackers sleepyheads who

(map) Maudie’s not only serves breakfast every day of the week, they serve it all day. That’s perfect for those of us slackers sleepyheads who can’t always rise early. Huevos, migas, chilaquiles, breakfast tacos – even pancakes – start your


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