Was in town and ordered chips and queso with Margaritas everything was wonderful and tastyread more

Now this is how you treat a hungry lady!!!!…read more Marisol's is the only Mexican restaurant I've been to where I was given three sauces for my tortillas chips . They gave me spicy, mild, and queso ! They were all spot on. The food is set at a really good price. I ordered the fajita chicken chimichaunga with refried beans and rice. My chimichaunga was really good, it got soggy after awhile. Usually that doesn't happen to me. Next time I will get the shredded chicken instead. The taste was flavorful and it was cooked well. This restaurant has a very family friendly atmosphere that I loved. This will be my new spot when I'm craving Mexican food!

Sunday evenings at the most beautiful square in Texas…read more Here in the Blue Corn in Georgetown, the cuisine is well designed, thoughtful and yummy. Restaurant was full but we decided the sit at the bar. Today was just the two of us for dinner. Service was great, many of the employees at the bar will approach you and make sure you are ok, nothing is missing on Customer Service. Food was entree each of us and appetizer to share, all presentation and taste was top notch, my mocktails were delicious. Location is right by the square, this is a gem :)

Everything is bigger in Texas, including the portions at Blue Corn Harvest Bar & Grill…read more Stopped in for lunch and left wondering if I'd accidentally ordered for a family of four. The portions were pure Texas-sized perfection. The star of the show? The chicken rellenos--absolutely outstanding with just the right balance of flavor, spice, and freshness. Great food, friendly service, and a laid-back atmosphere that makes you want to stay a little longer

Dos Salsas has become one of our go-to Tex-Mex spots because they're incredibly consistent. Every…read morevisit has been solid, and one thing I really appreciate is that they haven't fallen victim to shrinkflation. The portions are huge, and we almost always have enough leftovers for lunch the next day. You can see by the photos we've tried just about everything aside from the American food on the menu, and it's been consistently good. The only dishes we wouldn't order again are the ceviche, and I do wish their house salsa had more heat. If you like spicy salsa, you may find it a little mild. Overall, Dos Salsas is one of the better Tex-Mex restaurants in the area. I'd take it over Chuy's any day. Great portions, dependable food, and excellent value keep us coming back.

So good! I moved to…read moreFlorida last year and very much miss dos salsas. However, every time I get back home, I'm here! My favorite drink is the Memo's margarita on the rocks grande size. Oh dear lord I need the recipe. I haven't found a margarita out in Florida to match it yet. I had the low carb plate and it was heaven. The seasoning was on point and adding the red salsa to it gave it an amazing kick. Love it!

Your Yelper Girl here! Fiancé and I had lunch here. It looks like one of those "hole in the wall"…read moreplaces which are the best ones! There was a lunch menu which is always nice. There were two salsas with the chips and they were yummy. We both ordered the cheese enchilada with carne guisada plate which included rice and beans. I really enjoyed my plate although the carne guisada could have had more spices. My fiancé asked for some green sauce on his enchiladas; however, he said he didn't like it. There were a lot of weekly bar specials if you like cocktails. The service was quick and friendly. We would go back and try some other dishes.

Here's a cleaned-up Yelp version that keeps your tone:…read more We stopped in for margaritas and guacamole after getting a massage nearby. The staff was super nice and attentive, and the prices were reasonable. Unfortunately, the food and drinks were just really basic. The chips were okay, the guacamole was bland, and the margaritas were nothing special. For a Mexican restaurant, everything just felt a little boring and seemed more like bulk-purchased ingredients than something made fresh or unique. I really wanted to like this place, especially because the staff was great, but based on what we had, it was just too basic for us to come back.

My wife and I were actually headed to another restaurant, but decided to stop in at Aurora's for…read moresome groceries. I mentioned to my wife that these kinds of places often have kitchens and boy we were in luck. The man in charge, Albert, descended on us and started simultaneously asking what we wanted to order AND praising the virtues of his tamales, among other things. But he had me at "Birria". After being introduced to birria tacos by my lifelong friend, Joel, I have been a huge fan ever since. So we called an audible and decided to get an order for takeout (Albert could convince you to buy anything, I think). We got two orders of Corn QuesaBirria Tacos and the Jalapeño Popper Specialty Taco. Both were great and I especially liked the Birria Tacos, even eating my wife's portion... "You going to eat that?" Outside of the corner kitchen, convenience store is great, with all of the different varieties of foods, beers and other items that you would expect at Mexican convenience store.

We've only ordered via doordash, so this review is about the food only as I can't say anything…read moreabout the ambiance or service. The food is good but I, personally, don't think I can eat here again. The tacos are greasy and I think whatever they use to cook gives me really bad gas (bloating). So if you're stomach-sensitive, I do not recommend.

Our first meal at El Nyevo was pleasant. Food was better than average. Has an extensive menu and…read moreall our choices were tasty! The staff were more attentive than average despite the large number of diners! Give it a try. You won't be disappointed!

This is my new breakfast restaurant after church. It is consistently clean, friendly and tasty. The…read moreservice is always good. The restaurant has many tables and there's enough room around the tables so one can talk comfortably without being overheard, I like that. There's plenty of room around the tables for a wheelchair and it's easy to get through the restaurant with a wheelchair, which is nice. The bathroom has railings on both sides so a person in the wheelchair can get in and out easily. There's handicapped parking right in front. My mother's in a wheelchair, so this is very helpful for me. The food is really good. The chips and salsa are great! The coffee and tea are wonderful. I just can't say enough nice things about this restaurant. I'll be back on Sunday!

Great food and service. The chips and salsa were fresh. We all had different tacos - pollo tinga,…read morebarbacoa and el pastor. All were excellent on the fresh tortillas. The guys liked their margaritas too. We will be back!

Space is limited but not flavor!! Look forward to the new…read morelocation opening as well! Great tacos, packed for lunch parking is a little tricky but the food is worth it !

Hubs and I finally made it! We were so excited to try this new restaurant for dinner. The food was…read morefantastic! Everything was so fresh and authentic. We shared the ceviche sampler (so great!) and the lamb and cheese, which was unusual and very tasty, but rich. I had a pisco punch, with fresh pineapple juice and for desert, we shared a chocolate martini. Our server, Daisy, was courteous, friendly and knowledgeable. We will for sure be back to try the lunch menu and some of those amazing dinner entrees.

The food was very tasty. My steak was tasty and tender but there was a lot of gristle for a 30$…read moresteak. The appetizers were awesome. There was music, a violist that played quite well. It would have been better had the volume been turned down. We got our order fairly quickly for a party of 4. All in all it was a good time.

I went here with a large group (10) on Sunday last weekend. We went during Happy Hour (3-6p daily)…read morewhen their margaritas/beer/wine and appetizers were all $2 off. This is a very scenic and modern upscale restaurant near the heart of downtown Georgetown. The interior is nicely appointed and understatedly elegant. The inside and outside restaurant and bar areas are expansive but easily outstrip the provided parking. There is also street parking nearby, but don't be surprised if you wind up walking from nearby public lots or garages. I can easily see this place being packed. We had a reservation and were promptly seated and offered water service. As with most Mexican restaurants, there's an expansive menu, so we ordered drinks while we perused the menu. I found the Encantada margarita to be quite tasty, but it was a bit expensive. At $11 for a single serving with house liquors, closer to what we've come to expect locally for a Mexican martini (theirs was $18 with house, $24 with call). That's a bit over-the-top IMHO. We were offered complimentary chips and salsa; I remember the chips to be excellent, and the red salsa just right for my taste, but others remarked that it was too spicy. Our waitress (Paulina) joked that the only thing less spicy was their ketchup. They also have a green salsa, which is even spicier, but that we all skipped. The food menu has a lot of chef-inspired offerings. I tried the Grilled Chicken Tacos (Grilled Chicken, Cilantro, Onion, Fresco Cheese) at $16. I had one on flour and one on corn to taste the difference in tortillas with the same ingredients, along with a side bowl of black beans. I found them flavorful but also on the small side for the price. Additional tacos are $5 each. No rice was offered. This was one of their least expensive plates. We had a great time and our drink and food service was nothing less than excellent, but I couldn't help but come away feeling that, for a check that tabbed in just under $100 (with tip) we should have had a fuller tummy. Would we come back? Maybe. We'll have to explore their other options and perhaps graze more off the appetizer menu; however, less than $5 separate most of their appetizers from their plate dinners. This is a place to go for a culinary and visual experience, not an everyday meal.

Stop by on Monday night to have have a an adult beverage at the bar I was disappointed to see the…read morenote on the door that the bar was closed for a couple days while they did some construction on the floor They should be back operational by July 3 Hopefully things go well. Look forward to sampling their offerings.

Friendly service. Simple menu with a variety of tacos and tortas. Solid tacos. Can't wait to see…read morehow this place evolves in the future as Georgetown grows.

We went at 530pm on a Thursday. It wasn't busy at all, very quiet. Ordered at the counter then we…read moresat inside. There are a couple of picnic tables outside though. Everyone was very nice. Food was served very quickly & it was very fresh and had good flavor. In my opinion, the birria Tacos were not served to do the delicious meat any justice. It was more like plopped wet on the tortillas with the juice. They are not doing the meat justice by serving it this way instead of doing it with the birria & cheese seared into the tortilla then adding cilantro and onions like I've seen at every other place. It makes it taste so much better when it's not wet, but cooked into the taco and you're able to dip it into the consommé. It was a bit overpriced in my opinion. $56 for what you see in the pictures. Chorizoqueso and chips, beef taco plate that does not have any sides, 2 plates of Two à la carte tacos, a Dr Pepper and two glasses of beer.