Arandas is a nice spot to get a delicious quesadilla (choose the carnitas! It was tender and…read moreflavorful) or an amazing breakfast burrito. The chips and salsa are plentiful and had a decent amount of heat. The servers were attentive and the meal was delivered quickly. The traditional decor gives Arandas a warm and welcome feel.

Surrounded by fields and a couple of cows looking at you through the window, you'll find a lil…read morerestaurant with fast service and some delicious creamy white queso. We were looking for a warm, good meal on a drive leaving Lubbock. Normally we'd eat before leaving Lubbock, but today we tried something new. Chips were served warm and refilled in good timing. We both got the #24. Enchiladas, rice, and beans were all a bit bland. Topped it with some of the queso and it made for a good comfort meal. Prices were good, restaurant was clean! Seat yourself. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here, but I don't regret giving it a try! Probably will eat at one of my favorites in Lubbock next time, but if you need a warm quick meal this isn't a bad option! Overall, I'd give them 3.5 stars based on the food itself.

So let me start with the only bad thing about JJs. The cigarette smoke is thick!…read moreWith that being said, I only get to go food. The employees are very good and attentive. The burgers are good, especially the mushroom burger, and the fries are hot and tasty. However, the steak fingers are to die for. They are HUGE and cooked to perfection. They come with mashed potatoes and gravy,the vegetable of the day, and a salad. If you have room, the pie is really good as well!

D. E. L. C. I. O. U. S!!! They food is always on point. The people that are always working make you…read morefeel a part of the family. Food is always very reasonably priced! My fave casual dining around the 806!

First time visiting. Very clean. Very friendly. Food was fresh, hot, and good! Chips and salsa very…read moregood. Look forward to next time See pics attached

Our family came here for supper on a Friday. We were the only ones there until another group came…read morein later. My wife got chicken fajitas. When it came, it was just grilled chicken piled on the plate. It didn't have any onions, peppers, or tortillas. We had to ask for tortillas. It seemed like they don't normally serve fajitas with tortillas, which was bizarre to us, but they made some fresh ones which were very yummy. My wife said that the beans and rice weren't very tasty. I had eaten a late lunch, so I just snacked on chips, salsa, and queso. I thought it was all delicious. My wife didn't care for the salsa, as she felt it was too watered down (which I can't argue with). My Dr Pepper tasted funny. The sopapillas were excellent. The service was OK. We had to ask for ketchup a couple of times for the French fries that our children had, and a couple of times we had to wait for help longer than we liked (especially given that there were only two tables with guests). However, for the most part the waitress was attentive and helpful. We won't be back since there are plenty of other options around this area.

I ordered the pizza tacos, which did not disappoint. And My Husband ordered the Gorditas de…read moreCarnitas, which were excellent. The agua fresca was a 10 out of 10 for sure. I ordered the cucumber lime agua. I'll be back for that. My corn on the cob was just OK. The corn was overcooked in my opinion which made it soggy.

Small hole in the wall place. Excellent food and they give you a good amount. Very good tortas,…read morehome made bread not the store bough hoagie bread. Love this place. Very friendly.

Did not know this gem existed, other than having to ask for chips and salsa everything was great…read morefood and service. We arrived at the perfect time restaurant was just about empty for a late breakfast.

The food is great everything that comes out of that kitchen is amazing it has taste it's not bland…read moreit's real Mexican food. A big plus big large or small bowl of menudo is an excellent it taste right spices everything is perfect .

I got the carne asada plate it was great! But the thing I'm…read morereturning for was my daughters quesadilla with al pastor, holy moly was it really really good and messy it tased soooo freaking delicious

First time ordering here and I will be back! Got a bacon, egg and cheese burrito with extra cheese…read more It's huge and can be three meals, easy. Very fresh and bacon is perfect - not too fatty, so the burrito isn't greasy. Their red hot sauce is setting my mouth on fire, but I'm okay with that! Looking forward to trying this place for lunch or dinner.

This is honest to god one of my most favorite spots in Lubbock! The food is amazing every time, the…read moreservice is great, it is such a great place!

Restaurant is decorated very nicely, very appealing. Plenty of seating. The service was fast and…read morekind. We ordered a total of 11 street tacos, which were served with a roasted jalapeño and grilled onions on the side. The salsas were flavorful and they offered different spice levels. Our ticket for 2 people was only $28. We can't wait to return!

Wowza - what an experience !…read more La Diosa is one of those places that immediately pulls you out of whatever mood you walked in with and drops you somewhere entirely different--in the best way. From the moment you step inside, it feels less like a restaurant and more like an old-world café, wine cellar, art gallery, and lounge all layered into one eclectic, soulful space. The interior is stunning and thoughtfully chaotic in a way that works: exposed beams, hanging lanterns and star lights, rich colors, Frida-inspired art, mismatched tables, velvet chairs, communal seating, tucked-away corners, and rooms that feel like they were meant for lingering conversations. Every turn gives you something new to look at, whether it's a massive art installation overhead, a wall of wine, or a cozy lounge setup that makes you want to settle in and stay awhile. Food-wise, tapas and paella are the stars here. This is the kind of menu that encourages sharing, ordering a few things, sipping wine, and letting the night unfold. The chalkboard sign lets you know what they're proud of--and it shows. Pair that with their wine selection and you're set. There's also live music on certain nights, which fits the space perfectly. After a certain hour it shifts into a 21+ vibe, and it truly feels like the place comes alive in the evening--dim lighting, music, conversation, and that intimate, almost transportive energy. La Diosa isn't rushed, flashy, or trying to be trendy. It's warm, artistic, and unapologetically itself. Come here when you want an experience, not just a meal. It's ideal for a date night, a long catch-up with friends, or anyone who appreciates atmosphere just as much as what's on the table.

Service was absolutely fabulous--attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely engaged. Food came out…read morequickly, and the overall vibe of the restaurant is eclectic and interesting. Now to the food and beverage side. The menu offers wine only, which isn't ideal, but I understand that's a choice every owner has to make. The meatballs were clearly pre-made and then reheated in the Marsala sauce. They were overly salty, and the sauce itself lacked balance it leaned heavily acidic, almost vinegary, without the richness you'd expect. The "Barcelona" pizza was solid, but again, shortcuts were noticeable. The crust was clearly pre-made. I appreciated the heat, but overall the flavor profile was fairly flat.Best thing I had was freshly baked bread it was fresh and tasty. Overall, great service and atmosphere, but the food execution didn't quite live up to it.

This place is the very best Texas has to offer We were…read moreserved the great homemade bread and I ordered a beet salad and had the Pork Chop which was so well cooked and so big I had to take some home My wife had the steak and loved it The staff is well trained and THE COOK S ARE A TRUE GOLD STANDARD I can't wait to go back and while it's not cheap it's all about VALUE

I think a quality dinner is worth the price tag. When you have someone you want to spoil, it makes…read morethat price tag even easier. I was back in Lubbock visiting my girlfriend after she had come to see me in Austin the last few times, and we were planning our weekend. I had previously taken her to The West Table to celebrate her graduation, and since we loved it, we knew we had to go back. Last time we went was an amazing experience. We had their arancini as our shared appetizer. She had their Roasted Beet Salad and the Grilled Rack of Lamb, while I had their Caesar and their Cast Iron Seared Duck Breast, which was amazing. We also enjoyed their specialty drinks. This time we arrived for our 7:00 reservation and were greeted and sat immediately. We both ordered a drink to start the night. I started with the Hibi-Jibi, a hibiscus and gin drink, while she had the Peach Ring Margarita. West Table is a farm-to-table scratch kitchen concept, so it's very important that you order all your food from appetizer to main course up front to give them time to craft it at the right pace. The West Table is at the floor level of the luxurious Pioneer Condos. It sits right across from their sister location, The Brewery LBK, and even serves their current brews on location. However, opting for their brews and not their cocktails is a mistake in my opinion because their specialty cocktails are truly one of a kind. The restaurant itself is beautiful. It feels like a ballroom and all the tables are well spaced out. In the back is the open kitchen where you can see all the chefs putting in hard work and mastering each meal. All around, there is great energy. We started with their Roasted Bone Marrow. I was worried about the idea of eating bone marrow since that was something I had never had before, but my girlfriend assured me it would be great. The bones were filled with an onion jam and lemon caper vinaigrette that were placed inside the bone. You could spread the jam and vinaigrette on their grilled bread, which was fantastic as well. It was purposely charred and really added to the jam's flavor profile. We then split their Caesar Salad, and it was a needed divider between our appetizer and entree. Their salad is a good portion for one person, and it was still satisfying being split for two. It was the perfect amount of salad. We got our next drinks ordered to go alongside our main entree. My girlfriend ordered their Fig Old Fashioned, while I got the "C" Monster, a celery-infused vodka drink with a name that sounds so stupid saying out loud that I almost changed my drink after saying it. Can I get the C Monster? WHAT A FOOL. The drink was really solid. The celery flavor was super noticeable, but in a good way. It balanced with the vodka quite nicely. For our main entrees, my girlfriend got their Salmon over Angel Hair pasta, and I got their Pork Chop over mashed potatoes and asparagus. The noodles with the salmon were strong with a very heavy Cajun kick, which complemented the crispy salmon piece, but my pork chop was the star of the show. They recommended it medium, so I got it medium, and it was delightful. Portions of the pork chop were nice and fatty, while others were lean and tender. I was a big fan of its flavor, and the sauce and mashed potatoes really added to it. Perfectly fluffy mashed potatoes. We closed the night with no dessert, but dessert drinks. My girlfriend got The Cold Fashioned (a mix between a smoked old fashioned and coffee liqueur), and I got the Buenas Noches, which mixes coffee liqueur, chocolate liqueur, and orange liqueur. Of all the "nice" restaurants in town, West Table stands alone. It has a price tag but still feels fair. Everything we had was top notch, and I still think they've made the best duck I've ever had. Their waitstaff is attentive and amazing and really sells the experience. At the end of the night, she was happy, I was happy, and West Table proved itself to be the LeBron of Lubbock restaurants. RIYL: Specialty cocktails that make you go "Ooo that's interesting" and some of the best New American in West Texas