Amazing homemade food, generous portions, and outstanding service. You can really taste the love in…read moreevery bite!

We were in the area and its been a few years...service was good and the place hasn't changed at…read moreall, but clean and neat. Standard queso, but a bit of salsa brings it to life. This round wife went with Ground Beef Chiladas with double rice...sauce was good, beef was good....made for a good bite. I went Chicken Chiladas with green sauce, beans and rice. Verde was spot on, chicken was tender....beans were done right. Overall a good visit...Nothing to write home about but a solid meal at that.

We've been here a few times. The foods good, though we haven't found any favorite dishes yet. It's…read moreall pretty standard TexMex fare. But they do seem to be trying. And at least they don't oversalt everything with Fiesta seasoning like some places do. They don't have a liquor license but they serve beer, wine and frozen margaritas, which aren't bad but they're officially "wineritas" because they don't have tequila in them. But my wife likes them. The interior space is pretty nice, especially the Eastern room. But some of the booths are old and really need new cushions in them. I'm hoping they invest in this place when the new, nearby community opens up and they gain new patrons. If it improves, we'll come here more often. It has potential. That said, we were disappointed on this visit. The waiter literally pulled something out of my drink with his fingers before serving it to me, hoping I wouldn't notice. Who does that? If something's fallen into it, just take it back to the kitchen and get another one. Don't dip your fingers into guests' drinks. Please. The guacamole was interesting. Just unseasoned, mashed up avocado. No onion. No serrano peppers. Little to no salt or lime. Diced tomatoes were served on the side (as not to water down the guac), and it was served over shredded iceberg lettuce. I did taste fresh. And there was salt on the table if you wanted it. I guess I just expected it to be more prepared. It would have been a nice respite from the heat if our meal was spicy. But we've never had anything there that was spicy.

Great food, friendly service and excellent atmosphere. Family dinner was a success. Recommended and…read morewill return.

The friendly ladies behind the counter of this tiny food stand made us feel welcome. The prices…read morewere fair and the portions were generous (large, meaty, filling tacos for $2.50 to $3 each). We tried a variety of tacos, including breakfast tacos and we experienced tlacoyos for the first time (similar to gorditas). Outdoor seating only, in a rustic, rural environment, including a rooster roaming around between the umbrellaed picnic tables. The food is more typical of a ranch house family meal than of restaurant-style Tex-Mex. For example, they don't whisk their eggs before they scramble them. They just crack them directly into the skillet and kind of mix it together slightly with the spatula as they cook. They had both red and green salsa available, but both were very mild, and thin enough for a squeeze bottle. We didn't notice any chips, salsa bowls, guacamole, jalapeños or lime wedges. And none of the flavors were amped up. It just all came across as the typical home cooking they'd been raised on. But that has its own charm. And the tortillas (flour or white corn) all seemed homemade They have sodas, horchata and aguas frescas (no beer), or coffee (instant, I believe). But don't plan to stay too long or drink too much coffee, as there is no public restroom here.

Amazing food and good off the road. Not sure if the eggs are from the backyard but I'm hoping they…read moreare. Beautiful energy here and the plants and trees seem to be feeling the love too. Great spot! We are patient I promise... 30 minutes we are going to have to say goodbye to a star. Mose tacos truck styled spots are much faster. Well we just had to lose another star.. not sure how this place works but just had two family's that got here after us got their food prior to us. While two gentlemen prior to us have still not got there food - may leave it like this since we may never know if those two guys get their food.

Great place but sadly it is now permanently closed. Great people, great food. Sorry to see them…read morego.

Hole in the wall with good quality food! Small dining area - four tables; restroom out of order;…read moreAC vent dripped on my head; but delicious good quality Tex-Mex! Chicken fajitas were tender. Beef enchilada a "10 out of 10" per my son!

This place is a great option in town. My family frequents for family meals when we are all visiting…read moreand they never have difficulty seating a big party. Food is good and portions are big. Prices are fair and staff is nice. There is plenty of seating indoor and out on the patio. They have a full bar if that's what you are looking for. There's a little something for everyone!

Quinto Patio for the win. This was a very unexpected find. We dropped into Smithville and found…read morethis gem. The mexican food was great all around. We were in early on a Wedensday so it was not crowded but by the set up, including the band stage on the patio this will be a must return.

This is a new Mexican cafe, open for breakfast and lunch…read more They did a good job with the ambiance inside, with beautiful barn doors and a butterfly theme. And they keep the place exceptionally clean. Our server made us feel very welcome even though we showed up just before closing time (they close at 2 pm Tue - Sun and are closed all day Monday). Half the menu was breakfast and the other half was lunch. Beverages were colas, coffee, tea, lemonade and horchata. Lunch here is your typical Mexican lunch menu: tacos, enchiladas, quesadillas, fajitas, etc. They also had two specials today: Enchiladas Verde and Quesabirria Tacos. We tried and enjoyed both. The enchiladas had a lot of chicken in them. And while the birria lacked its typical au jus to dip the tacos in, they were still quite authentic and flavorful. The complimentary chips and salsa comes with a bean dip, and with two additional chile options, a spicy red chile and a chile verde. It was nice having all those options. For a healthier option, they also offer a large bowl of tortilla soup with spanish rice on the side. I'm not sure why they choose to open a Mexican restaurant right next to a Mexican restaurant, but the two restaurants are very different and keep different hours. We will come back to try their breakfast, as that appears to be their specialty.

Limited service hours but the breakfast tacos were amazing and very large. They have almost…read moreanything you want added to your tacos. Will definitely keep. This on my return list.

Great time at Los Caporales Good food ! Doesn't rush you…read moreenjoy your time there Molcajete was very good along with Mexican quac and some wings

A nice find in Giddings. The place is clean and the staff is friendly and welcoming…read more We ordered the tamales and the enchiladas. Chips and sauces are plentiful. We enjoyed our meals... more emphasis on the enchiladas. They were delish. They do not have a liquor license yet; however, you can still get a margarita with a "donation". We would visit again when in the area to try other items.

This was a great find on the way to Houston...but be prepared to be Packed out and very…read morefull...these breakfast Tacos are Huge....counter style service from some very friendly ladies....line moves very quick...Fresh ingredients with the handmade tortillas rolling off the flat top in the background. Cant see stopping anywhere else.

Heard this place was amazing. It's not. It's ok but far from amazing. Sure the portions are huge…read morebut you pay for that. I got the #8( eggs, chorizobacon,cheese) with beans. Had to wait because they were out of chorizo eggs. The bacon was not great it was hard and tough. The chorizo was not greasy at all(that's not good). I really could not taste it. The rest was just bland in general. The green sauce was spicy. It's like a verde salsa. It was the best thing about this place. The red was ok but too tomatoey. The set up inside was chaotic and disorganized. Hardly any drink selection. Staff was friendly. Over all it was not terrible but it fell way short of it's reputation

Food, staff and atmosphere was exceptional! I highly recommend this place for your authentic…read moreMexican dine in or take-out meals!

Best Tex Mex food from a family run restaurant. We love Las Cocinas and eat there often. Everything…read moreis awesome.

Tried something new this time, the Texas burrito, and was a bit underwhelmed. The burrito had…read morebeans, cheese, and chicken in it but had no rice nor did the plate come with a side of rice. It's covered in their chile con queso which adds a nice extra flavor, but I probably wouldn't get it again.

This was a typical Texmex restaurant. I was hoping for better food and atmosphere . The service…read morewas goid.