This place is a hidden gem. The ambiance is a vibe. They have lots of TV'S. Hubby wanted to go here…read morefor Father's Day and when we went the Fifa game was on. It was loud and fun and packed. Our server Luis was super nice and very attentive. You can see that all the employees help each other out which is a good thing. Hubby and I ordered Mexican candy shots and they were so good. Hubby got the Texas quesadilla with chicken and he could not stop talking about how good it is. I ordered the Flautas with rice and refried beans. The flautas were with chicken and it had so much flavor. The rice and refried beans were good. Hubby and I will surely be back again. We want to check out their happy hour.

If I could give La Fondita Mexican Restaurant six stars, I would legally change the rating system…read morejust to make it happen. Let me set the scene: I walked in expecting a casual meal and maybe a decent taco. What I got instead was a borderline spiritual awakening wrapped in foil and served with rice and beans. First of all -- the giant piña colada. When they say giant, they are not messing around. This thing arrived like it had its own gravitational pull. I'm pretty sure I saw a small family of tourists orbiting it. One sip and I was transported to a beach that doesn't even exist on any map -- coconutty, icy perfection with just enough kick to make me briefly consider texting my boss that I've moved to an island and won't be returning. Then came the beans. Listen carefully: I don't throw this word around lightly -- perfect. These beans were so good I genuinely paused mid-bite and just stared into the middle distance reevaluating my entire life. Creamy, rich, seasoned like someone's abuela whispered ancient secrets into the pot. I would trust these beans with my taxes, my passwords, and honestly my emotional well-being. And the corn tortillas... dear lord, the corn tortillas. I have had tortillas in many places, including at my own abuela's table -- and saying this feels like confessing a sin -- but these might be the best I've ever had besides abuela's. Warm, soft, slightly charred in all the right places, like they were handmade by someone who has been perfecting this craft since before I was born and possibly before electricity was invented. If I could build a house out of these tortillas, I would. I would live there. Happily. And then--just when I thought things couldn't escalate further--the huevos rancheros arrived. Eggs cooked to that perfect sweet spot where the yolk still has a little rebellion left in it, laid over a bed of everything that matters, all tied together with a sauce that refuses to be anything less than unforgettable. It's the kind of breakfast that makes you question why you ever settle for anything less in life. Comforting, bold, and somehow both rustic and wildly impressive at the same time. Everything else on the plate? Outstanding. Rice that actually deserves to be eaten and not just politely ignored. Salsa that sneaks up on you like, "oh this is nice--OH okay there it is." Service? Friendly, fast, and somehow emotionally supportive. Atmosphere? The kind of place where you immediately feel like a regular even if it's your first time. Final verdict: If you are anywhere within a 50-mile radius of Denton and you are not eating at La Fondita Mexican Restaurant, you are making a series of deeply questionable life choices. I came in hungry. I left changed.

First of all, this is the first bakery I've found in my 21 years in Texas that's even close to the…read morequality and feel of the bakeries in Southern California and I'm so excited. All of their selections are very good and very fresh and you have to come by frequently to see what is rotating in and out - like seasonal baked items depending on the holidays. Lots to choose from - it's almost impossible for me to choose and keep from buying more than my family will eat. Great customer service, great quality and the prices are so good. Why aren't there more bakeries like Lucy's in North Texas?! Regarding my 21 years here, I lived in Allen for most of that time and there are a couple grocery stores over there but their selections were woefully lacking compared with what Lucy's offers - also they weren't as fresh. Lucy's is what's up.

I've lived in this area for over three years and never knew this bakery was there. But then I never…read moredrive that way. I was anxious to visit this place. I'll try a new bakery now and then, in search of a good place close to me. I'm very picky on the flavors of the bakery's breads and such. I'll usually try a new bakery at least once. If it doesn't grab me the first time, I'll move on. It was really good. The concha's have a little flavor, they could use just a little bit more anise, but not enough to keep me from buying them. The empanadas were fantastic! I love Gallinas, but this place didn't have them, maybe next time. This will be my permanent bakery, unless I move out of this area.

First time here, really enjoyed the service and the food. Staff was friendly and attentive…read morerestaurant was clean look like a family run place, which is always nice. Had a bar area and cocktails as well. Had the street tacos, chicken, pork, steak, corn, tortillas, cilantro, and onions. The Charro beans were delicious as was the fresh salsa. I definitely will visit again

Food was nothing to write home about. Just your typical run…read moreof the mill suburban Mexican place. Quality of food was okay, but not for the price. The service staff were great though.

10/10!!!! food was amazing authentic mexican food!!! great prices too, service was great!read more

Four of us and we are all worried we may get sick from this food…read more Horrible isn't even close to what this was like. Drink station did not work. We paid for drinks. Asked to fix it. They did but still didn't dispense sodas. Asked to get cans out of fridge and they started to say no. Like we paid for a drink. Come on. Food came. ICE COLD. ALL OF IT. Fajitas, enchilada, quesadillas. HOW were they cold?? Cheese not even melted. Zero seasoning. Meat for each plate. Seemed CHARRED and tasted burnt. Also tasted rancid. Ended up spitting out the chicken into napkins. Yes. At the table. Gagging. Cold inside. Sterile feeling. Bad experience. Bad. We have lived all over the United States and have traveled all over the world. Even in Third World countries we've had better street food.

THE FOOD IS FIREEEEEE!!!!!!!…read more I was really shocked that I was able to really enjoy tacos that were completely vegan. The rice was good. The beans were good. The tres leches was good. I came back probably three times that month. It is take out only, so you're not able to die in here, but they have some tables and stuff outside that you can buy that, but that's really the only downside

We tried Pepitas since we were not eating actual meat at the time. I ordered pickup - I'd never…read morebeen before and it's just a pickup spot. There's a window to order and then a screen with compartments to pick up your order... very small. I waited a few minutes upon arriving for my order and then headed home. It was pretty good. My son didn't really care for his quesadillas but everyone else thought it was pretty good.

We went in with a party of 6 at 11 in Saturday and got seated right away! Starting with a…read moreridiculously delicious loaded Bloody Mary. That beauty was a meal on its own so my hunny shared the toppings as an appetizer for the table! We ordered mimosas and specialty cocktails and noshed as we waited for those on tempura fried deviled eggs, a split German sausage, pickles, salami and cheese. When our drinks came, we ordered! I got the charcuterie board, it was ok. My hubby got an amazing lobster egg dish. My friends ordered some kind of bowl and the smoked salmon sammich! My friend has to follow a low histamine diet and they easily accommodated! All in all, amazing staff, service and food! I can't wait to go back!! Go there. Get some! Life is too short for boring food!!!

I walked in here not knowing I needed a reservation (or that my friend booked one) and the hostess…read morekind of looked at me like ..."okay well you need a reservation." I was also a bit underdressed as I didn't know it was a "real table cloth" kind of place, but my shorts and tshirt were fine. Once my friend got there and gave the reservation name, the hostess apologized to my friend because there would be a 10- 15 or so minute wait beyond of scheduled time. We sat on the patio and just chatted. The prices were a bit high, but that's to be expected for a steak-like house with farm to table options. The menu is ever-revolving so it may be different when you return. I just got a wine and a ceasar salad and they both were fine, nothing crazy. We got complimentary jalepeno cornbread in a tin can which was pretty good -- very light and airy with a little kick if you bite a pepper just right. Our waitress was fine, my friend didn't get carded for his drink but I did haha. They had the Olympics on which I appreciated because that place didn't strike me as a typically having sports on in the background. All in all, it would be a nice little place for a date if you want to shell out some money. The couple next to us got a chef's 4 course menu and the only reason I know that is because the tables are jammed in there so tight you're almost at 2 tables at once. But like I said, go there if you want to show off to a date that you spend a little more on them.

Very Nice bar and grill with nice size bar area…read more They play poker here on Sundays for two games first one at 3 and second game at 5pm. The reason for the 3 start is the food and the prices. Bottle beer 5 dollars each Sodas 3 dollars each no refills Burger and onion rings 14.00 The onion rings were bomb but the burger not so much needed flavor and or seasoning. Going to try something new next time so if you eat Colombian food please let me know what I need to try!!

Para nunca jamás regresar ni el Sancocho menos la bandeja la…read morechica muy amable pero la demora y el mal sabor de los platos dejó mucho de decir

Wild Cactus Cantina & Grill is a pretty cool spot to hang out, grab some drinks, and get some food…read morewith friends. We came here with a group, and the whole setup worked really well for just sitting around, talking, and having a good time. I probably wouldn't come here absolutely starving though. A lot of the menu is smaller dishes and à la carte items, so it's more of a place to grab some food while you're having drinks and hanging out. I had the beef birria taco plate with rice and beans, and it was enough to fill me up, but I definitely wasn't stuffed afterward. The chips and salsa were really good. The salsa has a decent kick to it, but apparently not enough to slow me down because I went through two baskets of chips and two ramekins of salsa. Our server was great. She checked on us regularly, made sure we had everything we needed, and kept the drinks from sitting empty for long. The atmosphere was probably my favorite part. They have regular tables and chairs, but also couches and comfy chairs, so it's easy to settle in and stay awhile without feeling rushed. Overall, Wild Cactus is a great place for some drinks, good conversation, and a little food along the way. Just don't show up expecting a giant dinner.

The whole vibe of this place is great! The food was wonderful, the drinks (I had my favorite…read moremangonada) were delicious and the service was exceptional. Highly recommend.

Last time I went food was cold smaller servings than before 2020.& prices went up quite a bitread more

I am hoping today was just a bad day at La Milpa. We were there 20 minutes before we ever got…read morewaters and 25 before our drinks arrived. It took another 10 before our server ever came to the table. The queso blanco was not hot. The server was either too busy or just not well-managed. He was friendly, but we only saw him twice in the entire hour we were there. The food was good. They have always been good before (albeit a little slow). But today was just a disappointment. I don't think we will be back for a while.