I was visiting Angleton, Texas for the first time. I went to Mi Tierra which was a Mexican and…read moreSalvadorian restaurant. I got to try pupeseria for the first time. It was pretty unique. I was a thick corn tortilla that had stuffing inside such as cheese and pollo or chorizo. That was topped off with a spicy lettuce salad. I also got their quesadilla el pastor. It was pretty yummy. The pastor was rich in flavor and covered with cheese. The cheese pull on this was amazing. In addition, I also got their horchata. This was a little different as it was more milk with less cinnamon which is what I prefer a lot of the times I feel like it is over powered with cinnamon. Their service was spectacular. I went with a big group of 7 and although there was another big party that was there before us. They help us arrange the tables and served us quickly.

$5 lunch that was a complete success! So delicious and such a cute restaurant inside, the waitress…read morewas very nice! I tried their Chicken/Cheese and Bean/Cheese Pupusas

First time here. Found it in Yelp as we were driving back from Galveston. Looks small from the…read moreoutside but the inside has lots of space. They also have outdoor patio seating. Our server was very friendly. She gave us extra time to look over the menu and kept our glasses full. We got the Grilled Chicken Sandwich and Fish Tacos. Both really good choices. Cooked and seasoned perfectly. The Sandwich came with French Fries and the tacos came with rice and beans. If you're in Texas City swing by and try them out. Easy parking plus they have a full bar.

Opened this summer, Mr. Taco is Texas City's newest Mexican eatery. It's located about a block away…read morefrom the fairly busy Palmer Highway, which makes it a little hard to spot. But once you arrive, you're in for a real culinary trip south of the border. ​I dropped in very eager to try one of their taco plates. While the pictures on the restaurant's Facebook page had already piqued my appetite, I wanted to see for myself if they were the real deal. So, for my first meal here, I ordered the Pastor Street Tacos. ​Like at any good Mexican restaurant, my meal began with chips and salsa. It's an unwritten rule of mine that if the complimentary chips and salsa are good, the main dishes will be just as good, if not better. Fortunately, that rule holds true for Mr. Taco. I tried both the red and green salsas, which were truly spicy--a definite plus in my book. ​The tacos arrived after a few minutes. While the menu said they were miniature--there were four in total--they were a perfect portion. Anchored by marinated pork and topped with fresh onions and cilantro on corn tortillas, the tacos were accompanied by a bean-filled consomme and rice. With just one bite, I imagined myself on the streets of Guadalajara or Monterey; the authenticity was simply evident. ​I occasionally dipped the tacos in the consomme, which I could describe as a bit earthy and salty. Overall, the meal was incredibly enjoyable. This dish is a prime candidate for a go-to order on a return visit. ​I was very well taken care of by our waiter, Samuel. The meal's spiciness had me quickly finishing my water, but he kept the glasses coming without me having to ask. ​While working on the meal, I was parked in front of one of the business's massive TVs, which were tuned to the Astros game. That said, I consider Mr. Taco an ideal place to catch a game. It helps that it's open until 10 p.m.--or 2 a.m. on the weekends--though a staff member told me that's assuming they're not having a slow night. ​Price-wise, I'd say the costs are quite fair. My platter was about $13, which would be roughly three dollars more elsewhere.

For fine dining in Galveston, this restaurant is a can't-miss experience. Reservations are highly…read morerecommended, and there is a dress code, so be prepared, but the service definitely lives up to the expectations. We were there for our 27th wedding anniversary and were pampered by the staff all evening! The cuisine is Nicaraguan-inspired seafood and proteins, which I was not familiar with at all, but everything we had was delicious. The meal begins with fried crispy plantains with two different dipping sauces that are heavenly. We chose the empanadas for our appetizers, then I had the sea scallops while my husband ordered a seafood pasta dish. The restaurant is quiet and elegant, but not at all stuffy. They treated us to cake at the end, which is the only thing I got a picture of (sorry!!) but I so recommend this restaurant!!

White tablecloth, great service & ambiance. Dined there with party of 4. Crab cake is both…read moregenerous & delicious. Shrimp in Marsala sauce, outstanding. Vuelva à la Vida is excellent. It ain't cheap but you get quality, good portions and a seasoned staff capable of delivering a great experience.

Shuko's Latin Restaurante was better than I thought. The location is not bad and prices are…read moresurprisingly decent. Shuko's is a fusion of Latin cuisine and American comfort food. The interior and decor is like Tex-Mex style, with fancy light fixtures. Their food arrives fresh and hot from the kitchen. The staff are kind and patient. Yes, Shuko's has a little bar inside and there's a Happy Hour special (I don't drink). There's a kids' menu too and they also serve breakfast. Their Shuko's (sandwiches) are a traditional and most iconic street food from Guatemala. These sandwiches are a must-try! Minor downside, refills on beverage (except water) costs extra. I'd love to come here again.

When I saw the name Shuko 502 in Deer Park, I thought no way, Guatemalan food out here. But to my…read moresurprise, it's more of a Central American fusion spot, with nods to several countries. Still, the name Shuko had me curious, it's one of Guatemala's most iconic street foods, so I had to try it. For those who don't know, a traditional Guatemalan shuko is street food done right: grilled bun, steamed hot dog, Guatemalan-style guacamole (no onions or tomatoes), sauerkraut, mustard, ketchup, and mayo. Their take here is a bit different no guac on mine, but still packed with flavor. A mix of grilled meats, sauerkraut, and condiments all stuffed into a roll. Definitely not traditional, but still tasty. I also tried one of their pupusas, and it hit the spot. A classic revuelta melted cheese and chicharrón oozing out of a perfectly griddled corn masa pocket. Comfort food, plain and simple. Only downside The fries. They were undercooked, a little limp. Just needed a bit more time in the fryer. But overall, if you're into street food with a Central American twist, Shuko 502 is worth the stop.

This place is fantastic!! The atmosphere was charming and staff pleasant, helpful and polite. We…read moreordered the seared tuna nachos which was probably my absolute favorite. Had a Cuban coffee, poblano soup. I would definitely come back. Thank you for making this a wonderful experience.

Their camarones a la diabla is perfect. I have ordered it on more than one occasion. It has just…read morethe right amount of heat to add spice and flavor to the dish, but not overpower it. The ingredients in it are also very fresh. Seriously, I've joked in the past with the wait staff about ordering a second plate (assuming my head was screwed on correctly). Absolute must try.

We were driving around Galveston this evening looking for a new unique place to try. All the places…read morewe found on Yelp are either too busy or closed. We finally decided to just go back to our usual go-to place (Mercadito Taqueria) since we ran out of options, it's getting late and we're hangry! Before we got to the Mexican place, I noticed the Honduras sign and told my husband to turn around so we can check it out. We saw a few people inside and then I checked on yelp. They had a decent review so we went for it! And I'm glad we did!! At first we were confused about what to do since the counter isn't very visible from when you enter the door. The customers in there are all Hispanics and of course we get the weird looks. We don't speak Spanish so we don't know who to ask what to do either. Then this nice lady came up to us and told us to pick a table. She gave us menus and patiently waited for us to place our order. I ordered the chicken breast dinner for me and my boys shared the fried chicken meal. My husband ordered #6 (forgot what it's called but it looks like an empanada). She served chips and a bean dip. That bean dip is amazing! My youngest kid doesn't eat bananas at all but he ate those banana chips like a champ! The fried chicken is very crunchy and very flavorful. My husband really enjoyed his meal too. We also tried a Honduras soda (grape flavor) and it was interestingly good as well. This is our first time to eat a Honduras meal and it's been a great and delicious first experience! It turns out also, that the lady who welcomed us in is the owner of the place. Such as very nice lady! If there's one thing I would suggest that needed to be changed in her restaurant, that would be a BIGGER sign! I didn't realize they've been around for 3 years! And we also ways drive by here and have eaten at the next door restaurants and have never seen this one! We sure will be back here again!

I was been working in the area I've been here before, but never taking the time to actually write a…read morereview food was really good. Reasonable prize will be coming back. Highly recommend.

This place was such a pleasant surprise that I invited a group of friends to meet me there a few…read moreweeks later. The edamame falafel was so moist & delicious. We had yuca fries, empanafas, the cheese (both fried & cold). All were good. The best thing for me was the sandwich they make with flattened, fried plantains that serve as the bread. I loved it & ordered it both visits. It's called a patacon. The restaurant is small but clean & has plenty of tables. There's usualky a game on the tv. Our server was very sweet.

I just walked in the door about 5 minutes ago. First time ever coming into this establishment. The…read moreyoung lady working the front counter was too sleepy to help or give me answers to my simple questions. I asked about their Monday BOGO special for cachapas, she lays her head down and starts waving her finger up and down. I asked her if she could speak up (because the TV was blaring) she continued to mumble. I asked her if she was ok, she said yes but she's sleepy. Apparently too sleepy to provide a modicum of customer service. I was really looking for to trying their food since I've passed them so many times before. Needless to say I'm not paying for bad service at the onset... The place was empty. I can't help but to think it's because they are sleeping on their customers. I see your response, which is exactly why I didn't bother to ask for a manager. This can't be the first time someone has received bad service like this because the young lady was too comfortable with her behavior. You'd do better to speak with your staff to not give zero star service. Thanks but no thanks.

Best empanadas in Montgomery County! I like the black bean and cheese. So puffy and good. Not…read moregreasy. Also love the Arepas. Real ones :) Family owned and operated. Real food. Nice people. The location and vibe is a container food court with backyard for kids to play and dog friendly. Clean restrooms. Eating at Fran's for the second day in a row. Love & Arepas :)

Delicious Venezuelan empanadas!! And 10/10 service :) happy to have this place so close by! Will be…read morecoming back!

Just got back home from picking up alllll these goodies and WOW, this place is literally amazing…read more The people at the cashier are really sweet and accommodating, and the vintage atmosphere is literally top tier. Now ...about the food, yall are really sleeping on this place, HOW IS THERE NOT A LINE?! Seriously, the little breakfast bows are insanely delicious, the cinnamon rolls ARE BETTER THAN CINNABON... I'm very serious. Haven't tried their poptarts yet as those are for my kiddos but I know they'll love them...look how cute they are! Their coffee is really good too! Will def be recommending to everyone over here in angleton. Thank yall!

Was eager to try this new coffee shop today and left feeling mixed…read more The positives: it's super cute and rustic inside, big and open with a variety of comfortable seating. There's even a patio outside with swings which was fun and unique. This would definitely be a great place to study or catch up with friends. I loved the assortment of pastries they had, everything looked super yummy. The breakfast rolls and kolache bow were pretty good. The coffee was okay, I got the tiramisu latte. However the wait for me and my friends' food (we each got one drink and one pastry) took a very long time, maybe 20 minutes or more. We kept looking towards the counter expectantly hoping our orders would be out soon, other customers seem to be doing the same. When our orders finally came out I had to ask again for my breakfast bow and for my drink to be the correct size I ordered. My friend had to get her iced chai remade because it tasted like plain milk with nothing added to it. The staff was accommodating and nice but it put a damper on things to wait a long time just for coffee (our group was only second in line when we arrived) and to go back to the counter to ask for things to be remade/our pastries. TL;DR: nice quiet atmosphere, cute aesthetics, but wish wait time wasn't so long and there were less bumps in getting our orders