También tengo fotos de como se ve el restaurante pero nomas me deja subir 10 fotos. A mi esposo y a…read moremi nos gusta el restaurante; tiene buen sabor y ambiente. Lo UNICO que si les falta es invertirle es a los baños; an pasado años y no los an renovado o por lo menos meterle mano a la tubería. Si funcionan pero no se confien, si me entienden jaja! Aparte de eso la comida está muy rica! Deberían de cambiar las sillas por k ocupan mucho espacio pero es lo de menos son comodas nomas bromosas. Siempre recomiendo este lugar y seguiremos regresando :)

La comida es riquísima pero el servicio lento! Solo ir si…read moreno tienen otros planes porque se tardarán aunque no haiga clientes.

I found out about Casa del Senador through a recommendation from my cousin. I must say this place…read moreis really cool. I love when restaurants restore and repurpose historic houses and buildings. It's definitely something we love and appreciate back home in San Antonio. My immediate observation is that the place is beautiful and I love the old pictures of Piedras Negras on the walls. The menu is great and I loved the eggs Benedict I ordered. The only reason I didn't give this place 5 stars is because the service was lacking. Our server was not friendly nor attentive. I'd love to go back and try more of their menu. Their chips and salsa are amazing, btw.

Best restaurant within 150 miles. Hands down. If you're…read morevisiting Eagle Pass or Piedras Negras I HIGHLY recommend this place. It's a must visit when in the area. I had heard a lot of great things about this place online and I finally got the time to come try it out. WOW. From the moment you enter you're blown away from how they've kept a lot of the original materials. The restaurant served many purposes such as house, President palace (city hall), among other things many years ago. When you walk in you see the elegance from furniture, to lighting, to decoration. They offer lower level, upper level, private rooms, and outdoor terrace. Beautiful! Usually restaurants offer chips and salsa. This place offered corn bread fritters with two different salsas. The corn bread fritters have small pieces of chicharrón (pork grinds) if you've never had them, I highly recomendable them! They have a bunch of different dishes that fit everyone's budgets. I was craving seafood so I got the Pulpo En Adobo, it's octopus grilled over fire and glazed in an adobo sauce. The dish comes with mashed potatoes and Spinach and Peanut salad. I replaced the mashed potatoes for Jazmin rice. I gulped this down with a fresh lemonade made to order! Everything tasted delicious! Once again, I can't stress this enough! This place is a must!

Rio Grande is a small Mexican-style spot in a small town, and it's honestly a hidden gem. The place…read moreis really aesthetic and has a cozy vibe. Everyone was welcoming and friendly. The tacos are super cheap, but they taste amazing. I got the frijoles con chorizo and they were absolutely great. This place is amazing, and I would definitely come again!

I'm a Eagle Pass native back home visiting family. Came here for the first time and enjoyed what…read moremakes my hometown so memorable. Great food and lovely service. The coffee was surprisingly good too. I say that because cafes such as this tend to have weak coffee but this place was great!

Absolutely recommend Piedras Negras Tortilla Factory! Their menudo, barbacoa, homemade tortillas,…read moreand salsas are all incredible. You can't visit Eagle Pass without stopping by this authentic local spot. Our family loved picking up barbacoa by the pound, fresh tortillas, and a big bowl of menudo everything was delicious!

Everything you can expect from a quality taqueria specializing in barbacoa, tamales and carnitas…read more I wasn't even close to Eagle Pass, but figured I'd pull on over and visit because of the reviews on Yelp and I was glad I did. If you're running the Texas border and find yourself within 50 mi of this place (which is close in extreme SW Texas) and feel like some good barbacoa, and carnitas, then stop on by.

our last day in town and wanted to explore. we were looking for somewhere to hang out, eat and just…read morehave a good time. we came across this spot and thought it was worth to try. As soon as we entered the vicinity, my jaw dropped literally because it looked super cute and festive. The place is literally a mini San Miguel, Mexico. Anyhow, we were greeted warmly by the host and eventhough it looked busy we were escorted almost immediately to our table. We were greeted kindly by our server and was handed the menu. They have plenty of interesting drinks and cocktails, appetizers, entree and many Many more on their menu. We finally ordered our drinks and foods and was excited for them. The ambiance of this place were incredible. It has such a clean surroundings and pleasant atmosphere. Our drinks, chips and salsa and entree came with the right amount of wait time and we were ready to explorge. Everything was on point and we had a very appetizing and delicious meal as well as a wonderful time.

Excellent service and unique setting. The shrimp wrapped in bacon appetizer was filling on its own!read more

The food at this restaurant was really great, I enjoyed it. The service was exceptionalread more

The food was excellent there was many dishes that I liked but the dessert oh my gosh get yourself…read morethe guava dessert it's so delicious delicious worth worth it and I love the beans. I love the guacamole bowl with Chicharron. Everything was so fabulous. The service was great and personable and the ambience was top-notch. It's so classy elegant perfect for date night or dinner with the fam Bam highly recommend. My aunt got the fish with the garlic and believe me not a sliver of delicious garlic was left on that plate. She's 87 and stellar so she's keeping a secret. I'm sure.

We try to order from here when we're in town and generally the food is pretty good. We usually…read moreorder the family parrilla and the meat and chicken are good. This time we ordered the green enchiladas and a ribeye steak. The enchiladas were good but the steak was blue! I asked for medium well and this thing was still mooing. We ordered takeout so I had to cook it myself just to make it edible. The plate also came with a half baked potato and it was just that "half baked". Most of it was still raw. Very disappointed.

We started with the nachos, they consisted of chips with cheese sauce in a small basket…read more Unfortunately the chips were stale. Next we had arachera and sirloin for 2, they serve that with boracho beans. (I think they came from a can)! The meat was good ,tender, it tasted lemony. The mini flour tortillas and did not care for they were hard. We also ordered jalapeños wrapped in bacon. Those were okay. Service was great friendly waitress. I think we got lucky on this day they had live music.! A young man playing the guitar.

Came in from Central Texas and HAD to stop in after reading reviews. The whole experience was…read moregreat. The service was awesome and food didn't take too long to come out. I mean "made fresh to order" is worth it. The line got LONGGG after we arrived but still not a bad wait. The must try's were the quesabirria tacos WITH the birria ramen. Perfect combo for dipping . Both were so delicious. The only thing is we could've used more limes and we did have to ask for more utensils as they only gave us 1. Not a big deal though. Will be back anytime we are down here visiting.

This is how you do a food truck pick something and do it really well!…read more This food truck specializes in birria. We got the quesabirria with corn and with flour tortillas. - both were delicious! And very filling for 12.99(maiz) and 13.99 (harrisa) We also tried the corn in a cup. Wich was very very good! And a HUGE serving! For $5.99 Service was very very fast! The person who took our order was very helpful since it was our first time trying it! The food came out HOT and fresh! It was fantastic we will be back!

This place was recommended for authentic Mexican food. Please keep in mind there are so many…read moreregions in Mexico that one persons authentic food could be way different from another's. I found this place with no issues but parking was another story. I really didn't know where to park so I just parked next to the garage and thought that would work. lol. It did. I walked in and didn't know if I should seat myself so I just stood there and then I was told to sit anywhere. I chose to sit at a booth but after I got settled I realized I should have sat at a table because the table at the booth was too low and it slanted, sloped to the left. As I was looking around I noticed all the booths were like that. I decided to get the buffet. It was quick and I could see the food and decide accordingly. There was a good selection but I didn't see enchiladas. . . well what I think of as a traditional enchilada with cheese and sauce. I choose carnitas, picadillo, potato taquitos, caldo de rez, rice, carne guisado, and not sure if it was a taco or chalupa, and a lemonade. I didn't eat all this lol it was more so a tasting menu. Everything I had tasted good but I was missing that cheesy enchilada. I also had some chips and salsa. . . Red and a green guacamole type. They make homemade tortillas so I asked for two of each. I had so much food that I ended up taking the flour tortillas with me and ate them the next day. Staff were very attentive and the drink was sooo big they never had to come back to fill it. I didn't realize the buffet was $20. . . but if you can eat then it's worth it. I also didn't realize they had a menu to order from. If I'm in the area I'd give it another try.

If I could give 0 stars, I would. The food was…read morehorrible--bland, lacking variety, and definitely not worth the $14.99 price for a single buffet. No pancakes, nothing kid-friendly, and no refills on drinks. Overall a very disappointing experience. I won't be coming back.