The environment was clean and colorful, the food is very delicious, and our waitress was so…read morefriendly and very hard-working. In general, it's a perfect place for you and your family to spend time and eat together.

Frida has a beautiful atmosphere with very nice decor, but the music didn't match the theme of the…read morerestaurant. Given the name and aesthetic, it would make more sense to play music inspired by Frida Kahlo's tastes--Mexican folk, mariachi, jazz, or even classical--to enhance the experience. The staff was friendly and welcoming. They understood English well, even though they primarily spoke Spanish, which wasn't an issue. The menu was written in Spanish but included clear English descriptions, making it easy to navigate. Overall, it's a pleasant spot with potential, but the ambiance could be improved to better match the concept. The huevos rancheros plate was okay, but there were a few disappointing details. The beans tasted like they came straight out of a can and were served in very small portions, along with the potatoes. The potatoes were cut into very large pieces and were under-seasoned, which made them less enjoyable. Overall, it was filling, but with better seasoning and more care in the sides, this dish could be much better.

Highly recommend this establishment ! Very pleased with the service, food and ambiance !…read more The servers were very nice and helpful and quick to check on our table ! The food was fast and delicious ! My baby boy loved the pesto pasta and salmon as we shared it. My mom also ate all of her food as well and said how good it was. Will def be going again sometime in the near future !

This is a classy restaurant in the north part of town, but it is also located near my client's…read moresite. It made for an easy choice when it came to a lunch option. The prices here are reasonable compared to Houston or Dallas, for example, but most everything is a la carte, so you can spend a lot quickly if not careful. My eyes were set on the seabass ceviche, so I know I had to have that. I also wanted a cocktail, but I remembered I had a long drive ahead of me, so I just opted for more food instead. I ordered the corn flake fried chicken sandwich. Ceviche - a nicely sized portion that comes with 2 crispy tortillas. Inside the ceviche are finely diced carrots, red onions and cucumbers, cilantro, sliced avocado, and numerous pieces of diced fish and lime juice at the bottom. 5/5 Chicken sandwich - served on a plate with 2 sliced yellow cherry tomatoes sitting face down. This has a large breast, with pickles and cole slaw. 3/5 This is my kinda place, and it seems fairly unusual to find a restaurant like this in Laredo of all places. I would definitely come back on my next visit to Laredo.

I really enjoyed the vibes in this coffee house the bartender is so nice and easy to talk with I…read morereally recommend the Nutella croissant I will come back soon.

My go to seasonal drink is the cookie delight with cold foam! Just the right balance of sweet and…read morenice espresso flavor. This coffee shop is perfect to get some work done and meet great people. The baristas are great and are always open to conversation. The place has ambient type lighting which is perfect to read a book or chat up. Also, the place has tons of seating and plugs all across the shop. There are real flowers on the tables adding a nice touch to such a cozy vibe. I will keep coming back to this place!

Great visit! Parking lot had space. We were seated immediately…read more Service was fast and courteous. Everyone jumps in to offer menu and drinks. No waiting for an assigned person to come to your table. Manger Wallace's out food! It's all hands on deck at this place. We had the menudo, really good! But I really love their bread and pastries Today in honor of Super Bowl they have custom concha's. Go Pats! Really lovely breakfast experience! Everyone was so welcoming. Hot chocolate was cute but not too sweet

Beautiful little spot. Clean. Authentic food and coffee. Don't forget the pan dulce. The staff was…read moresuper kind and helpful. Next time I'm in Laredo, I'll be back!

While down in Laredo, I was taken aback! I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me when I saw the…read moresign. I have not seen a Kettle in decades. While growing up in Conroe as a young lad, a Kettle was located in town near the interstate. It was never really a culinary delight, but it was 24 hours, and catered to the drunken crowd at 2 A.M. After many years, it closed, and I've never seen one since. Curious to see if the Kettle was still the same, my friend and I decided to give this one a whirl. To be fair, my expectations were low, and the bar was set very low upon walking in. I have always thought of Kettle to be a red headed step child to Shoney's. Upon pulling in the parking lot, it was not very busy. The exterior was pretty run down, and the building looks like it could use a facelift and a new coat of paint. Upon walking in we were greeted and sat down in good time. The inside looked like an old antiquated diner, as expected, but was surprisingly clean. Upon walking to our table, we passed by a dog approximately the size of a Labrador, sitting by a table. No biggie, maybe it is a service dog. Upon closer look, the dog was not a service dog, and was a pet of a homely looking fella in a booth. Before all of the dog lovers get on my case about being mean to dogs, I am a dog lover myself, and have two dogs of my own. Also, my comment regarding the homely fella is not meant to be offensive, as I am not better than anyone. That being said, the dog was not a service dog, and was very attentively waiting to be fed by its owner. The dog also had no vest, or items that usually mark a service dog. It was at this point I was tempted to leave, as this is disgusting, and highly unsanitary. While the establishment should have a no dog policy (service dogs excluded), I decided to give this place a chance. The waitress took our drink orders, brought our drinks, and took our order. The menus look old, and the food in the pictures do not look very appealing. My friend ordered the #41 and I ordered a three egg omelet. We waited for our food, and our drink glasses stayed at acceptable levels. So far, so good. Food came out in average time. My omelet was very good. The hash browns left a little to be desired, but still not bad. My friend ate his food and did not have any complaints. The service sort of trailed off after we got our food. We asked for our check, but the waitress never came back. After we waited long enough, we just decided to go up to the front and wait for our check. When we did that, our waitress reappeared quickly, and cashed us out. Overall, I would say the experience was just meh. My low expectations did not disappoint me at all. The food was surprisingly good, and better than the one in Conroe I was accustomed to. The experience with the dog just ruined it for me. This could have easily been a three or four star visit, Fido ruined that. Do I recommend this place? I would say maybe. Depending on what you are looking for, and if you have an open mind, I would say sure, why not. If you are looking for a more modern and upscale place, pass on by. I would have to say this is probably my first review where I have been so indecisive on recommending a place to eat or not. Enjoy.

I stopped by for the first time in years. The atmosphere is that of a run down dinner. The service…read moreis awful, with a sense of entitlement that says "don't ask me, don't bother me". The food is unsatisfactory. I ordered the eggtravaganza which consist of 4 eggs, hash browns and bacon with a side order of two pancakes. After about 30 minutes of waiting, I finally got my meal. The eggs were "MEH", the hash browns were extremely toasted and hard as a rock. When I tasted them, I taught I had gotten a small rock on my teeth. The bacon, appeared undercooked and had a distinct taste and smell to it. I spit it out as , as It was EXPIRED. I put the plate aside and tried the pancakes. They were "grainy and blend", I ate a few bites and abandoned the plate. I told the waitress of the EXPIRED bacon and for her to tell the cook. She just said OK, and if I wanted something different. I said "no" the bacon had ruined my appetite. I asked for the bill, she went to get it. Upon paying I noticed she removed the plate and left the pancakes. Nonetheless, I ended up paying about 15 bucks for two pancakes and a cup of coffee. Service and food are horrible at such place.

One of the nicer taco places. Clean and pretty spacious. There's a sauce area and unlimited chips…read more The chilaquiles was decent. Nothing extraordinary but a solid restaurant.

Taco Palenque . . . how do I love thee? Let me count the ways . . . Taco Pirata . . . Salsa Bar …read more . . Bean and Cheese Taco . . . 24/7 Service . . . Fideo! Keep it coming! No wonder why everyone I ask for food recommendations in this town sends me this way!

A friend and I visited Guerrero's Restaurant yesterday morning, and I was absolutely pleased with…read morethe food and service. The Huevos Ranchero's were delicious. I highly recommend Guerrero's for some delicious food and great service!

The service was courteous, the environment was clean & low-noise levels, the food was good not like…read morethe previous time. There's always room for improvements.

Hoping everyone is well.Virus thing is very difficult to even enjoy being a Yelper.Being in Laredo…read moreI came across this place which was the bomb.Food was excellent compared to many other choices in the area literally Mexico.

Very full service was still very good fast and restaurant is clean. Food is what's expected. I…read morerecommend! Parking is the only downside to the location.

Great service, burgers are delicious!! Breakfast is as well…read moreI will definitely be back highly recommended

I thought the meat was seasoned well but it was kind of tough. I got the puntas de filite and it…read morewas pretty good. I know my friends liked their food better so it might just have been my dish that was a bit tough. The service was alright, a bit slow, but the workers were nice. The inside is very spacious and cute and the lighting was nice.

My wife and I were in Laredo for a Global Entry interview at the Laredo Processing Center. We drove…read moredown for ~3 hours since neither Austin nor San Antonio airports has openings until October and September, respectively. We have an international trip coming up in October so we wanted to knock this thing out as quickly as possible. OK, back to the review. Before we left for Laredo, we checked out recent articles for restaurants to check out and things to do. There were quite a few intriguing dining options but less with regards to appealing options for what to do. We checked out the historic district but, teeming multitudes of perfume stores and money exchange places, the area lacked any charm whatsoever. It actually felt like we were in Mexico. When we checked into our hotel, we asked the lady at the front desk for lunch recommendations and things to do. She couldn't recommend anything to see in the area but suggested Palenque Grill for lunch, which was on our list of possibles. Palenque Grill, located just off I-35, is quite spacious. We were seated immediately and served some warm and crispy tortilla chips with various sauces...loved them all but I preferred the spicy salsa while my wife loved the bean dip. My wife ordered the Pechuga de Pollo ($19) and I tried their Puntas de Filete ($21). My wife was surprised at how flavorful the chicken was, although she thought the veggies were overcooked. I liked the flavor of tender beef tips in that savory sauce. Loved the freshly made flour and corn tortillas. All in all, a good lunch option, albeit perhaps not the best value around. Not your typical Tex-Mex. Service was very attentive and friendly. Lunch for 2 came out to just over $55 with tip.