This is the taco I was looking for all day! (I visited three places looking for a good taco.)…read more Classic tacos: corn tortillas and meat with some optional vegetables on the side. I got the lengua, tripa, and tropo. They were all different and delicious. The lengua was so tender. I loved the crispiness of the tripa. The tropo was somewhere in between. All three were well seasoned and I could just eat the meat by itself. I'm trying to figure out when I'll go back. Maybe tomorrow?

Best horchata (should have orders 2 because it didn't last long ) and the BEST MENUDO they added…read morepigs feet and usually when I order menudo Elsewhere they don't add that.10/10

$1 Tacos on Tuesdays and Thursdays!!! Located in downtown Royse City, Birrieria Aguinaga is…read morewonderful spot to spot by for some good tacos. The inside has some great seating and very attentive servers, who check in but also let you be. I'm surprised it was not packed. I got some Tinga Tacos and I did not want to stop eating them (I had to because it was too much food). Also, the chips and salsa are solid!

We are new to the area and wanted to try s o me authentic tacos since living in NC for 4 years…read more Loved, loved, loved the Taco Tuesday specials. Everything was fresh and tasted just perfect! The meat was cooked and seasoned correctly with no grease! We got ourselves a little sweet treat of churros and a cup of elote. Service was fast was greeted at the door and they automatically gave us a menu. I love the mix of vintage and modern farmhouse theme they have going on while staying in touch with their roots. They sell mexican deserts and have a display of mexican candy. The parking is very limited since its on main street. So do not use the parking on the side next to the post office it's for the post office workers use the other side and front street parking. They also have online ordering on their website. We are definitely coming back here again.

The food was great! I love that it gives a feel of being in a restaurant in Mexico. We had the…read morespicy chilaquiles definitely spicy! But yummy! And some egg tacos with flour tortillas and beans! Excited to come back and try more things on their menu!

The food is good but the servers do not have a friendly or welcoming attitude. Yes, this is a food…read moretruck establishment but does have some seating inside the shack and picnic tables with umbrellas that do not work outside. The picnic tables are under trees, willow tree, that was bothersome. Go to the restroom before you head over there bc the only facility is a port o'potty. There are a lot of ants so some pest control would be a good idea.

Si Señor is a great little restaurant connected to a small store with fresh produce named Bella's…read moreMarket, owned by the same person I believe. The service is good, the food is great, and there is a big outdoor area in the back of the restaurant with table service and a nice yard and covered patio. My favorite is the Carne Asada Fries. I order them every time, except the couple times I ordered the chimichanga, which is also great! Their queso blanco is also really good! I'm a sucker for some good queso blanco. The owner is very nice and friendly, the staff is very welcoming.

The food, queso, chips and salsa were all delicious. We love this place it never fails to scratch…read moreour Mexican food itch.

Absolutely amazing food. I got quesabirria and it is so good it makes me feel like I'm back in…read moreCalifornia! The service was super fast and the guy helping me was so friendly. It's an outdoors food truck and I loved the way it was decorated with the lights (though I may have been too tall lol). Overall great experience!

Stopped in on a Saturday not too long after opening. They didn't have their menu up yet. I had to…read moreask for it. Ordered the quesabirria tacos and a strawberry tres leches cake. Received my food about 10 minutes after ordering. Meat was kinda plain, needs more flavor. I added a hint of salt. It helped. The tres leches cake was moist and soft but flavorwise it was okay. Fine if you want to finish with a dessert. There's a few tables to eat if you choose to do so. Pricing was fine, the woman who took my order was nice but overall, I felt the food needed more flavor. While I wouldn't order either item again, I'd give them another shot with trying something else.

What a jewel! Authentic Mexican food made to order at dinner. Lunch has a popular buffet. We…read moredrove from Rowlett per a friend's recommendation. Well worth the drive. Family owned, daughters and grandson help out.

Great family owned spot! Wasn't sure what to expect when I stopped by, but was pleasantly…read moresurprised. Great food & customer service.

I've stopped in here a few times now, and it's consistently great -- never a miss. The fried…read morecatfish wears the thinnest, most flavorful batter jacket -- underneath, the fish is flaky and pristine. Fries bring a sneaky little kick that keeps you reaching back. Shrimp? Crispy armor on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside -- not a rubbery tail in sight. And then there's Ciro. The man refuses to sit still. He's at the register, flipping fish, and bringing plates to your table -- all side-by-side with his crew like it's just another Tuesday. No high perch, no clipboard, nope. The boss sweats with the team, and you can taste that energy in every bite. Hidden gem? More like a delicious little secret hiding in plain sight off I-30.

We've been here before and had a good dining experience, but tonight was awful…read more 9 piece shrimp scampi advertised as served with a lemon garlic butter sauce, served with rice and toast. Sounds good, right? What I got was shrimp drowned in melted butter with a tablespoon of rice tossed in, and two ends cut off a dinner roll. There was no seasoning. No lemon. No garlic. And definitely no toast. I used those little dinner roll ends to soak up some of the cup of butter it was swimming in but they made no difference.This was just lazy. I ate the overcooked shrimp because I could pull it out of its grease bath, but the rest could not be rescued from the oil spill. I would have tried if the clipped ends of the dinner roll had been toasted. The rice was a goner before I could attempt a save. A cup of melted butter is NOT a sauce, Ciro's! Do better. I certainly won't ever order this again.

Tiny little meat market, grocery store and Mexican restaurant where you can find everything from…read morecharcoal grills, knife sets, electric scooters to tacos and Mexican bread. You can feel right away that the employees are happy and motivated, they will take care of you quickly and in the friendliest way. This is one of those places that visiting is a must. It might be out of your way, but it is totally worth it.

They have a great selection of fresh produce, and I especially like this store for quick shopping…read moretrips when I only need to pick up a few items. The meat is always fresh and reasonably priced, which keeps me coming back.

My family has lived in the Greenville/Caddo area for decades, long before I was born. However, we…read moredidn't discover this place until about ten or so years ago, were looking for a place to eat breakfast and came upon this place. The service was amazing, food was like Grandma used to make and the dining area was decorated to make you know you were in the country. We have been back so many times over the years, brought out of state family and even my 90 year old grandfather who was quite impressed. Also love that it is small business!!

The hamburgers we ordered at Bucky's Café tonight weren't freshly cooked look like they had been…read moresitting for a while. There were not hot and very un appetizing. My wife was buying me a burger for my birthday.

Alexiz was amazing!!! I accidentally spilled my food and she graciously offered to have my food…read moreremade. I'm coming back!

We have been to Vidorra, probably three or four different times. Overall, we always have a great…read moreexperience. The inside of this restaurant is such a great vibe. Feels like downtown without the travel. We have done multiple stone bowls and quesos. The husband loves the burrito and I have tried the empandas and different tacos. One thing that holds is back, the drinks.... so sweet. Just be known. What a great way to not worry about sweet drinks is go for brunch. We did the flight, so we got three different juices and champagne, perfect. I was disappointed to see the menu online had breakfast empanadas, but they were just standard ones when we got there. He got the chimi and I did the birria bowl... fantastic. Great place for a snazzier mexican dinner or brunch.