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    5.0 (4 reviews)
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    3 years ago

    Great food and friendly service! Really nice quaint restaurant- & authenticity is what does it for me in this sweet little gem!

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    Complimentary salsa and cheese dip! Great wait staff and food is incredible and affordable'

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    Tia Juanita Fish Camp - Salad

    Tia Juanita Fish Camp

    4.6(121 reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$

    After a full morning of birding along the Texas Gulf Coast south of Winnie with a group of members…read morefrom the Kingwood Photography Club, we were all hungry and so glad we stopped into Tia Juanita's before our drive back to Houston! You can't miss it, the brightly painted exterior with the name of the restaurant in big letters along the roof is impossible to miss. We arrived at around 1:15 so the usual lunch crowd had thinned out and we got a table for the 8 of us right away. Our server took drink orders while we all checked out the menu. Tia Juanita's Fish Camp serves a mix of Cajun/TexMex and great seafood all rolled into one! While we were tempted to order an appetizer of fried alligator balls, we opted to just proceed with lunch as we hoped to be ahead of early rush hour traffic back in Houston. I ended up trying a cup of the Seafood Gumbo, it was perfectly made with a decent amount of shrimp and other seafood, nicely flavored gumbo broth and a small amount of rice to pull it all together. After that I had the Shrimp Quesadillas. Other members of our group got fish or fish tacos, seafood enchiladas and other tasty things and everyone agreed the food was great with large portions. You want seafood? Well they don't skimp on the seafood in your order, it's virtually popping out of your tacos! Our server was great and took care of each of us, when she brought out the separate checks she delivered them to each person correctly and then returned credit cards to each without a mistake. The restaurant is brightly decorated, hardly a square inch of free space on the walls! This place is definitely worth the trip or pulling off of the freeway as you drive by.

    We enjoyed our first visit to Tia Juanita a couple of years ago, so decided to visit again on a…read morerecent road trip. The place has a very kitschy atmosphere, which makes it fun. The place was pretty full the 2 times we visited recently, even at 5:30 pm. The first time we ended up being seated near the entrance to the rest room, so there was a continuous stream of people going by yesterday. No Bueno. We started with drinks, and ordered chips and salsa. Yes, they charge for this, but the chips are really good. On our first visit this time I ordered a blackened fish po boy combo, which was a half sandwich, fries, and choice of gumbo. My husband ordered a roast beef po boy with fries and potato salad. I love a good gumbo. The cup of seafood gumbo that came with my meal had plenty of shrimp and fish, but the roux bordered on burned. My sandwich was overly salty, but the fries were excellent. I had peach sweet tea, which was very refreshing. My husband enjoyed his beef po boy. It came with dipping sauce. There was no skimping on the amount of meat in his sandwich. On our 2nd visit this trip we asked to be seated in a quiet area. It was much better. We had salads... grilled chicken for him, taco salad for me. We really enjoyed our meals. If we return to Winnie, we will give Tia Juanita another try. But we'll be sure to insist on being seated away from the rest rooms.

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    Fish po boy combo.

    Tia Juanita Fish Camp - The sign near the road is easy to miss, but the place is right next to Hampton Inn, not far south of I-10

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    The sign near the road is easy to miss, but the place is right next to Hampton Inn, not far south of I-10

    Macho Mexican Restaurant - Solid place for cheap Mexican food.

    Macho Mexican Restaurant

    3.3(26 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $

    Great food and service!! It's nice to have a Mexican food this giid so close to home.read more

    Charles Dailey Just now…read more · I never write reviews--not for books, food, or other products. So this is an exceptional case, and should be recognized as such. Macho's Mexican Restaurant in Winnie--I've eaten there for many years. The food used to be consistently good for many years. It stopped being so several years ago, however. Sometime around 2020, they started adding way too much spice to several of the dishes, which I asked about. But, they never really told me why they made the change. Still, I often ordered food to-go there, the same three or four dishes that weren't over seasoned--for years. I tolerated their decline because there aren't many restaurants in Winnie, as we all know. Today, however, I placed a to-go order and then went to pick it up. I spend quite a bit of money there, you must understand--on the three or four still-edible dishes. I paid and the woman behind the counter didn't have the correct change. I'm not always a stickler about this, but she also didn't have the correct change just a couple of days ago--in both cases to Macho's benefit. Today, she told me they didn't have any pennies (which they didn't have last time, she said). Then she said that the government is going to stop making pennies, anyway. I said, okay, but that doesn't mean that a business doesn't have to provide correct change. It's their obligation. Then I said, okay, just give me a nickel. Then, she said that they didn't have any nickels, either. I told her that this is the second time in a row that Macho's didn't have the correct change, and that, in any case, it is the business (restaurant or otherwise), not the customer, that is obligated to makes up the difference. Every good business owner knows this. It's common sense and just basic manners. It's standard practice for over a hundred years. She told me that if I didn't like it, I could leave. Just like that. She would rather I leave than give me a dime or whatever other denomination she still had in the register. There was another employee nearby, so I asked her if she agreed with her coworker's rudeness. She said yes, and that my family "always causes problems" there. She simply made that up on the spot, I guess, since 99% of the time I am the only one who goes there, and only for a few minutes to pick up the food I order. And I hardly speak. Everyone knows that I'm a fairly quiet person. Then the first employee, the really rude one that tried to short-change me, started talking in Spanish to the ladies making the food right in front of me. I told her that that, also, was rude. It's obviously rude to start speaking in a foreign language in front of someone, and usually for a not good reason. I told her she should have been taught as a child about how to give change and about the language use. (And, by the way, this is United States. If you can't speak English, you shouldn't be here.) In any case, I told the one who tried to short-change me and got upset that I didn't just submit to her unfair action, to keep their food and give me a refund. They did and I left. I will not return. And, again, I NEVER write reviews. But this is beyond the pale. I thought I should share it, because if a business can tolerate rude and angry employees who bristle at simply having to do what all normal businesses have always done forever, what other issues might that business have?

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