Los Jaibos is a great little restaurant but with a misleading name and decor…read more Apparently it started as a seafood restaurant, so the walls are painted blue with marine life depicted. However somewhere along the way they decided that was not working, so they changed the menu. They now offer a delicious traditional Mexican buffet: You will find a variety of guisos of chicken, beef and pork. Chicken in cream sauce, mole or chile sauce; a few kinds beef (the carne guisada was my favorite); pork in green sauce or adobada; cueritos en salsa; chile rellenos; veggies, rice, beans, noodles, a simple salad bar, various fresh fruits and dessert. Basically, most everything but seafood. They have bottled soda pop drinks, bottled water, or aguas frescas. Prices are reasonable. The restaurant is clean and well maintained. Service was good. There is limited parking in the front. Inside, the restaurant is air-conditioned and comfortable. It was not fancy, nor do I consider it exceptional, but it was MUCH better than Golden Corral in my opinion. I enjoyed it and believe you will too.

Based on that first review I was concerned, but they had only been open a month so we gave it a…read moretry. Soooo glad we did! Looks like the "just opening kinks" are worked out. ~ All their tortillas are homemade on site. ~ Lots of choices on the buffet from tacos, to salad, to fish, etc. ~ The staff is fantastic! All smiles, attentive and super helpful. ~ The cherry cobbler was wondermous! Great location and great food...We will definitely be back!

We entered the restaurant and saw an employee using an electronic flyswatter chasing flys around…read morethe Buffet. Only 2 other couples or so sitting and eating. I tried the cod, the chopped steak And charro beans. The cod was cold, the steak was luke warm And beans had a salty weird after taste. New hot pan of cheese enchiladas were brought out, I got 3 and could only eat 2 1/4. Too much veleta like cheese. 2nd piece of cod just as cold. Pineapple chunks and Watermelon little colder than Luke warm. The entire time there were flys landing on the buffet. (Cold and hot). There were NOT a lot of flys but enough to make it noticeable. After more people came in (closer to noon) the fly swatter was put away. Upon entering, it was noticed that Christian music was being played through the sound system. One employee stood out who's back of shirt read "Made in Hell". Really? Why allow him to walk around swatting flys in a restaurant playing music that honors Jesus wearing that shirt?? Even though my stomach got full, I probably won't be back. Had to ask for my drink that I paid for even after having water brought to my table. When the Waitress refilled my drink the 2nd time it was Not what I was drinking. Not sure warmers and coolers are working or if they are even warmers or coolers.

This place has everything for everybody, from typical egg and ___ plates to menudos (plural),…read morebarbacoa, healthy fresh fruit options and sweets. You can't go wrong when eating with diverse taste buds. My family loves the one in Pharr because it's not as packed

The food was amazing but it definitely doesn't beat the nasty looks and uncomfortable environment…read moreour waitress with the braided ponytail gave the whole time we ate there. We had to get up to get her to come get refills and when she did she did it with SUCH an attitude, as if I chose her job for her. and same thing continued throughout the time we ate so we tried not to even ask for much to not "bother" her. I understand we may all have some bad days and we may not all know how to separate our personal from our professional job, but you actively chose to work at this job and yet have an attitude towards the reason companies even make your paychecks come alive, the people! People will tip more and may actively want you to serve them and come around more if you change that bad attitude. you attract more bees with honey than poop.

Edith's Mexican Buffet is located on N. Cage Blvd. in Pharr, Texas, along the I-69C access road…read more You'll find it on the west side just south of Nolana, between the Red Roof Inn and Volvo Trucks. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Edith's offers a reasonably priced, home-style Mexican breakfast and lunch buffet. The restaurant also has locations in downtown Edinburg and in Mission, which reflects strong support and confidence from local customers. This was my first visit to Edith's. The exterior of the building appears recently updated, though parking can be limited during peak hours. Be aware that parking on the hotel side of the divider will result in towing. While signs are posted on the restaurant door, an additional sign on the divider itself would be helpful. Street parking is not available. I remember when this space housed a pancake-house-style diner, and much of the same furniture is still in use. Some booth upholstery shows wear and a few small tears, though the seating remains comfortable. The breakfast buffet features a wide variety of traditional Mexican favorites: several styles of scrambled eggs, beans with or without chorizo, fried potatoes prepared plain, with chorizo, or a la mexicana, chilaquiles, hash browns, huevos rancheros, cheese in salsa, menudo, oatmeal, fresh fruit, and more. Our server, Soraya, was especially friendly and took our drink order as well as requests for eggs cooked to order. Pancakes and waffles are also available upon request. My eggs arrived promptly and were cooked perfectly over medium. The iced tea is offered sweetened or unsweetened. Although I was told the sweet tea was freshly brewed, it did not taste fresh to me and had a hint of lime. Soraya kindly replaced it with unsweetened tea at no extra charge, which was clearly fresh brewed and excellent. Corn tortillas are warmed, while the flour tortillas are freshly made--definitely the better choice in my opinion. Overall, the food was very good. The guisos, potatoes, bacon, beans, and chilaquiles all had solid flavor without being greasy. The chilaquiles were slightly dry on their own, but adding queso in salsa verde made them just right. Some bacon pieces were less crispy than I prefer, though it was easy to select the more well-done pieces. I enjoyed my breakfast and would gladly return. I noticed that some reviewers complained about Christian music playing in the background, but during my visit the music remained subtle and did not interfere with conversation. Personally, I enjoyed it. I look forward to returning to try the lunch buffet, especially the chile rellenos--one of my favorites--along with the many other guisos they offer.

I visit Pharr Texas annually and I'd never heard of this place... until now. It is literally around…read morethe corner from my family's home. First off I don't know why people are complaining about it being overpriced. I am from California and I thought the price was cheap. I ate three plates, a bowl of posole and fruit. The food was absolutely delicious and I wish I could've gone here every day that I visited. The lady that sat us down, did not appear very friendly, but the food made up for that. You can order French toast, pancakes, or omelette, and it is included in the all you can eat buffet. They also bring out corn or flour tortillas depending on which one you select. The bathrooms are clean, the music is Christian and they are open daily from 8am to 3pm. The lady told me they serve all you can eat lunch as well. They completely change out the breakfast buffet for lunch items and each day they serve a special item. Unfortunately, I was not able to try their lunch, but I will be sure to next time. I can't wait to come back and visit!

This restaurant might be closed as we couldn't find it on Feb 5, 2022. We looked specifically for a…read moreplace with a breakfast buffet but it wasn't there!

I have been there several times this month for the lunch buffet with my mom, sister and a friend…read more It is a small buffet that changes daily, but what they have is really good. They have things like puerco en salsa verde, mole, carne guisada, enchiladas, some type of chipotle like sauce with spaghetti, asian noodles with veggies, steamed veggies, whole tilapia, caldo de pollo, carne dorada with onions bell peppers squash, pozole, rice, beans, caldo de mariscos, picadillo. They bring corn or flour tortillas to the table. They also have several salsas and corn chips and fresh fruits and pastries. I love their corn bread. They have good service and the owner is very friendly. The buffet with drink comes out to $11.08, tip not included. I will be trying their breakfast buffet very soon.

Great buffet. Chinese, but a very wide variety. We enjoyed it. Be sure to ask for senior discount…read morebefore ordering. Very nice place.

For starters, it's hotter in the restaurant than it is outside. Crazy! Food was bland. Nothing…read moretasted good. Didn't even try the sushi based on appearance alone. Crazy! Won't be coming back and I don't recommend. Sorry. Crazy!

I had a great experience at Grand Buffet China. The food was delicious, with a wide variety of…read moredishes, and everything tasted fresh. The restaurant was clean, the atmosphere was pleasant, and the staff was friendly and attentive throughout my visit. I would definitely come back and highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a great buffet.

When this place open at first, the food was amazing Drinks were Great with enough water carbonation…read moreand with a reasonable price! Waiters were always very respectful and friendly. Always making sure you had or needed anything else. Now the food is horrible from texture to flavor, the drink drinks always seem to be flat and overpriced for the Buffet. Sorry, but I will not be coming here in a long while. Don't get me wrong. The environment is always great and the place is always clean.

Authentic tasty Mexican food. The tacos were good and the salsas were delicious. Fresh ingredients…read moretoo

Down in the Valley for the day and wanted to find a great place, close by, for lunch. I hadn't been…read moreto a Mexican buffet in I-can't-remember-when, so Los Comales got my curiosity. When you step out of your vehicle, in the parking lot, you're hit with a tidal wave of the smell of fresh corn tortillas! I knew I came to the right place. The inside has your typical South-of-the-Border flair; Saltillo tile, ceramic wall hangings, bright, colorful, and clean. The service is super friendly. I was seated right away and brought my iced tea quickly. I helped myself to the buffet. Some good choices; fideo con pollo, costillas de res, carné guisada, rice, beans and a few other things I didn't recognize (one was a spectacularly spicy meat and gravy dish I quite liked). They also had charro beans, caldos, an assortment of salsas. I was hoping for some kind of a "taco bar," because I was craving tacos. .... should've just ordered from their extensive menu. Overall, the food was good - nothing spectacular, but it was all well seasoned and hot. I was brought some fresh, house-made corn and flour tortillas so I was able to get my taco fix taken care of. All-in-all, not a bad lunch. I was back on the road in no time. I'd like to come back sometime and order off that menu.

Visiting TX and decided to come here with a big group. Everyone ate well. Stomachs were okay after…read more Only thing that was not great was seeing a huge fly around the cold desserts. Prices were pretty standard. You pay upfront and get to stack up your plate however you want. Workers forgot my spot and what drink everyone ordered.. they eventually forgot my drink. Water and tea is made of pure tap water. It was an interesting experience.

We LOVED the food and service here! It's one of the cleanest and most organized buffet we've been…read moreto. The haibachi was our favorite -- food was hot and spicy! Didn't love the sushi, but there's so much other food it didn't matter.

Breakfast buffet is AMAZING! They have different style of breakfast and then on top of that you can…read moreask for any style eggs to be made at your like. The tortillas are HAND MADE and fresh as well. Did I mention they also have menudo. Highly recommend if your an breakfast fanatic like myself.