Great food and ambiance. Service is the best. Their enchiladas are so delicious. With 2 locations…read morecan always find a seat.

We drove in from San Antonio to attend church services at the San Juan Catholic Church and stop by…read morethis restaurant for brunch before heading back. It exceeded our expectations. I know Mexican food is different in all areas but to me there's nothing like South Texas Mexican breakfast!! The food was so so so delicious and it felt like I was sitting in my grandma's kitchen with family on a Sunday morning eating homemade tortillas and menudo!! This is a must try if you are in the area!!

Very nice atmosphere Exeptional service via Carlos…read more my spousal unit and I split a Tampiquena plate fajitas, crispy taco, cheese encheladas and guac. very tasty.. perfectly prepared. and served. their soup is also fantasic... not drowned out with salt

Haven't been here in. While en the food was good like the last time today we had the panchos…read moreMazatlán and the Mexican plate. The Mexican plate had 2 cheese enchiladas a side of rice and beans and some guacamole everything on the plate was good except the rice felt as if it had been fried due to its crunchy texture and the panchos Mazatlán seemed to have been left. Little too long on one end where it did seem to overcook the melted cheese a little too much the rest was just right all in all still good tasstung food and service

The nopales w eggs, were delish! Machacado very good, and chorizo and egg also very good, very…read morenice welcoming staff. Homemade goodness!!!

We tried the buffet place across the street (which charged double the price) but we weren't super…read moreimpressed. We decided to try this restaurant. The breakfast buffet is only 4.99 (even on the weekend). I wasn't expecting much, given such a low price. They had a variety of breakfast items including, potato and chorizo, potato and egg, bacon and egg, (delcious) chorizo beans, oatmeal, chicharron, AND amazing pozole AND menudo. You could also request plates fresh from the kitchen (including pancakes) at no extra charge. The food was good. My only complaint is that some of the food was only warm (not hot)...with the exception of the menudo and pozole (they were HOT). This is to be expected at any buffet, from my experience. However, for the price, this place is a hidden gem. We'll definitely be back

The Food quality was great! The Service was excellent, nice and friendly and restaurant was clean.read more

Los tacos están deliciosos, con doble tortilla o echa a mano, y los sopes, tortas y tostadas super…read moredeliciosas todo súper recomendable

Not worth it. $3.99 for one taco. Tacos Had very little inside. So many other…read moreOptions available in the valley.

Would not recommend to anyone the chicken fajitas taco plate. No flavor whatsoever. Rice and…read morerefried beans dry.

This place is good for a quick dinner. I like the enchiladas and the flautas. Very casual place…read morewith good, quick service.

Great meal, fair price, BIG PORTION! Dropped by on Christmas Day for dinner as we noticed they…read morewere open for business. Ordered a few different options to try out their food. The place is clean, new and well kept with nice bright lighting and a few TV screens to enjoy a movie as you dine in. Our food came out quick and hot! Their Tortas are HUGE enough to feed 2 people and taste GREAT. Pizza is great when ordered extra crispy and their toppings are delicious. Our overall price per serving is more than fair. A great establishment Ready to meet your lunch and dinner needs!

We are in town visiting the in laws, so we let them pick the breakfast place. They had mentioned…read moreBig Rays and a Mexican breakfast sounded great. We got there about 9:30. It was a Wednesday and there were only a couple of other tables occupied. The waitress greeted us and got our drink order. We saw the first plus, it was cheap!! I ordered two chorizo and egg tacos. This was a $2.50 breakfast! So did my father in law. I got flour tortillas and he got corn. My husband got the huevos rancheros. My mother in law got a western omelet. The portions were huge. The tortillas were made fresh. Everything was hot and delicious. The service was great. A little slow for such an empty restaurant but the freshness made it worth the wait. A good and filling meal to set us on the road our next adventure.

Definitely best burgers and and chips and salsa in town. Everything is fresh and made to order…read more Definitely a go to spot when we are in town. Worth your visit.

I've eaten here several times and the food is good, the servers are attentive, and the prices don't…read morehurt your wallet. I've tasted several plates...the menudo (my fave!), barbacoa, enchiladas, carne guisada....all have been tasty and you always get the "just like my mother made it" taste. They always start you off with chips and salsa...the chips have never been stale and the salsa is usually warm and tastes fresh. The corn and flour tortillas appear to be freshly made which is how they should always be made at any respectable Mexican restaurant. I won't give it the full 5 stars because the food is good...but there's a few places out there with say, better chilaquiles or menudo. But it's still a good place to take your family on a Sunday afternoon to enjoy a nice meal...

This is a great place to have some real homemade corn tortillas! That was my highlight of this…read morerestaurant. Food was also great, don't get me wrong. This place is a very authentic taste of what Mexican cuisine should be like. We came in for a quick lunch during our break and had two of their lunch specials. They had the Pachucos and the Caldo Tlalpeño on sale for lunch. I believe the pachucos were $5.99 and the Caldo Tlalpeño was $6.49. Both had good taste. The portion of the Caldo was good but the pachucos were a bit of a small portion size. Good thing my wife chose those and not me.....quite frankly I wouldn't have had enough with 3 pachucos, rice and salad. Other than that the place is clean, tasty and fair in price. Come give it a try, you'll be well satisfied.

Guadalajara Express is a pleasant surprise and something unique in Mexican cuisine…read more As there is limited signage, and the establishment is small (cozy), it is easy to miss if you're not alert. It's located just west of Raul Longoria in a strip mall, on the south side of Nolana Loop, next to Magnolia Events. To get into the parking you need to approach it from the west (as if you're coming from the expressway I-69-C), because dividers in the road do not allow a left turn if you're coming from the east. But it is well worth the visit! Guadalajara Express specializes in regional Mexican food from the Guadalajara, Jalisco area. I spent my teen years living in Guadalajara so when I heard about them it got my attention! I love the regional cuisine from Guadalajara and there are several things on their menu you cannot find anywhere else in the Valley. Yet I have often been sorely disappointed with Mexican restaurants as most here "americanize" their food. I am thrilled to say that my worries were needless. Guadalajara Express has authentic regional jaliciense food and do it well. I have been twice. The first time I ordered the "carne en su jugo" and the second time I had the torta ahogada. Both were wonderful! I was especially impressed since I knew it takes a special kind of birote (bread) to make the torta ahogada; the usual "bolillo" does not work. The birote is denser so it won't fall apart when they cover it with salsa. The owners / operators are from Guadalajara (once I tasted their food I could have guessed that). They found a bakery that special bakes the birote for their torta ahogadas. The torta ahogada has a dense, toasted birote, filled with carnitas, then covered with a sauce. Back in the 1970's they used to dunk the torta into the salsa, but nowadays it is ladled on. They ladle on a mild salsa, but provide a cruse filled with super hot salsa made with chile de arbol, use with caution, but it IS authentic! The ambience and decor is beautiful, lots of traditional Mexican "artesanias" many made in Tlaquepaque or Tonala, from the Guadalajara metropolitan area. It is a little cluttered, but pleasant. Both times I went it was very clean, service was exceptional, the food was heavenly. Prices seem a tad high, but considering you won't find their specialty offerings anywhere else, I thought it reasonable. I really enjoyed it and think you will too.

Found this spot on Yelp and caught my eye as soon as i saw it had carne en su jugo on their menu…read more Carne en su jugo (meat in its juice). Thin strips of meat in a flavorful broth with frijoles de la olla, bacon pieces, onion and cilantro. So good! This dish originates from Guadalajara, Jalisco. The broth is not easy to make, thats probably the reason most places dont offer this dish. Anyway, meat was cooked good. Broth was flavorful and not salty from the bacon. It all came together. They give you three tiny quesadillas with your meal. Perfect addition. Overall, it was delicious. Will return.