I was in town visiting my girlfriends family in Lytle, Tx. I was hoping we could try out a Mexican…read moreResturant and we ended up coming to Hacienda Jalisence. The inside resturant decor was a little more on the simpler side but definately gave a traditional feel. So on to the food! I ordered a few things in order to give a decent first cut review. I went in for lunch and it Didnt appear to be busy. The staff was friendly but I do feel like we were forgotten for a little bit. The chorizo and egg tacos were okay in flavor but did not knock off my socks off. The tortilla felt a little more on the fluffy side but not terrible tasting. The real winner for me was the barbacoa plate. The barbacoa was great tasting even without the green salsa. Speaking of which the green salsa was good tasting and a little on the hot side. With the onions and celantro , the barbacoa was just delicious. It made me forget about the bad chorizo taco. The last item I tasted was the pork and beef gordita. Even though I only had a bite from my girlfriends plate, it was good tasting. The cheddar cheese was not great quality but the flavor from the meat overpowered it. All in all I was not blown away by this place but I would go back and try some more plates. If I could id give it a 3.5 out of 5. Ill try my best to give another review of this place when I have more data Lol. -Rick

Food was disappointing. Instead of separating the food they stacked it up onto top of each other…read more Chalupa stacked on the enchilada and the taco on top of the chalupa. Lesson learned.

I'm still here eating and so sad that I am almost done. Ordered the huevos rancheros plate and…read morechorizo/egg/cheese taco. Huevos rancheros sauce is so fresh, made with love. Papas have flavor and the beans! Being from San Antonio, we judge plates on the sides and these beans are bomb. I added both salsas, roja & verde, def fresh. I couldn't stop eating so pics are not the complete plate. Chorizo and egg is good, not THE best, but definitely not bad. The food here makes me appreciate good tex-mex that I grew up with before San Antonio became a big city saturated with mexican restaurants. This restaurant reminds me of home Customer service...GREAT. I was greeted immediately. Waitress is really sweet, checked on me more than a few times. Had my food and everything I need to chow down in about 5 minutes. Would definitely recommend you give this spot a try.

This was my first time at Topis . The food was amazing and the waitress was super kind. I ordered…read moreLengua tacos on homemade corn tortillas. It was so delicious..

This is a real deal small town cafe. Highly recommend. Come for the food! All prepared fresh and…read moreserved hot, generous portions, reasonable prices. Named for the high school mascot, so lots of local pride. It's quaint and rustic inside, with local art (for sale!) on the walls. Very limited parking. Tables share similar tablecloths, with a variety of chairs. Very clean inside. Folks there friendly and helpful. Served a great juicy burger. Huge omelette, stuffed with meat, cheese, and veg. Outstanding taco; perfect fresh made tortilla, bean/chorizo prepared correctly (perfect ratio and chorizo not burnt) and stuffed. Waffle ok, a bit thin. Potatoes with the omelette cooked well and tasted good, but could have used a bit more color. Quite a menu available, went for breakfast but going back for lunch. Edit: returned for another brekkie, and the tacos are huge and delicious. And they are closed on Saturday.

Unfortunately overpriced for lunch specials ... extremely small portions... paid $29 for one dine…read morein special and one to go special.. plus felt obligated to leave a tip for the waitress. I would not recommend based on prices and portion size plus lacked flavor

Barbacoa was clean, not fatty and very tasty. Salsa was a great addition. Corn tortillas were…read moregreat. Charro beans lacked a little flavor. Overall it was worth the trip. Quick service and clean. If you're a Barbacco fan, this is pretty good.

I didn't expect much from this place, especially since it's in a gas station, but the barbacoa…read moreplate was delicious, and the rice tasted just like Momma's cooking. I'll definitely be stopping here again--worth the drive from San Antonio!

Easy on the jalepeño cream sauce please!! What does that mean? Light sauce. Like I don't want to be…read moredrinking it from the quesadilla. When I take a bite from the front, it shouldn't squirt out the back like I just popped a huge zit. $12 for a quesadilla combo. That slop they bag in a factory isn't worth $5. Will wait for that purple food truck from here on. Bring back real restaurants to Lytle, Mayor truck stop.

Very quick service love this place food always is fresh night crew is the nicest would go againread more

A little restaurant on the way to Laredo from San Antonio right off of I35 is a great place to stop…read morefor excellent Mexican food. Very clean & tidy. Homemade tortillas, corn & flour, were absolutely delicious. We tried the nachos, menudo, enchiladas, tacos, quesadillas, rice & beans. There were no complaints from anyone at the table!! All the food was hot and fresh!!! The service was excellent and friendly. We are planning on stopping when we head home tomorrow. YES, it is that good.