Best tamales and hot sauce in East Texas! The breakfast tacos and the Chorizo plate are second to…read morenone. I love the staff, they are fast and will remember you after one visit. Well, I maybe a little partial, I've been eating there since 1974! Highly recommend if you like Tex-mex!

Solid little Mexican restaurant in a small town with limited culinary options. La Unica is clean…read moreand the food is very affordable. Staff was also nice and bilingual, a nice perk. I got a burrito with a side of guacamole, as well as an horchata. Everything was fresh and tasty, and I enjoyed that the horchata was not overly sweet, just right. My friends got the tamale and the machacado plates. Portions were generous and everyone was satisfied. I recommend it if you're driving through town, or just seeking a casual tortillería!

I thought I had posted a review of this place... my bad…read more This is, by far, the best mexican food in Nacogdoches! The enchiladas are like traditional enchiladas. The rice is wonderful, and the staff is super friendly. I really enjoy their breakfast foods as well. The younger waitress forgets everything, but I have faith she'll get better at her job.

Ok was looking for some authentic Mexican food. We observed this place and had to try it. The…read morebuilding is a little old but don't let that fool you. The place is clean and so are the restrooms. Anyways was immediately sat down and the waiter took our orders. The pictures on the wall are pretty amazing if you don't know what you want to eat. Anyways it was cold and raining so I ordered a bowel of menudo. The menudo soup was delicious with plenty of protein. I had a large bowl and was very pleased. My buddy the burrito plate and it also looked good. If traveling again will definitely hit this place up again. It was as a good spot.

Nice authentic Mexican tacos, burritos, tortas, and more place…read more Corn tortilla breakfast tacos are $2.50 each. I believe it is a square space app for PayPal and credit cards. Tacos very hot, better than average tortillas, although I am used to getting two at my taqueria. I took the rating down a star for not having coffee. Very friendly service.

Stopped for a bite to eat and the food is great!! Highly…read morerecommend!! The service and ambience were great as well. Will be back again.

NAC.... Let's show up for our friend Jorge and his new restaurant Tacogdoches Nac!!…read more It's been open for two weeks and the place has the potential to be the new hang out spot! Outside patio, tv's inside and cumbia music playing 5 star ratings and a family who "prides on QUALITY and providing a space for the community to be comfortable" Location: 3512 South St. at the old Arby's building right before Mike Perry dealership. Past the Motel 6 and Best Western Ambiance: Extremely clean, nice furniture, open concept/modern design. Friendly, welcoming, super nice vibe. Food: Has all of your basic items like quesadillas, multiple options for meat, nachos, tacos, desserts, etc. By the way, he isn't even from Nacogdoches! He chose Nac because God called him to be here... Nac locals let's show up for him and show him what community is like!! Everything is made from scratch and is super clean!!

Fun roadside stop in Nacogdoches on the way to Houston. Best street tacos I've ever had! We had…read morechorizo, chicken and adobo tacos. Guacamole and salsa. (Red-sweet heat) and (verde-hotttttt). Highly recommend. Awesome personalized service! This place has the small town feel and is clean/fresh. Nice Spanish music on in the background.

Best in town, They have pre made burritos that are the…read morebest. I would say that this is the best in East Texas, this is the most authentic Mexican I have had. I lived in California, where they have the best Mexican food. But this out does all of that.

Great home style breakfast tacos! Just wish they added cheese. Tortillas taste homemade and order…read morewas ready fast!

Absolutely delicious food, great atmosphere and even better customer service. Definitely recommend!read more

We wanted to try something different for a day trip and found this place through a SM feed. We were…read morenot disappointed. When we parked and could smell the food we knew it would be good. The decor is spot on and th eplace is very clean and inviting. The lunch menu has excellent prices and big portions. Beef Fajitas was great with homemade tortillas and the meat was very tender Beef Enchildada dinner was a winner too. The rice was so good, not hard but almost like a pilaf. Let's talk about the warm salsa and the guacamole "green" sauce.... it was spot on. The wait staff was kind and attentive. I like decorated walls and there was plenty to look at. If you are passing through take a stop or make it a planned destination, you won't be disappointed. Just FYI, it is not very big so plan accordingly. Plenty of parking and arond the corner form the square.

While visiting my family from NYC, I usually swing by for lunch with my dad, seeing as one thing…read moreNYC doesn't have except for a few specific spots, it's good *CHEAP* Mexican food. Good "expensive as F***" is, as usual with NYC, easy enough to find. Anyway... They apparently recently remodeled the place, at least doubling the amount of space within the past few months. We went in, sat down, and something that I miss from here in Texas was served to us; free chips and salsa! That is a... VERY rare concept in NYC. Here they bring salsa, queso, and some... carrots / celery combo soaked in vinegar I think that I really like. We were going to get regular lunch specials ($7.00 to $9.50) but then my dad noticed a board close to the front. We went and looked and they had two lunch specials for a very expensive... $5. One was a chicken enchilada with beef chalupa, refried beans and yellow rice, which is what I got, my dad got the other one "2 soft tacos, beans and rice." Between the chips I had, I could not finish my meal. I took the beef chalupa home. My dad didn't stuff himself like I did, so he could finish his food. We were quite pleased with the food; not gourmet, but not bad by any stretch of the imagination, and... it's a measly $5 USD. You get "street vendor food" for that in NYC, whereas here you get a sit down table, free chips and salsa, complete with refill of said chips (they charge you back in NYC), and a full plate of food. This place offers insanely good deals for what I'd say is decent quality food; take advantage of it if you're around for lunch. In the past I recall having a giant bowl of soup, bone in chicken with... cobs of corn, with rice and beans on the side. That really hit the spot as well, but if you don't like bone-in meat... avoid. I also asked about the "margaritas $.99c" in the photo I uploaded; it looked like an 8 oz. glass, maybe 10, not some thimble-sized switcharoo that I've run into before, where I refused to pay for it and gave it back and caused a scene. If they don't skimp on the tequila, and I'm not going to bug someone about the ratio of tequila to other ingredients during the lunch rush ... that special looks *DANGEROUS* :P

Horrible....Cheese was MOLDED, and tasted DISGUSTING! We had to wait more than 20 minutes for our…read morefood, the service wasn't amazing. The atmosphere had a little girl screaming and crying, which was noisy and annoying. We couldn't eat our food here and we aren't going again as it was just plain out awful.

By far the best food we had during our Nacogdoches trip. If you're looking for authentic Mexican…read morefood, this is the place to go! I especially enjoyed the cochinita tacos and agua fresca de pepino. They have ample menu options and the building has AC, which was much needed after walking in the sun for so long. Our waitress was so sweet and accommodating too. AND finally, the prices here are insanely cheap! 3 people were able to eat well for under $20.

This has been a family favorite for years, but they have gotten so expensive that I have told my…read morefamily we're not going anymore. Last time we ate there, we got tacos and some flautas to share. No drinks, just free water because a bottle of water cost $2.75. It ended up costing nearly $16 a person and we're not big eaters.