2 FREE MARGS PER PERSON!!!! Wow! Great food... we got the…read moreFajitas and Beef enchiladas... the Fajitas were great and the portions were massive! 2 margs for me and my date, a Fajita platter and an Enchilada platter all for 40 bucks?!?!?? Crazy good

Maybe I was expecting more than what was displayed. Had heard about the hype and popularity of the…read moreestablishment and wanted to see what it was all about. All I can say, is that it's just mediocre. There's no bar with exception to their wine cooler type "complementary margaritas". I give the business credit for their hospitality and offerings, but honestly that is what brings in the majority of their business. (Totally understandable) The service was fast and friendly, but I just didn't care for the food. Maybe I wasn't feeling the atmosphere and expected different.

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.

Tried out there expanded location next to the original trailer with the gravel parking lot…read more They had a Thursday special of buy 6 tacos get a free drink. Useful to have a fruit drink while waiting for takeout. I got chicken, beef,and pork, half on flour tortillas and half corn. The chicken tacos are excellent. The others so-so. The corn tortillas are double layer as they should be, some Nacogdoches places are only using one. I also ordered the pork mole plate. It comes with excellent beans and yellow rice. It was excellent but the spiciest I have ever gotten. My girlfriend agreed. E collect but too hot for her. They included 2 green and two red spicy salsas and fresh cut limes. I included two photos of the current menus at the entrance. I paid my standard takeout tip of 10%, but noticed they now have the common recommended tops on the receipt starting at 18%. Excellent takeout service but a little slow, excellent parking. Plain interior with two large screen TV's set to a Mexican network. Recommended for takeout.

The food was good! The menu is in Spanish, but super easy to follow. I'll definitely be coming…read moreback..the new spot is really nice!

Tacos Dona Pancha is a fantastic local hot spot. They have perfected their salsa blend and in…read moreTexas, you can always judge the quality of the food by the salsa, and Tacos Dona Pancha knows their stuff! The carne guisada is fantastic, with huge chunks of tender slow-cooked beef cooked to perfection. The tortillas are homemade and among the best you can find, but the star of the show is the barbacoa. It's seasoned and cooked perfectly and not greasy. Prices are very reasonable and the tacos are next level. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Don't miss out on this Nacogdoches All-Star!

Ok - I saw the reviews on Yelp and followed directions to Tacos Dona Pancha - and then I thought I…read moream not sure I want to eat here! Read the reviews again and walked up and ordered - enchiladas- food came quickly and I drove back to my hotel. Food was excellent and came with a spicy green pepper sauce. Good value - big box of food for $10.00 Happy :)

Such yummy tacos! Very quick and courteous service! Highly suggest the street taco plate!read more

We ate here while visiting my daughter at College. The Birra tacos were very good. I have celiac…read moreand the owner walked me thru every ingredient she used. I couldn't be positive they were GF but I choose to try them anyway! I didn't have a reaction so I will eat here again in the future! It's one of my daughters favorite restaurants.

We went with a large group and the service was expected slow due to the large number of people. The…read morefood was very tasty - my wife and I had fajitas and my daughter ate enchiladas. We noticed a few cleanliness issues, which is why they didn't get the full 5 stars, but nothing so serious to keep us from coming back again.

Food is usually decent but the staff tends to have a disdain of their job…read more Watch out for the little bartender who will overcharge on one occasion and not mix what was ordered on another. When asked why? He just smiled like eff off. Lost my company's business for a fact.

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.

I think the staff is what really makes this place great! We were in town visiting relatives and…read morethey brought us here. Casa Morales is one of their regular places, enough to where their son has a special plate on the menu. :) I am a bit of a Tex-Mex snob, and have access to great Tex-Mex in Houston. So although I wasn't blown away by the food, it was pretty good for what I'd expect to find in a small East Texas town. I ordered the Wally Special- cheese enchilada with sour cream. The sauce and the thickness of the tortillas were a bit different than what I'm used to, but I still cleaned my plate. They were good, just very different. I really liked that they serve queso as part of the starters with the salsa, instead of it being extra. Also a fan of people watching since it is BYOB. I find it very amusing to see people walking in with coolers of Miller Light. Usually Ray's is my go to while in town, but this place is definitely a stop on our list now. :)

They recently advertised that they started a buffet, so we gave it a try. It was terrible. You…read moreexpect a bit more from a business that is charging $14 a plate. For the two of us, it was $38. To have mediocre food. I asked for cheese to go with my plate and was told it wasn't part of the buffet. Just don't even bother