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    Red River Restaurant at CRRHC

    3.4 (5 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 3:00 AM (Next day)

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    4 months ago

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    1 year ago

    Nice place. The food options need some help. I didn't notice many people winning, but I guess that's how they make money.

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    5 years ago

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    4 years ago

    I wouldn't know. About 1:30 on Monday. Not busy. I sat there aver 10 minutes. Never saw a soul. Finally got up and left.

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    4 years ago

    Awesome food. Steak was cooked perfectly. Great ambiance. I'd definitely like to go back sometime.

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    Juan & Allie's BBQ - Menu and hot sauce table

    Juan & Allie's BBQ

    4.8(21 reviews)
    65.6 mi

    After an early morning flight to DFW, we were halfway through the two-hour drive to the north-Texas…read moretown of Wichita Falls when lunch sounded like a good idea. Initially, I said that I was in the mood for a lighter lunch, but when we read some of the many 5-star reviews for Juan and Allie's BBQ that said things like "I will always come here whenever I am within a six hour drive", I changed my mind. So we pulled off the highway and about a half-mile into the small town of Sunset. I realized we were at the spot when the faint smell of wood smoke trickled to my nose from the side of a weatherbeaten building with a "Backyard BBQ" banner tacked to the front. Walking inside, we were greeted by nods from a table of men in work boots and jeans, and then promptly welcomed by Allie herself. She indicated the day's menu on the board and helpfully answered our questions. The inside dining area was comfortable and homey, even if like the outside it had seen better days. Sagging ceiling tiles and duct tape repairs told the story of getting by and focusing on the important things. It is a real family-run operation, with Juan smoking the meats and Allie making the sides, along with waiting tables. On the day we visited at least, it was just the two of them working. Of course I had to order brisket since it was Texas, but the sides presented a more challenging decision. After hearing Allie's description of their cowboy beans, I chose those and the potato salad. She disappeared into the back room, and soon returned with a large metal tray containing slices of brisket and Texas-sized portions of sides. The brisket was beautifully smoked and sliced, and flavor was perfect. The only deduction I have to make was due to it being a little less tender than I would expect from a great brisket. It went down easily despite having said I was not in the mood for a pile of meat, but I did have to make use of my knife a little more than usual. The sides were big on home-cooked flavor. In both, I noticed a big difference from typical southern or big-name barbecue joints in that they were not overly sweet but relied on more earthy seasonings for their taste. They were excellent complements to the beef, and deserve some recognition of their own. After our meal was done, we chatted with Juan outside for a minute, where we learned some of the details mentioned above. It would have been cool to hear more about their story, but they had work to do and we had to get back on the road. So we pulled back onto the highway, having experienced a friendly welcome to Texas and a satisfying first meal in the Lone Star State.

    If you're in the area go check them out! It's all delicious you can't go wrong with what you order!…read moreWe cleaned our plates! The waitress was the sweetest lady and Allie! Make sure you get some delicious tea for free! The ribs and Mac and cheese were our favorite and the bbq sauce 10/10 we will be back! Make sure you get there early before they start to run out of food!

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    La Familia Mexican Restaurant

    La Familia Mexican Restaurant

    4.4(15 reviews)
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    It's been over 10 years since my first review here, so definitely time for a new updated version…read more I still cannot find anything to complain about here. The food is always fresh and spot on. My favorite in recent days is the Beef Fajitas Dinner. You should be able to find my photos of the meal shared here. The Fajita Chimichanga is delicious too. The Enchiladas, beef, chicken, and cheese are very tasty. I'm telling you, these folks know how to do it right ... every time!! The young lady that waits on me every time is so nice. The place is ALWAYS clean. Not too noisy, just a bit from the ice machine. You can hold normal conversation here. I still highly recommend this place, I personally love it here!!

    I was hungry and did a search for Mexican Food and that's how I found La Familia. It's a smaller…read morerestaurant with probably about a dozen tables, but the atmosphere is warm and inviting. I was seated by the cash register. My waitress was friendly and had a great smile. I wanted to try something on the menu that would give me a sampling of everything so I ordered the combo which was number 12. A cheese enchilada and I paid extra for onion in it and it had a pork tamale, and I ordered the option of green chili sauce on top and it had a beef taco and it came with refried beans and cheese and Spanish rice. The chips and salsa came to the table along with my order of an iced tea and lemon and the chips were really different. I don't know how to explain them except for they tasted homemade like a blend between corn and flour and they were sprinkled with a seasoning blend. That gave them a nice light taste. The salsa is a traditional Salsa Taquera found in many restaurants and in Mexico itself. Loved it with the warm chips. My drink, chips and salsa was refilled before the meal was brought which so nice. The service was excellent here. My meal arrived, and it was phenomenally presented on the plate. The cheese enchilada was rolled very tight and small. It was packed with cheese and flavor. It was melted through and I could taste a little bit of onion which I requested on the side. Right next to it was the pork tamale which was filled to the brim with meat and then had a spicy green chili sauce over the top (you had an option to get the red sauce, which was the red chili sauce), which was similar to the taco meat that was in my beef taco next to it, which was extremely crunchy just the way I like my tacos! I will be definitely returning to this restaurant as often as time will permit.

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