What a great find! Awesome food. Service is just wonderful. It is such a cute place. The decor…read moreis updated. Back to the food. The sourdough bread, desserts just fabulous. Actually in two winter seasons have not had a bad meal!

I love the breakfast, ambiance and service. I wish they still offered their homemade biscuits,…read morecomplimentary (as part of the plate) like they used to. Their biscuits were one of the main reasons my best friend and I used to go. Because they now offer white toast instead, I now hesitate on going back.

The short version: Cleanliness. 5 stars…read moreAtmosphere. 4 stars Prices. 4 stars Food. 4 stars Service. 4 stars Betuzas is located on the east side of Elsa on Hwy. 107. It is a locally owned and operated coffee shop and restaurant serving specialty coffees, teas, refreshers, and sporting a nice menu with sandwiches, soups, great breakfasts, and some Mexican favorites. I decided I wanted to try their chilaquiles. I was trying to choose between red and green salsa, and the server suggested I could get half and half. So that's what I ordered, to be topped with an egg. She asked how I wanted the egg, to which I replied, "over medium" (whites done, yolks still mostly runny). To drink, I ordered sweet iced tea because they told me it was fresh brewed. The iced tea was old and cloudy. I could barely drink it. The chilaquiles were delicious, but the egg was very much well done. The egg was not that big a deal to me, but a coffee and tea shop ought to know that when iced tea gets cloudy, it has gone bad. Update: I found out their iced tea is not meant to be a Southern style American iced tea, but some kind of a Japanese presentation that the owner says is supposed to look cloudy... So that answers that; It's just not what I thought I was ordering. I wasn't going to say anything, but Siomara came to the table and asked how I was enjoying my meal.so I told her about the undrinkable iced tea. She immediately apologized and offered me a replacement drink. She also offered me a goodie from the dessert bar to make up for the overcooked egg. I chose to just get a replacement drink. I think the staff at Betuzas cares about their customers. They seem to do so many things well; the chilaquiles were great (bothe the red and the green). I would go again. I will just order a fruit refresher instead of their iced tea.

Came here with my family for a quick lunch and it was great. The staff was very nice and the…read moreinterior is very spacious. The food came out quick and was delicious. A great local spot!

Ambiance is good and yet very efficient easy going customer service. Food is organized on menu I…read morerecommend also the breakfast is served very well.

The food was amazing! Our server, Jake, was fantastic. He was super knowledgeable about the menu…read moreand explained every dish in detail. I feel like I learned so much about food tonight! Will def be back!

First time trying it and I've lived in Elsa my whole life. I ordered the combo for $10 so the price…read morewasn't bad, however the quality of the tacos were inferior compared to other taquerias. The bistek was dry with no flavor and the baked potato looked like they just slapped a piece of cheese on it, albeit it did taste better than the tacos. The beans were very good. Overall, I'll give it a 4/10.

This little family owned place is great for what it has to offer on its limited menu. It is a…read moresmall location with a few booth style tables as well as a couple of small tables for two down the center. You can often hear the cook chopping up the meat through the little door leading to the kitchen. They offer Mexican style tacos in double wrapped soft corn tortillas. Non of that taco bell style hard shell that many Americans associate with Mexican tacos. The fillings are fajita, ground beef, or chopped grilled steak. If you ask for them with everything, they also put cilantro and grilled onions on them, unless you ask for them to go, then those toppings are inside your little foil packet of tacos, but on the side. The order of tacos comes with 6 small tacos and a small cup of charro beans. Charro beans is basically like a pinto bean soup in a rich broth with veggies and some bacon and pork rinds. Absolutely delicious. The portion at this location is way too small in my opinion. Beans are cheap and they could afford to give people more. They also serve mexican lonches (sandwiches) with fajita or bistek. You get 4 little sandwiches in an order for $5. A little over priced, but they are somewhat hard to find and this is the only location in Elsa that has them as far as I know. Get 2 orders or add beans and a baked potato if you are really hungry because they are small. These sandwiches don't come with a cup of beans if you take them to go, but they will give some to you if you dine in. They come with a slice of avocado, shredded cabbage and tomato along with some green and red salsa on the side. The lonches are not overly greasy and that is slightly good except that it might be the reason they are not as tasty as the ones from across the border. Don't bother with the taco pirata at all!! It is just a big overly cheesy bland quesadilla with added meat, sourcream, avocado and onions. I didn't enjoy it at all! Very, very bland. The Panchos are very much worth a try. Basically loaded nachos with refried beans, steak and lettuce, tomato and sour cream. Very tasty! They also have imported Mexican sodas in the bottle for those wishing to satisfy a craving.

Always love Whataburger but to wait an hour to get your order is ridiculous. It was lunch time…read morewhich I admit it's busy but to wait an hour for your order is out of control .

From the owner: Since 1950, Whataburger has proudly served a bigger, better burger. It all started when a young…read moreentrepreneur named Harmon Dobson had a bold idea: to serve a burger so big that it took two hands to hold, and so good that after a single bite customers couldn't help but exclaim, "What a burger!" He named his humble burger stand in Corpus Christi, Texas, "Whataburger." Over six decades later, we're still family owned and operated. Each and every Whataburger® is still made to order. We still use 100% pure beef and serve it on a big, toasted five-inch bun. And now, as we proudly serve burgers, chicken, salads and breakfast at more than 800 Whataburger locations across the country, that first burger stand is still close to our hearts.

normally fast service & nice employees! food is kind of…read moreexpensive for the small portions but can't go wrong with it! sitting underneath the covered patio area at night with the lights is cute

I am writing this as both and EX!!! employee and a customer, first off the manager have been…read morecutting hours left and right and giving them to highschoolers and cutting hours on the employees who have been there for months and they dont realize that when high school starts again they will be leaving and have to deal with a shortage of employees for discriminating against the old employees. One cannot live on 17 hours a week at 8.25 an hour. Now for the environment, there is always gossip and the Manager threatens employees and not sending them to their lunch when she gets upset, even mentioned that we would only get one bathroom break, one cannot hold it in for a certain length of time. The food is ok, drinks ok, restaurant in descent shape, but do not work there at all.

Terrible attitude and even worse service. Never again. No one smiles. No one says Thank You.read more

Food is ready good I eat here every Sunday and the restroom are clean and service is good.read more

Not much experience with their food but have had many heath bar blizzards. They are great but not…read morereal healthy, oh well such is life. We only live once. Will definitely visit there again.