When I first started coming here on weekends u got 3 tacos Al pastor with some awesome pineapple…read moresalsa for 5$. Ordered the same thing today and it was $15 and there is no longer any salsa. I understand inflation but 300% is stiff. Shopping for a new low end awesome taco joint.

Found this dime when I was in high school.. I've been a customer for about 6 years! I've moved to…read moreanother city now but every time I'm in Houma I stop here. I've always gotten the steak burrito.. comes dressed with lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, cilantro, and avocado. The green sauce they give is AMAZING. My friends love the street tacos and I've gotten the quesadilla as well. Cash only here, and the burrito costs $6.

Good food of course Great atmosphere…read more Always kind servers and hostesses. Recommend 10/10

Horrible experience. We came in at 7 sat down at 8 that's understandable after a busy Friday…read moreafternoon. But for them to bring our drinks till almost 40 minutes after ordering them is crazy. Our waitress was too overwhelmed and never came check for refills. Our kids burger came out raw two times and took 20 minutes to bring it back out once they did eveyone was done eating. None of the other waitresses were working as a team and trying to help the server since he was overwhelmed. I never seen a manger in site trying to direct the afternoon. I really hope they fix this problem.

As soon as you walk inside you want to leave. The decor and ambiance need lots of work. When I…read morewent, the cashier only spoke Spanish. Got a variety of tacos all of which were good but nothing worth coming back again for.

Absolutely the filthiest restaurant I have been to in a very very long time…read more Dirty paper towels on the unswept and washed floor. Exposed cold meat on a trompo in the hallway to the stinky dirty bathroom. After seeing that I wondered if my tacos pastor came from it.... the pastor was nothing more than burnt meat with god knows what for seasoning. 12 noon and not a single other customer on a Friday I'm a world traveler and should have known better

To start they did not have the ingredients to make 2 of the drinks we tried to order. We ordered…read morea top shelf margarita that tasted mostly like sour mix. The fajitas ordered tasted ok, but not hardly enough meat. mostly over cooked vegetables. I was highly disappointed. We used to frequently eat at El Paso, but not anymore.

3 solid stars. It's not the best Mexican food by any standard, but it's filling. The chips and…read moresalsa are complimentary. The chips are decent, but the tomato-based salsa is very good! There's also a mild salsa (with large chunks of onions) and black refried beans that comes with the chips. Both were decent. I ordered the chicken enchilada burrito without cheese and sour cream I added a side of rice since the burrito doesn't come with rice inside. The rice is almost certainly precooked and isn't cooked at the restaurant. It has peas and carrots in it like something in the frozen section at the grocery store. It wasn't bad, but certainly nothing to brag about. The waiter was friendly and attentive. I would come back since the food is so low cost.

If you like Mexican food and have never been to this restaurant you are missing out. This is hands…read moredown the best Mexican food available in Houma. Having lived in both Texas and Los Angeles for extended periods of time, I feel like I have a pretty good feel for what real Mexican food tastes like. If you're looking to kick back a few Margarita's at a Tex Mex restaurant then this is not the place for you. If you want fresh authentic Mexican food that is served piping hot every time then this is the place you want to go. I'll give a step by step review of what you can expect. Beverages: As far as I know they don't serve any alcohol. But they do have some Jarrito's drinks and they only serve sweet tea which has quite a bit of lemon in it so if that's not what you like you may prefer a soda or some water to go with your meal. Dips: You'll be presented with two salsas both of which are pretty spicy so if you have a low tolerance for spice you might want to pass on these. They also serve some pickled vegetables with the salsas (onions, peppers, carrots, etc. with a hint of cumin). These go well with chips but also are good to add some flavor to tacos. They have a pretty solid queso dip and also a good guacamole both of which are reasonably prices. Guacamole is served fresh and if I had to guess more often than not it's made to order. Entrees: If you go for lunch they have a few daily lunch specials that are available Monday - Friday. I'd recommend forgoing those options for the dinners which are really at lunch price points anyway. Below I'll make a few recommendations Enchiladas Suizas - Chicken Enchiladas served with a tomatillo sauce on top and melted cheese. Simple but very tasty and it served with black beans and rice. Enchiladas Potosinos - You might be a little surprised when you get this dish because it really has the appearance of Tostadas. Tacos - There are multiple different meats that you can choose for the tacos. It will be served the way it is served by authentic taco stands with two corn tortillas, white onions, cilantro, and lime. If you prefer more tex mex type toppings such as sour cream they will honor that request. Carne A La Tampequena - Steak served with guacamole, tortillas, cheese enchiladas. Very well seasoned beef that makes for some great tacos or is good enough to eat as a stand alone dish. Chile Relleno - This is a classic stufed relleno dish with cheese stuffing and topped with a homemade ranchero sauce. Rice and beans also served with this dish. Chicken Mole - Bone in chicken legs served with an authentic homemade mole sauce served with rice and beans. If you've never tried a mole sauce you might want to read up on what one is before you jump head first into this dish. It's a little different and not for everyone. Soups - They have several Mexican soups here that you certainly won't find at any Tex Mex places and maybe not even most of the newer authentic type places that have been opening up. There are a couple of soups that they only serve on the weekends (Pozole being an example.) Tamales - These are only served on Saturday and sometimes Sunday. They're pretty generous sized pork tamales wrapped in banana leaves. If you eat two of these with some beans and rice you'll definitely be full. Hands down the best tamales you'll get in town. I like to throw some of the spicy salsa on them. To each their own. So you might be reading this review and asking why I like the place so much. A few reasons which I'll quickly outline. Fresh ingredients Authenticity Clean environment (let's be honest, you don't get this in all authentic type Mexican places) Guacamole is made fresh and isn't half brown when you get it like most places in town Food is always served hot (again this might seem like something small but you know plenty of places in Houma can't even get this right) Inexpensive - There are only a couple menu items over 10 dollars and the portions are generous enough. They know how to properly make Mexican rice. It's the only place in town where the rice isn't terrible.

I'm sorry this is not really good Mexican food at all. If you like tex mix then this place is for…read moreyou.

I began my usual order and i asked for twelve cinnabons to which the girl said "we don't have…read moreenough for twelve". Then she corrected herself and said "We don't have any." I asked if she could make more but she said no. Then I asked one more time. Then she yelled and said there was none so i said okay and drove around. When i got to the window she gave me a look and asked "What did you have" I said "The quesadilla and drink" She said "oh you still wanted that?" and slammed the window I still got my food so can't say i'm completely say dissatisfied but this experience was definitely a shock.

Was probably the worst experience here today I went up to the front counter to put in an order and…read moreeveryone was in the back when I said hello to get someone in the backs attention I was totally ignored so I left and I won't be returning to this Taco Bell.

Went there for the first time today. We had the salad with steak. It was good. We will go back.read more

Food and service were great! My sis and I really enjoyed our meals! The associates were calm as we…read moreundecided on what to get. We appreciate her patience:-)

La Casa and I go way back. Way back. Being a Houma native and having family that still live in the…read morearea I've visited La Casa many, many times. It's known around town as "the place to be" as it has a bar area (separate from the dining area) that is always hopping and the restaurant itself is one of the more upscale Mexican places in Houma. I was here recently and had the Grilled Shrimp Nachos (shrimp, beans, monterrey jack and cheddar, sour cream, pico, bacon bits, avocado and chives topped with jalapenos. Holy shit...these were amazing. If you go here for nothing else go for these. I would not steer ya'll wrong. We also shared some burritos and what I love about La Casa's burritos (besides their hysterical names) are that there is no rice in them. Rice in burritos distracts from the fillings in my opinion. If rice is your thing, you can order a side of it. The Happy Burrito is filled with beans and ground beef and topped with cheddar and chili. The Sad Burrito is exactly the same without the chili and I guess it's sad because it's missing the chili. My favorite though was the Lazy Burrito-filled with beans and ground beef topped with enchilada gravy and cheddar. I am a sucker for some good enchilada gravy and theirs is really good. I'll be back and if you're in the area give La Casa a try!

Food quality is not the same as it was years ago. Not seasoned well and the drinks were watered…read moredown. The staff was great but not enough to keep me coming back