The best hole in the wall in Mineral Wells. The most delicious authentic mexican food that never…read morefails to hit the spot! The best part is the employees are incredible. Always extremely sweet and attentive. Every visit has been so personable and delightful. I highly recommend this place to anyone who is looking for amazing food, 10/10 customer service and family style ambiance.

Everytime I had been in there, it has been very good food except when we went in this last…read moreSaturday. My nachos had everything piled on top instead of on a separate plate like before. My youngest daughter flautas were dry and my grandsons burger looked like it was a soy burger. We ordered desserts, with one being to go and the others to eat there. We waited and waited, and I finally had to flag the waitress down. They had a big party come in after us that took the whole front dining area and everyone else got ignore. Most of the time good food.

My favorite taco and margarita spot! Love their unique taco…read moreflavor combinations and great margaritas. My boys had brisket quesadillas--amazing flavors. My favorite tacos--Surf and Turf, MOAT and fried chicken--did not disappoint. The MOAT combines savory meat with the sweet blueberry sauce YUM. I tried the Chipotle Chicken taco today, I thought the peach salsa would add more moisture and could have been a bit more on the taco. The chipotle was spicy goodness but the taco was a little dry. I had 1855 and Sheriffs Posse margaritas--order with the tajin rim because it complements well. The Macho Nachos with brisket were amazing but unfortunately came out at the same time as our meal even though we ordered it first. The servers are always attentive and checked in on us regularly.

The salsa was fantastic but that was about it. They didn't have free chips and salsa, no pop…read moremachine nor did they have rice. the service was fair, tacos were dry and the elote was an ear of corn with a spicy, Paprika sauce that was over kill. had high hopes but probably won't return.

Really great street tacos here!! Cute truck! The couple…read moreworking the truck are very sweet! Drove from Benbrook just for these tacos!! Definitely worth the drive every time!!

Delicious! I had the pastor, Asada, and chorizo. I would definitely eat here again next time I'm in…read morethe area!

A surprise gem on the road to Graham…read more I was rolling toward Graham on a late‑afternoon Thursday, stomach growling loud enough to qualify as a distress signal. I'd skipped breakfast and lunch, and my body was starting to convince my brain that my throat might've been cut. Desperate times, hungry measures. I pulled up Google Maps, fully prepared to default to The Café, a tried‑and‑true Graford staple, but then Papa's Cantina popped up like a little culinary beacon. I walked in around 4:40. One person was waiting on a pickup order, and the rest of the nicely decorated space sat quiet, like it was saving its energy for the dinner rush. I grabbed a menu, settled in, and ordered my standard unsweet iced tea, the lifeblood of any respectable Texan trying to keep their sugar in check. As I scanned the menu, two favorites jumped out, chicken flautas and a chile relleno. Torn between comfort and curiosity, I asked the waitress what she'd recommend. She hadn't tried the relleno but said folks ordered it often. The flautas, though? She'd eaten them and gave a confident nod of approval. That was enough for me. While waiting, I dug into the chips and salsa she brought. The salsa arrived warm, a detail that immediately told me whoever crafted this spicy elixer cared. The chile‑powder‑dusted chips and that bold, flavorful salsa transported me straight back to Mineral Wells' old El Paseo and, up until more recently, Mi Familia. And before anyone accuses me of throwing shade, I've already discussed Mi Familia's recent "watered‑down salsa era" with Jose himself. This salsa at Papa's? No such problem. It had backbone. When my plate arrived, I admired it for a moment. Presentation matters, and they nailed it. I'd chosen squash instead of refried beans, partly to pretend I was making a healthy choice, partly because I don't trust anything that has to be "refried." (Kidding... mostly.) The verde salsa served with the flautas was another standout. A little bite, a lot of flavor, and the kind of sauce that makes you consider asking for a to‑go cup of it. The chicken flautas were very good, but the squash? That squash stole the show. It was so tasty I finished it first and even checked under the rice hoping to find more hiding. The flavor profile was spot‑on and paired beautifully with the entrée. I'll absolutely be back and next time, that chile relleno is going to be my target. Oh, and I'll be needing a few bowls of that salsa. Non‑negotiable.

Wow. I was visiting from DFW and typically I have not found…read moregood Mexican food in the area. However, this place blew my socks off, especially for such a small town. This place is family ran and family friendly. Our host served us and made us feel like home I enjoyed the food so much I had to take some home. As I was eating the food, I could tell that there was heart and there was intentionality with what I was eating. I ordered the Elote, Mexican coke, and enchiladas, I believe. As someone from DFW, it's hard to find a Mexican place even this good! If I could a message to Graford, please do not overlook this hidden gem you have!

My bonus daughter and I took my husband to get some good ole Tex mex for his birthday dinner…read more Everyone enjoyed their meal. My tortilla soup was delicious. Chicken was moist. Broth had good flavor. We hadn't been in quite some time but I'll definitely go back soon for a big bowl of soup.

Update. Oaxaca keeps updating the menu and thats what i need. This new sea bass ceviche is a bit…read morepricey but it's magical and substantial enough to almost be a meal unto itself. Others limp along on the same dull menu while Oaxaca keeps stepping it up. Eat it.

Michelada $15, very large in size. The Rita's are about the same price…read more The nachos were hastily assembled, messy and many toppings just on the plate but not atop a chip. They do not use chips made for nachos, just their regular tortilla chips. The beans were also not made for nachos, a bit too wet. The flavor was good but these could be much improved with a few adjustments. Thats all I tried, their menu is reasonably priced with a wide array of choices and would warrant a return visit to try other dishes. Service was great, not terrible busy when I came and sat at the bar in the back

Awesome food, service, atmosphere and menu. Fair priced…read more Clean environment. Will definitely be back and bring friends.

Highly recommend the beef fajita quesadilla. Ive ordered it for lunch for two days in a row, & both…read morewere very delicious. The service was great, & the restaurant was clean. The outdoor seating was pretty solid. They were pretty efficient, and I received both meals in a timely manner. I was surprised to see that hardly anyone was there considering I was there around 12:30 pm both days. Very underrated place.

What a hidden gem!!!! A small little hole in the wall that packs a big punch. Traditional Mexican…read moredecor lined the walls. The food was amazing and the staff were excellent.

What a great experience at Nacho Bravo in Weatherford! We started with the fried tuna chunks, fresh…read moreguacamole, and warm crispy chips--everything was absolutely delicious. My chicken burrito was packed with flavor and generously portioned, and the fresh margaritas were the perfect complement to the meal. The atmosphere was casual, relaxed, and welcoming--exactly what you'd hope for in a Texas restaurant. The staff was incredibly friendly, attentive, and made us feel right at home. As a bonus, we got to enjoy the sights of Cowboy Country with horses tied up just outside while we ate! If you're looking for great Mexican food, excellent service, and a fun local atmosphere, Nacho Bravo is definitely worth a visit. We'll be back!

We should have left as soon as we were blasted by the migraine inducing noise they call music. Or…read morewe could have turned around when we saw the lack of decor and lousy menu. Then the waiter with long fake pink fingernails informed us that the food is Spanish, not Mexican or TexMex. (I've been to Spain and they don't have anything remotely like this food- it's sort of an Asian Mexican fusion). We asked him if he would turn the music down twice- he said he did but we couldn't tell. The food- I had called to ask if they use MSG and the man who answered the phone, pretty sure it was our waiter, said they don't. But, all of us who are allergic to MSG got really sick. Otherwise, the food did not that good either. Tiny portions of meat in the tacos. We were still hungry and they had some weird Asian sweet chili sauce on the chicken taco- I didn't know it was Asian Fusion?! Final comment, I can't recommend the food, the service, or the ambiance.