Best Mexican Restaurant in Frisco! When the owner says, "Mi Casa es su casa" he means it. He was…read morethere to take my order of two (2) enchiladas generously stuffed with beef, and a delicious homemade chilies rellano. But the ambience was outstanding in a Mexican Bar watching FIFA, MEX beat EQU!! VIVA Mexico!!

Service was okay and food was also okay. Price was a little high given normal Mexican food…read morestandards. Not a bad spot at all, but will probably look into other options around the next time I'm feeling Mexican.

My husband and I drove through Frisco a week ago, but were there before all the restaurants opened…read more It's such a cute town so we just walked around for a bit. But- we were driving back through today and I remembered a Mexican restaurant in Frisco, so we stopped in for lunch- great decision! They have some tables outside, but we chose inside seating. We sat down and a server brought over water, chips and 2 different salsas that were very tasty. I ordered a medium size skinny margarita- and it was huge- but also really good and tart- just the way I like them! I ordered a chicken dish and my husband ordered a pork dish- hindsight- we should have split one meal because they were huge!!! Very fresh and delicious, but we couldn't finish them. All of the servers we interacted with were so nice, friendly and very helpful! Everything we ate was very good and it was a fun experience!

If you are in the mood for authentic delicious Mexican food this is your place. The spinach…read moreenchiladas come with a tasty verde sauce, black beans and Mexican rice. It was fantastic. My husband had the chicken quesadillas which he loved and they happened to be on happy hour so it was a great price. Our friends had the taco salad ( it was huge) and the chicken soup, also amazing. We ended with the flan which was big enough for four. The staff very really friendly. Everything was delicious. We can't recommend it enough. It's a very simple place but very clean and right on the main street of Frisco.

This is the best Oaxacan Mexican food. Rare to find a restaurant serving it. Kudos to the…read morekitchen. I've been to Oaxaca and this is like eating there. The mole was excellent. The use of Oaxacan cheeses in your dishes make them perfect. The restaurant space is charming and personal as is the service. Highly recommended.

After a string of mediocre Mexican meals in the past week, this was a pleasant place to try. The…read morechips were thick and crispy, and the salsa was flavorful. I had a skinny margarita, and it was very refreshing! It was challenging to settle on just two items from the menu, but we went with tostadas with tasajo (thin cut beef) and entomatadas with chicken. Both were great! And very affordable. I couldn't finish both tostadas and they were only $12. Our server was nice and we both left with leftovers.

We're "Sun Birds" visiting from Arizona. We had another great experience at Nuevo Vallarta. We…read morevisited for lunch. Service good, food great.

Service at the bar was .... Aloof.... huraño…read more Note to management. Assign a bartender that has some personality to service your bar patrons. All I ordered to eat was Chili con Queso. Two ingredients: Chili and Cheese. Nuevo Vallarta has effectively combined two simple ingredients into a flavorless, watery version of ballpark quality. I wasn't surprised everyone left the bar in the middle of MEX v CHZ: BORING Service, Food, and Atmosphere If chef can't do better with two ingredient dishes, he's lost credibility with the rest of the menu with more expensive dishes.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but my experience at Tocko on Frisco was disappointing from start…read moreto finish. The moment we walked in (we were the only people in the restaurant) the staff who looked more annoyed than welcoming. The food was the biggest letdown. Everything tasted bland and rushed, like it had been sitting out too long. Ever experience soggy nachos? Well, this is the place for you. The chicken wings, that apparently are not only deep fried are also baked (as I was told by the server) take about 50 minutes to come out. Steak quesadillas were lukewarm, and frankly all of the food was simply meh. Ever seen brown guacamole? You can see it here. Service was equally frustrating. It took forever just to get someone's attention, and when I did, the attitude felt dismissive, almost like I was inconveniencing them just by asking for basics like water refills. "Can't you see we are short staffed" - buddy, I have worked and owned places that are short staffed but have to ask for water 4 times, hanging another table do the same .... I can go on and on. Frankly, so many better options around that are so much better, also short staffed but friendly and at least make an effort to be friendly. Hope your experience here is better if you are brave enough to waste two hours for crappy food and incredibly sub par service.

Had a burrito and street tacos. Both were very good. No complaints…read more Sat upstairs for a Sunday lunch and the music was a bit too loud, but that area is considered a bar/restaurant.

What an adventure in dining! The edamame was fresh for an appetizer and the cocktails were…read moreamazing. The menu was very interesting but when I saw the Buttermilk Chicken something told me to order it. It was amazing!!! It also comes with dinner rolls, they were out of this world. After we were done, the owner came and talked to us. Found out that that the rolls and chicken were his personal recipe! Dessert was 4 types of Chocolate Pie that was very good, not close to being overwhelming because of all the chocolate. Can't wait to go back again!!!

We were early for our reservation but we were still immediately sent to our table. We started with…read morecocktails before the meal. I had shrimp and my husband had yellow fish collar and both meals were superb. We ended our meal with mochi Chinese ice cream. What a treat! The owner came out to talk with us to make sure everything was okay and the food and service were excellent. We will look forward to dining at this restaurant in the future.

Delicious sausages! We did a sampler and loved them all...cheese brat, veal brat, Guinness…read morebrat...also enjoyed the cucumber salad. Counter service was good, tables rustic, fun to walk around the store when done.

Met a friend who suggested this place. No way I would have returned. Food is mediocre and…read moreridiculously priced. BiPolar service is both friendly and bureaucratic, sometimes flexible to dog owners, sometimes not so much. The good news is you can sit outside with your dog in a filthy patio area with heaters the barely work. Only the most desperately ignorant German would accept cigarette butts and refuse piled up under tables. Maybe Prost wants to embrace the Sonnenallee in Berlin's Neukölln district. We did not stay long.

I went in mid-afternoon for the first time. I ordered a Thai Ice Tea and Pad Thai. The service…read morewas kind, fast, and hot in temperature. I don't like dishes to spicy and the hot ingredients were served on the side. I had shrimp on the dish which was delicious and generous. I took 2/3 home. I would heartily recommend this place.

This place is a straight up rip off…read more green curry was watery and a small portion, not that tasty. rice portion also small. fried rice with chicken and up charge for additional broccoli. the broccoli was literally 3 pieces the size of quarter. fresh roll was ok, but not enough to justify the price tag. $50 all in, about $20 value.

Best brunch I had in Frisco…read more Butterhorn Bakery and Cafe is the highest-rated brunch spot in Frisco, and based on my experience, I'd agree with the hype. Of the couple of brunch spots I tried in town, this was my favorite. I ordered the Cornucopia with eggs over medium and substituted the home fries for fruit. The fruit was surprisingly good, strawberries, blueberries, and bananas with a light sprinkle of powdered sugar. A side of fruit can be pretty hit or miss when you substitute it at brunch, so I was pleasantly surprised. The eggs were cooked right, and the toast was fine. I opted for turkey bacon, though, and I'd recommend skipping it. It was pretty crispy and lacked much flavor. The standout was the cinnamon roll French toast. We ordered it to share with the table, and I highly recommend doing the same. It comes with two large cinnamon rolls that are soaked in egg batter and grilled French-toast style. It was top tier. I noticed several tables around us sharing the regular cinnamon roll as well, and those looked fantastic too. They also have a bakery counter inside with plenty of grab-and-go options. The pastries all looked great, along with fresh bread, cookies, and other sweet treats. If you're visiting Frisco and looking for brunch, Butterhorn is definitely worth a stop. And whatever you order, I'd make sure the cinnamon roll French toast makes it onto your table.

Everything was great. We had a family of 5 so we tried cinnamon roll French toast, biscuits and…read moregravy, Philly cheesesteak, and tomato bisque soup. I know sounds kind of random. But every person loved what they had. Plus outdoor patio to enjoy the mountain air. Adding myself to chorus of voices saying this place is amazing.

Wonderf food and staff was awesome. Amber was our server and she made sure we were taken care of.read more

Every time I'm in Frisco, I can't help but visit Highside! Greta variety of beers, food, indoor and…read moreoutdoor areas--it has it all! Frisco has so many great places to visit, and Highside is located right at the corner of one of the coolest streets of shops and restaurants--starting or ending your shopping with a beer is a must. Highside always has a great variety of beers, but also has coolers of ciders and non alcoholic options. They also have food available, but as I haven't eaten any, I won't review that here! But I do love the indoor and outdoor seating options--and the place is dog friendly!