Home away from home! Anything you order you'll be thinking of mom cooking her best…read more Quick and flavorful! They way you want to leave home full and loved Great service and the place is not a million dollar corporation but homie

Friendly service. Lots of locals. This usually means good food at a reasonable price and La Bodega…read moredelivers. At first, I thought they didn't have indoor dining but there's several tables. Even a couple for large groups.

Food is decent but service is definitely hit and miss. Walked in today, before others, yet was…read moreserved after. Never offered chips and salsa and had to wait for drink. Not sure why business in Pecos, TX have such up and down customer service.

The food is authentic Mexican food, never disappoints. The service is efficient and friendly. The…read moreatmosphere is inviting.

Food was subpar at best. The restaurant is old and run down but typical for the area. Our waitress…read morewas very polite. Considering all of the good Mexican food in the area they need to step up their game.

I will never spend a penny here again and will make sure anyone I come in contact with doesn't…read moreeither. I placed a TOGO order to feed an oilfield location I was working on and they added an outrageous $58 tip just for preparing our plates. This is abuse and taking advantage of the very thing that allows you to be in business. I wasn't told anything about any sort of tip being added automatically for a Togo order that we picked up ourselves or I would have ordered elsewhere.

Very authentic and delicious. I ordered two Al Pastor tacos to go at their drive through. The…read moretortillas were homemade and the meat was flavorful, not oily at all. Friendly service. I would recommend the tacos and would say the service was excellent.

THE GOOD: clean, large bathroom stalls, and large cups for beverages. The food was not drenched in…read moreoil which is always a plus. THE BAD: Unfortunately this is the most TASTELESS Mexican food I've ever had. Everything from the meat to the beans and rice to the chips and salsa were all VERY bland. Our server was also not very nice. If you are hungry and just passing through it will fill the hole but you'll likely feel robbed when you leave.

I arrived at 7:00 and was told to sit wherever I would like. Sat around 7:02. Waitress arrived…read morearound 7:06. Brought my drink back and my order was placed by 7:08. Pretty quick and very polite. About 5 years back I worked in a nearby gas plant. I have now returned to work in drilling. I would come hear and order Chicken Enchiladas Verdes and it was really good. It was hot though, but I really liked hot food. I am Cajun, so to give you an idea, it was hotter than Cajun food and almost as hot as Thai medium heat. Well, first impressions. I am pretty sure it didn't have yellow cheese on it last time. First bite, wow! Not as hot as it used to be, but still has a nice spice, which is good. I was a little concerns I wouldn't be able to handle it. The sauce now has a smoother creaminess to it and the chicken is moist and tender. The rice and refried beans were good as well. Well, that was delicious. If you haven't figured out, as I was eating, I was reviewing and typing. It's a winner. Can't tell you about the rest of the menu yet, but first visit back and the Chicken Enchiladas Verdes is a keeper, as my wife would say when I cook something she enjoys and wants me to cook again. As for the ambiance, this is a small mom and pop restaurant. Lots of laughs and smiles and friendly staff. One last thing, it was $14.05 with a tea, not including the tip of course.

We were wanting menudo and Wood came out. There were more bones than posole. In fact it made me…read moresick all night.

You could eat somewhere else, but why would you? Best…read moreenchiladas in town!!! And they'll put an egg on it.

I was seated fast. The service is good, and they definitely have a locals scene going on with the…read moreold women, and a couple of old guys. The dining room could double as a waiting room with the wall to wall plain beige low pile carpet It's a cozy dining room with plenty of seating close to your neighbors. I ordered the nachos with ground beef, beans, jalapeños and cheese. The waitress said to be careful of the plate because it was hot. That was the only part that was hot. I was a clump of blandness. All of the good stuff was stuck to the bottom of the plate, and the center was warm at best. The lettuce and whatever else was on top. Nothing like pulling cold beans and cheese apart. I dumped the entire cup of salsa on it and it didn't help because it had zero heat, and tasted like tomatoes only, probably because of the old people I'm sure. I cut my losses, paid, and left disappointed. At least they were nice. It should be called Mi Gossip Circle

Amazing food and fabulous service!!! The sops de Fideo was a great surprise and so nostalgic!!read more

I'm a Texan with a penchant for Tex-Mex (and Mex, New Mex and even Lou-Mex), and I enjoyed this…read morelittle joint. Was it the best ever? Hardly. But, in all fairness, I've eaten at no fewer than 200 different Tex-Mex restaurants in my lifetime. First, as one reviewer stated, this is very much a New Mexican-style restaurant, although they try to get there with the Tex-Mex. What does this mean? Quite simply, this place uses red sauce (vs. chili gravy) for enchiladas. It also offers stacked enchiladas with an egg placed on top, which is true New Mexican. Beyond that, the menu is quite varied. I'll start with my cheese enchiladas with red sauce. The sauce was spicy as hell, which was wonderful. The enchiladas themselves were a disappointment because they used two corn tortillas to roll them with the smallest pinch of cheese I've experienced in a while. -- I'm not sure about my dad's chile relleno and beef enchilada with green sauce, but he really enjoyed both. The rice and beans were pretty much par for the course. Not bad but nothing special. The salsa here is phenomenal. There's just enough onion and cilantro to make it memorable. It's served cold, which is a must for me, and it has some serious bite. Service here is really friendly and efficient. The atmosphere is old school: cheap paneling and trite "Mexican" decor. The men's bathroom is almost as dark as a movie theater. I don't get to this area often, but I would certainly eat here again any time I do.

A super cute little restaurant that I'm pretty sure was originally a home on a street off the…read morehighway in Balmorhea. The name means "The Bear Den" and the inside is decorated with all kinds of bears and other beautiful decor from Mexico. Since it's a small place, you're definitely not getting "fast food," so expect to spend about an hour to have lunch, but it's worth the wait! We tried the green chile queso (awesome), fried pickles (good, the ranch they came with were awesome though), the chile relleno (solid), the chicken flautas (pretty good), and my daughter had their fried fish basket, which we definitely didn't expect to see on the menu but she liked! We were on a road trip and didn't have as much time to spend here as I'd hoped, but they helped us get in and out as fast as possible with our bellies full, which we really appreciated!

I was very disappointed with my meal. I ordered a taco salad when tasted like mush. When I…read morecompleted to the staff I was not given other options to replace my salad but instead was told I ordered it so I had to play for it . I would not recommend this restaurant.

From the outside it's nothing much to look at and the inside isn't much either but surprisingly our…read morefood was pretty good. I got the cheese enchilada dish and Bobbie the flautis dish both with rice and beans. The beans were actually some of the best I've had in a long time and the rice was good, needed more seasoning but still good. The enchiladas were tasty but also lacking seasoning. The flautis were probably the best part as they had lots of meat fries nice and crispy and great flavor. So overall for Pecos where the choices are very limited it was good food. Not sure where all the reviews saying no flavor came from but maybe they need to go back to El Torito.

4 stars because clean,plenty room to sit, and easy parking . And at least they have a tv…read more Buffet food ok Service ok Salad bar ok They have breakfast. I heard the menudo is good served on Sunday morning Also serve caldo de Rez Sunday morning. Self serve fountain drinks. 12$ and change for the BUFFET./with drink I'll be back. It's cold outside and it's cold inside no heater !!!!!! Bring a jacket

Food, service, ambiance and all. One most fabulous place to eat. Chile rellenos and enchiladas…read morewere the best ever. We are deaf and use sign language. They could communicate with us. Everyone in the room looked happy. Fort Stockton is intriguing. The fort and the wonderful Bella Terrazza store. And the huge road runner sculpture. The people, the history the culture. We will want to return and stay longer.

We picked this place because of the number of cars out front. We just felt like Mexican food. The…read morefood was excellent. I'm not a refried bean lover but these were delicious. The plates were loaded and we needed a To go box. The service was good and everyone who came in was greeted warmly. I got the feeling the staff enjoyed their jobs, even if it was a holiday. The ambience is traditional, small dining rooms with large TVs showing college football. Prices were typical of what you'd expect. We will definitely go back next time we are going through Fort Stockton.