Passing through from Southern California on my way to Tennessee and I was so impressed! Everything…read morewas homemade and had amazing flavor. From the great customer service, to the homemade salsa, to the carne asada tacos, to the chicken, and grilled onions, everything was amazing. Being born and raised in Orange County, I had high expectations, and this exceeded it. If you're ever in the area and in the mood for some real Mexican food, this is it!

The food was very good very friendly service and fast! Will definitely be back! We ordered the…read morecarne asada fries and the birria ramen they full of flavor and not stingy with their meats at all. Definitely check them out you will not be disappointed!

We almost turned around bc we were sure we weren't going the right way, but when we got there we…read moreknew it was going to be a cool experience. It's a super small restaurant and we got there around 1:30pm and there was still a 25 minute wait. I took that as a good sign. Speaking of good signs, there were really cute signs and decorations that my 5 year old enjoyed talking about. The food was delicious. Service was great, speedy and friendly. Highly recommend!

Like others have probably done, we found this gem via Yelp. Yelp is typically hit or miss for me…read more This time it was an unexpected hit! Small, clean and busy establishment near the airport with a quick, attentive and friendly service. We ordered the chilaquiles and cinnamon coffee. Everything was great. The other menu items also looked delicious from what we could see on other tables. Bonus: They also have fresh squeezed orange juice. Pro Tip: There is a ~4% surcharge for paying with credit card so to avoid that, bring cash and don't forget to tip your server.

This place is amazing! Food was great! Service was great! The prices are good! Highly recommend!read more

I had heard they were from Louisiana and combined cabbage and collard greens. Wife and I went and…read moreit was incredible. Everything was incredible. When asked how good it was I said a beam of golden light came down from the sky. We went back and had my wife's phone hidden and set on a gospel choir singing Hallelujah. Same delightful young lady asked if the golden light came down. I said no but I think I hear Angels singing. Wife hit play, the whole place heard it. better go early they fill up quick.

My first experience with Delvin's was roughly 8-10 years ago when my aunt decided to order their…read morefood for Thanksgiving. I remember it being very delicious. One thing of note was that it was my first time eating sweet potato casserole. One bite and I was instantly hooked. Today my wife and I decided to eat here for lunch. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. She picked the sausage and brisket with sweet potato casserole and greens while I chose the jalapeño sausage with brisket, beans, and potato salad. The beans were DELICIOUS! While everything on my plate was top notch, my wife can attest to just how much raving I did about those baked beans. We ended up sharing a few bites of each others food and I had some of her sweet potatoes. I was instantly taken back to my first experience having them years ago which reminded me just how good this place is. Definitely will be back again!

What a delicious surprise for us in Amarillo , Tx. The food was definitely prepared by a chef that…read moreknows what they are doing. It took awhile to get out our food but then we decided it was worth the wait for sure. One of our new favorite spots for pasta done right and all the rest. Loved it.

So good and authentic! Cajun, sandwiches, and a bit of Mexican. Counter service was quick.read more

We've been twice recently as husbands is hooked on their beef rellanos! Excellent both visits…read more Staff is very friendly and we could visit comfortably.

At there a couple times. The food was not to my liking. The only people that have recommended this…read moreplace to me are senior Caucasian women. I prefer food that has a great flavor profile. Savory and heat. No issues with the service. We all have different preferences in our food choices. Visit The Plaza and post your opinion.

The food is pretty good here. There are lots of different choices. You order through a Kiosk…read morespecially made orders.

I'm not sure what happened to BSA's dining center, but it is not the same as it once was…read more The staff has always been great! The food within the last 4 months has declined dramatically! Even the BSA employees are not happy with the change! I would not recommend eating here to anyone!

Hands down the top Indian food in Amarillo (dine-in, takeout, lunch buffet). From dine in made to…read moreorder North India or Southern India flavors. You can certainly get lost in the extensive menu, trying to decide what to try today. With over 10+ different bread offerings how can you decide day to day. Lets talk about the lunch buffet! Over 20 items to choose from, several masalas, paneers, samosas, lamb or goat biriyani daily. I've eaten every Indian buffet in town and there's no waiting for more naan or samosas to be added to the buffet, they are on top of their game! Need to cool down with a Lassi? Your in luck mango, sweet and salty lassis to cover your cool down. Lets not forget the Chai tea for the trip home to reflect on your Indian food experiences. The take out is a huge part of the business here it seems, orders and drivers are flying in and out the door. Ambiance is flat, no frills but I wil assure you the food is the star of the show!

I ordered online from Sai Indian Cuisine in Amarillo and was excited to try their food. I ordered…read moremutton curry, chicken tikka masala, chili paneer, and garlic naan. Unfortunately, my experience with the chicken tikka masala was extremely disappointing. The first thing I noticed was the overwhelming smell of old fenugreek. The smell was so strong that it completely overpowered the dish, and unfortunately the taste matched it. After the first bite, I immediately noticed that the texture did not seem like chicken at all -- it had the consistency of paneer. After checking the dish more carefully, I found actual chicken pieces mixed in with what appeared to be paneer-like chunks. It looked as though something other than chicken had been added to make the dish appear fuller. I called the restaurant to simply ask how their chicken tikka masala is prepared and whether there was anything other than chicken in the gravy. The response I received was that there was only chicken. When I explained that I had chunks of something that appeared to be paneer in the dish, the response suddenly changed to, "Oh, it's eggs." As someone who grew up eating North Indian food, I have never encountered eggs being added to chicken tikka masala, and more importantly, this was never disclosed anywhere on their menu. Their website describes the dish as "chicken baked in clay oven and cooked with mild sauce" -- there is no mention of eggs, paneer, or any other ingredient that could be a concern for someone with allergies. When I brought up the concern that someone with an egg allergy would have no way of knowing this, the response I received was simply, "You need to tell me." I explained that when ordering online, customers can only go off the information provided on the menu. Instead of acknowledging the issue, I was met with the same dismissive response. The conversation continued to become more unprofessional. When I questioned the way I was being spoken to, the person responded that this was how he talked to customers and then hung up on me. For anyone who is new to Indian food and is looking for an authentic experience, I would strongly caution you. This was the furthest thing from the North Indian food I grew up eating. Authentic Indian cuisine is built around carefully balanced spices, proper preparation, and transparency about ingredients -- not masking questionable additions or dismissing customer concerns. Whether this was the owner or an employee, the attitude and lack of accountability were unacceptable. A restaurant should be transparent about its ingredients, especially when allergens are involved, and should treat customers with basic respect when concerns are raised. The food quality was disappointing, but the customer service was even worse. I cannot recommend Sai Indian Cuisine based on this experience.