Got two burritos in the drive through. Both were big and tasty! I got the combo burrito and a carne…read moreguisada burrito. Hot sauce was really good. Want to go back and eat inside!

They have decent food for a small town place. It's Mexican, just in case the name didn't give it…read moreaway. They have staffing issues, just like most places. The waitresses keep things moving pretty quickly. Their American food is good, too. The staff is very friendly. You won't be disappointed. You might even like it.

Call first! We just came & everything was dark. Yelp showed that it was open until 9:00. It's 7:10…read more We tried. Disappointing & frustrating. Apparently this place has been closed for years possibly.

O M G If you have a…read morecar with tires, get into it and get yourself to Baird, Texas. YOU NEED this food. We found this place accidentally and I am SO happy we did. This is the kind of food and service everybody needs in their lives. In fact, this was some of the best food I've had on all of I-20. It was so good, we just kept ordering stuff to try. This place was AWESOME. If you were looking for a last meal, this could indeed where you want it from!

Fantastic place. Great food, even better staff. Greatly enjoyed all aspects of this place. Looking…read moreforward to our next visit.

10 out of 10, get the fajita toxica. Fantastic food and great spicy rice. The chips and salsa is…read moretop notch as well. Highly recommend.

I went to Pequín Mexican Restaurant on base and the food was superb! I was able to choose what I…read morewanted on my burrito. They customize it to the way you like it. They also have a habanero salsa and mild salsas. They give you personalized service and make you feel welcomed. Fish tacos and shrimp tacos are not on the menu, but are offered. They can also turn any menu item into a breakfast entree if requested. They serve Mexican Coke and Mexican Fanta made with pure cane sugar, along with horchata, pineapple, and lemonade drinks, along with various Jarritos drinks and fountain drinks. They have Mexican music playing in the background which adds to the ambiance. I think I will have them cater my next gathering!

Tried calling in to make an order 3 times (within business hours suggested online) and no answer…read more Was excited to try it based on reviews, but I guess not /:

Muy rico Mex! On the small side for size with a big heart and popular with Hispanic folks. Food is…read moretasty and plentiful servings. Maybe most authentic Mexican in Abilene, tastes like Grandmas recipes. Many specials including Parrilladas / grills! Can be windy on patio, no protection.

Atmosphere: Located on the north side of town near the Walmart in the old Two Prophs Ice Cream…read morebuilding. Limited seating inside with some area outside that is guarded from the West setting sun. 1 Star Service: Our waitress was very attentive and cared for us astutely. She was very pleasant and helped with the menu. 2 Stars Food: I had really high hopes when we walked in and the place was completely filled with nothing but Mexicans. That's almost always a good sign at any local Mexican restaurant. And don't get me wrong, the food was decent, but not quite as good as I was expecting. The refied beans are pretty good. The verde sauce for the Verde Enchiladas was actually quite good and I would opt for that. Also the regular rojo gravy was good. The picadillo meat was a bit "watery" for lack of a better term. It wasn't grease that seemed to seep from them, but more like the meat had been boiled instead of fried in a skillet. Not that there is anything wrong with that as long as it is well drained. It just made the meat a bit bland. Rice tastes pretty much like every other Mexican rice from half of the Mexican restaurants in Abilene. Maybe they all source it from the same supplier? Now let's talk about the tostada that I added onto my meal à la carte. It was great! Just a bean tostada but served with plenty of lettuce and tomato and cheese on top, just the way I like it. Also the chips and chunky salsa were good. On the downside, EVERYTHING is surcharged. Want a lemon? Some jalapeños? Maybe a different sauce on your enchiladas? Not without a charge for it. So keep that in mind. 0.5 Star Overall: A good meal if not on the slightly bland side, but I would go back to try some other dishes. Everything seems fresh. Bring your own jalapeños and lemons. 3.5

Love coming here. People are friendly and welcoming. Food is excellent. It still has that…read moredistinctive El Fenix taste. The decor brings back many happy memories of great meals here throughout the last 50 years.

Yikes. Mouse droppings all over…read more Unfortunately not a good impression. Service is slow. You have to keep finding someone to wait on you. Then you have to keep reminding them they never brought you your food, or drinks. As I was looking out the front windows w/the open sign I noticed many, many mouse droppings all over the windows, and in the corner of the floor. I brought it to their attention but they did not seem concerned. As I was leaving, I told another person that the droppings needed attention and they did not even respond. I promise you if there was that many in plain sight and in so many places there are mice running all over. The lack of concern speaks volumes.

I love the nachos here, but I cannot stand the people that work there all of them always have a…read moreproblem and they never listen

First time trying Sharky's after hearing people talk about it for years! Sharky's is located inside…read morethe grocery store United. It's a great price for the quantity of food. You can order a burrito, chips, and dip for about $5-6. A filling meal that's quick and easy. I can honestly say that it's overrated though. Not great flavor when it comes to their meat whether you're eating steak or chicken. Their spicy ranch was good! It's an incredible deal, cheap! Worth trying if you haven't already, but nothing to go out of your way for.

Delicious! The food is a great value, and surpassed my expectations. Definitely my new place while…read morein town!

Four stars to the owner, who is from El Salvador but knows how to make Mexican barbacoa!- That is…read moreprecisely the spirit of my brothers and sisters from El Salvador-if they do not know how to do something, they will learn and make it even better! The barbacoa plate has plenty of food. This is the first time I have seen barbacoa served with rice, beans, and salad, but that is fine. The tortillas are handmade, fresh, and made in Central American style (smaller and thicker than Mexican tortillas). Next time I will try their pupusas which many people have recommended.