Food is too expensive and greasy Tea was $4.75. Wow! Service was ok. Food is served in small…read moreproportions for a high priced plate. Skipping this place next time

I'm from CA visiting and originally thought I was getting actual crispy fried taquitos aka tacos…read moredorados but I guess here they mean tacos. I wasn't complaining though because these were the best asada tacos I've ever had! The meat was perfectly seasoned and it was not overcooked at all. It was juicy! Rice was very flavorful. The chilaquiles was spicy but tasted pretty good! Loved that everything was flavorful and straight to the point when ordering. Our waitress was really nice. Definitely would recommend to anyone in the area!

Nice little place and I really enjoyed the enchiladas. Lemon tasted fresh squeezed. Staff was very…read morefriendly

So everytime I come down to the valley I try to get a botana since Dallas doesn't know Jack about…read morewhat a botana is!. I yelped this place because I wanted to see what restaurants offered botanas that were close by where I was working. Saw junction Cafe, and it looked good on the pictures, so I decided to try it out. Walked in, and it was pretty empty since I came right before lunch. Found a seat, and the waitress came by and saw that the botana for 2 was about 25 buks, I think. Ordered a mix botana and a tea. Once the botana came by on first glance, it looked good, but as I started to eat, I noticed that the fajitas were super small and chopped up to bits. The chicken was only a couple of small chunks that didn't even look like a small chicken breast. Once everything was said and done, I paid about 36 bucks, including the tip. Botana 2 outa 10 taste was good, but no meat it was an optical illusion in the picture. Location 6 outa 10 it was clean. Waitress 6 outa 10 she was very attentive All in all, it could have been better since no one was really in the restaurant when I went. Very disappointing.

DELIVERY DRIVERS AVOID THIS PLACE!!! Show up and and they…read morewill waste your time making you wait around before telling you: "We sent our own driver out to deliver this order." Supervisor claims they don't know how this happens. And they don't really care. Will never eat here again either. Don't care how good they are. Pathetic

Solid 4. It was my first time here since I'm just visiting the city and we don't have Cowboy…read moreChicken where I live. The service was fast and friendly and the food was solid. I liked the chicken tinga bowl and my husband liked the chicken he ordered.

Did a delivery. Ordered the Wednesday Special and actually got what I ordered unlike the other El…read morePato. Food was good and plenty. Smallest tacos I've ever eaten.

First time trying this restaurant, dine in. Simple menu for lunch, polite service. We had to ask…read morefor the table to be wiped down and to add to the ambiance there was a person asleep in the next booth. The chicken flautas were good and the plate was worth the price. Very simply decorated restaurant.

I visit Pharr Texas annually and I'd never heard of this place... until now. It is literally around…read morethe corner from my family's home. First off I don't know why people are complaining about it being overpriced. I am from California and I thought the price was cheap. I ate three plates, a bowl of posole and fruit. The food was absolutely delicious and I wish I could've gone here every day that I visited. The lady that sat us down, did not appear very friendly, but the food made up for that. You can order French toast, pancakes, or omelette, and it is included in the all you can eat buffet. They also bring out corn or flour tortillas depending on which one you select. The bathrooms are clean, the music is Christian and they are open daily from 8am to 3pm. The lady told me they serve all you can eat lunch as well. They completely change out the breakfast buffet for lunch items and each day they serve a special item. Unfortunately, I was not able to try their lunch, but I will be sure to next time. I can't wait to come back and visit!

Edith's Mexican Buffet is located on N. Cage Blvd. in Pharr, Texas, along the I-69C access road…read more You'll find it on the west side just south of Nolana, between the Red Roof Inn and Volvo Trucks. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Edith's offers a reasonably priced, home-style Mexican breakfast and lunch buffet. The restaurant also has locations in downtown Edinburg and in Mission, which reflects strong support and confidence from local customers. This was my first visit to Edith's. The exterior of the building appears recently updated, though parking can be limited during peak hours. Be aware that parking on the hotel side of the divider will result in towing. While signs are posted on the restaurant door, an additional sign on the divider itself would be helpful. Street parking is not available. I remember when this space housed a pancake-house-style diner, and much of the same furniture is still in use. Some booth upholstery shows wear and a few small tears, though the seating remains comfortable. The breakfast buffet features a wide variety of traditional Mexican favorites: several styles of scrambled eggs, beans with or without chorizo, fried potatoes prepared plain, with chorizo, or a la mexicana, chilaquiles, hash browns, huevos rancheros, cheese in salsa, menudo, oatmeal, fresh fruit, and more. Our server, Soraya, was especially friendly and took our drink order as well as requests for eggs cooked to order. Pancakes and waffles are also available upon request. My eggs arrived promptly and were cooked perfectly over medium. The iced tea is offered sweetened or unsweetened. Although I was told the sweet tea was freshly brewed, it did not taste fresh to me and had a hint of lime. Soraya kindly replaced it with unsweetened tea at no extra charge, which was clearly fresh brewed and excellent. Corn tortillas are warmed, while the flour tortillas are freshly made--definitely the better choice in my opinion. Overall, the food was very good. The guisos, potatoes, bacon, beans, and chilaquiles all had solid flavor without being greasy. The chilaquiles were slightly dry on their own, but adding queso in salsa verde made them just right. Some bacon pieces were less crispy than I prefer, though it was easy to select the more well-done pieces. I enjoyed my breakfast and would gladly return. I noticed that some reviewers complained about Christian music playing in the background, but during my visit the music remained subtle and did not interfere with conversation. Personally, I enjoyed it. I look forward to returning to try the lunch buffet, especially the chile rellenos--one of my favorites--along with the many other guisos they offer.

This location of 100% Antojitos Mexicanos is in a strip mall on Trenton, just west of the corner of…read moreI-69-C and Trenton, next to the entrance to The Shoppes at Rio Grande Valley shopping center. The strip mall has its own entrance on Trenton and the parking is not connected to the larger shopping center. I was there for lunch. The facilities appeared to be clean. I expected more people at lunch hour but it was mostly empty. TV screens on the wall were playing a Spanish language talk show, but the volume was not too loud. They have a nice dining room inside and also feature a patio where you can eat outside if you wish. I opted for the inside dining with air conditioning because it's a hot Summer! The ambience is pleasant, family friendly, and clean. The dining room is big enough to accommodate groups. It would also be suitable for a business lunch as it is clean and not too noisy. You order and pay at the counter. The menu is posted on a sign showing your options. I chose the flautas and a fountain drink. I think the prices are a tad high considering the area and competition, but still within reason. I know the location is a costly and prime location. Once you order, you're given a number on a stand to place on your table, and they bring your food to your table. For drinks you have a choice of bottled drinks (Mexican soda pop or beer), or fountain drinks. The fountain drinks are soda pop or "aguas frescas". The aguas frescas include limeaide, horchata, and another flavor (sorry I forgot what it was!). I would normally choose one of the aguas frescas, but they are made from concentrate rather than fresh, so I chose a soda. All food is supposedly made fresh when you order, so that's a plus. I had the choice of having guacamole covering the flautas or separate. I also got to choose two sides, and I got the rice and beans. The food is served on a paper covered tray. My flautas were good and crisp, and well filled. The guacamole is mashed avocado with nothing added, so any spice comes from the salsas. You can choose between the red or green salsas. I liked the flautas once the salsa was added. The salsas are decent, your typical Mexican taco salsas and are medium spicy. I would have preferred a molcajete style but they don't offer that option. Some parts of Mexico serve flautas covered in finely shredded cabbage or lettuce, onions, cream, and sometimes bits of radishes; Sinaloans even add some chicken broth which really adds flavor. I wish that was an option here, but the guacamole and salsa is still good. Mexican food, even standards like flautas can vary a lot from one region to another. We all have our favs. The rice and beans were bland, non-descript, and portioned small. I found the size of the portions (the whole plate) on the scant side and was still a little hungry after finishing. Had I been at home I would have gone for a second helping. Perhaps other menu choices are more filling. Overall I enjoyed my visit. The ambience and freshly made food is what impressed me most, the employees I interacted with were nice and efficient, the food was OK, but lacked any "wow" factor. There are so many Mexican food restaurants in the area all serving similar items, I feel that for the prices this place could use to raise the bar to be more than just another taco place.

$24 meal for 2! Ordered the Sincronizada and Tacos de Bistek, both were very good & the service was…read morefast. Would eat here again... only downside was the bathroom, walls and door looked super dirty so it felt gross in there :/

I ordered a chicken soup to go and it was filled half way. There was no chicken and only had two…read morepieces of vegetables that were cut into huge pieces. The rice was served in a piece of foil paper. Never ordering food here again. ​

Everything was great . I ordered menudo and barbacoa taco. It was beautifully presented and tasted…read moredelicious. Service and ambience is great very roomy. Todo salio bien orderne menudo y Barbacoa taco. El menudo estaba perfecto. Servicio y ambiente amplio.

Delicious tacos Matamoros And I love the salsa verde grate…read moreservice I love this place and they have taco Tuesday specials

This place is really big inside and they have a bunch of specials. The servers were very nice…read morepeople. I just didn't really see anything I wanted to eat on the menu. I ordered the mixta tacos and they just weren't my vibe. Looked like they had chopped up hot dogs in them. Creative points but I just wouldn't stop in again. You may like it though! Stop by for yourself and support a local business!