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    Garibaldis Kitchen

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    8 months ago

    Authentic Mexican food and service is good. Love their homemade hot sauce and chips. Would recommend eating here. Take out or sit down.

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    Frank's Cafe

    Frank's Cafe

    3.4(14 reviews)
    2.3 km
    $$

    In town on a hunting trip, this place was recommended as a local spot for a good but large meal…read more It is definitely a unique place, you wouldn't think much of it from the outside and walking in the old and worn out look might turn some people off but that's part of what gives this place character. The staff is welcoming (Dog was pretty awesome), there's live music (you can join them up onstage), and the food was good. You'll have to try the 16oz T-bone, is quite a site to see and is good. You'll end up going straight to the ER after that load of food, but the place is a must go, for the experience, when you're in town. I have it 4 stars 'cause there aren't half stars and a three wouldn't do the place justice.

    Horrible experience! Stay away!…read more The "restaurant" is rundown and filthy. More of an abandoned building with a dirty kitchen in it. All the chairs were broken and it looked like no one had cleaned in about 40 years. Customers were walking in and out of the kitchen to get their own food and beers. Any reasonable health inspector would shut this place down in a heartbeat. The service was awful. It took over an hour and a half for the "waiter" to take our order. By this time they had run out of most of the items on the menu. The waiter was incredibly rude and lacked good hygiene. 2 hrs later we got our cold bland food, for which we were over charged by about $20. I'd rather eat at the local gas station than this dump any day.

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    Frank's Cafe - 16oz T-bone & Mexican plate.

    16oz T-bone & Mexican plate.

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    Taqueria Jalisco - Corn tortillas

    Taqueria Jalisco

    4.0(32 reviews)
    55.2 km
    $

    I'm parked across the street doing my reset, and this is one of my favorite truck stops when I'm…read moregoing to Laredo, so I decided to walk across and have supper last night.. They also have truck parking next to the restaurant that not a lot of people realize. I walked in and was greeted immediately by very nice and professional staff. But of course if you know me, you know I chose to sit at the bar. They were playing some soccer game on the TV. I don't watch sports so doesn't matter to me what's on the TV. My bartender greeted me IMMEDIATELY and took my drink order, and gave me a menu. This guy was on his game! Very attentive, engaged in banter. Couldn't be happier with my bar experience all together. I'm on a no-carb kick, so It can be challenging sometimes to find carb-free options at Mexican restaurants, since all the good stuff and fun stuff to eat like tortillas, rice, beans, and other fried dishes are plentiful. But I noticed they had a Molcajete! (For those don't know what that is, it's essentially a bowl carved out of volcano rock, and then heated up with various meats and other ingredients, served SUPER HOT). My molcajete came with pretty good size shrimp, beef, chicken, couple slices of mozzarella type cheese, pico and other stuff in the bottom. The bartender asked me if I wanted to substitute my rice and beans for avocado and pico, which I did. I ate my avocado and put the pico into my molcajete. I am a faithful consumer of tajin, and tapatio. BUT They didn't have tap! They only have Cholula. The bartender told me he keeps requesting it, but never gets it, so cholulah it was. My molcajete was super hot, boiling like it should be, really flavorful. All together really good. I did notice The Rock wasn't as deep as other Mexican restaurants I've been to that served it, and didn't have a couple other little things in it that other Mexican restaurants too, but it was still good nonetheless and a perfect portion size for me. I didn't realize they close at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday because I planned on having supper there again tonight, so I will be stopping in the next time I come down to this part of Texas! Thank you Taqueria Jalisco! Maybe next time I'll have a cheat day and eat something carby! I know it will be worth it! ***DISCLAIMER*** This pure, uncut, honest review is federally protected under Federal Law by way of Bill #EO14149. Removal or alteration of this review by Yelp and/or their affiliates without Expressed consent by it's author is strictly prohibited by FEDERAL law. VIolators will be prosecuted, and litigation imminent.

    Traveling, stopped for lunch. Ordered the following. Asked…read moreif the Barbacoa was real or just roast, she said it was true Barbacoa. Nope it was just roast. Mine was the chicken flautus... frozen. Was in hope for REAL MEXICAN FOOD this close to Rio grande city. Serve was good. They do have good sweet tea, and clean bathrooms.

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    Front and center at the bar

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