A friend of mine and I went here for a Father's Day treat for ourselves and we're happily surprised by the great service and fantastic food. I was looking for a nice breakfast taco, but I totally changed course when I saw their Chilaquiles & Café de olla! Fantastic green sauce and the portions were huge! Yes, the ambiance is on the gas station / convenience store side, but there was plenty of seating and it was quiet inside. Check them out! read more

La Nueva Riograndense - Chilaquiles & Café de olla - Mexican Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

I just finished eating and this was an interesting choice for breakfast, while also being quite tasty. I wanted a breakfast burrito and running out of new places to try.... The other posters and that sign weren't wrong, as nobody there really speaks English at all and it was very loud as well since their tortillas were being made and that machinery isn't quiet. Luckily being born and raised in Texas means I can understand Spanish a little, though speaking is it's a whole other story (I try, though lol). But the chorizo and egg burrito also has beans and rice and tasted amazing. The tortilla being noticeably soft and fresh made all the difference. They also gave a hot sauce that was actually big enough for my burrito and actually had a kick to it (rare in the taquerias I've visited and there was a lot). My only complaint was that the burrito was smaller than I expected, but at just over $7 and a burrito that was made fresh and didn't try to fall apart when I was eating it, it was def well worth visiting here and I would def come back again read more

La Nueva Riograndense - Chorizo and egg breakfast burrito - Mexican Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

My last morning in Fort Worth before heading home. I just really needed one last Mexican breakfast before returning to Omaha. Let me tell ya, I've got migas on my mind. So really quick, I have a look on Yelp to see what's nearby or at least on the way to Love Field. And that's when I find this place. It's open early and right on the way. Parking was easy, right out front. The place was busy but service at the counter was quick and helpful. I ordered up a migas plate and a cup of coffee. That's when things went sideways. The lady tells me they don't have coffee. I'm like...what? But then she points out a steaming hot crockpot and suggests I try their atole. Now I'm not really new to Mexican food but this was new to me. She said it was really good, so I agreed. I'm always new to trying something new. Two things about atole. 1) it was SUPER hot. So, take it easy and let it cool a bit before drinking any. 2) it was delicious! Smooth, creamy, flavorful. It has vanilla, cinnamon and brown sugar flavors. I loved it! So you're wondering about the migas. For $5 I got migas, potatoes, refried beans, and 4 or 5 fresh hot tortillas. Absolutely killer deal. My only negative was that the migas seemed (to me) to be too much tortilla and not enough egg. But for that low price, I'm not complaining. Next time I visit, maybe I'll try a different dish, but I'm definitely having some atole with it. read more

La Nueva Riograndense - Migas, patatas, y frijoles. Ahhhhmazing! - Mexican Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

First time trying this place and it was very good. It was a little pricy though. I got a bean and cheese burrito and 7 tacos and it was $23. They were out of taco size flour tortillas so instead of two bean and cheese tacos they gave me a burrito. The beans were great. But the cheese was ice cold and didn't melt with the beans. The chorizo egg taco was by far one of the best I've ever had. The goat barbacoa was pretty good. I ordered guisado verde but I'm pretty sure I was given something else. Whatever it was was super spicy and my little white girl tastebuds couldn't handle it lol. The tortillas were obviously the real star here. Super fresh and delicious. I wish they gave limes with the tacos. I definitely plan on going back and trying some other things. read more

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Great pork tamales and pan dulces. Tamales were fresh with a little spice. Take out only. Bring your Spanish, no hablan mucho engles.

A genuine hole in the wall - an amazing find. one of the best Tex-Mex restaurants that there is in the entire state read more

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This place is great, tacos are delicious. On the weekends you can get consome de birria, menudo, and meat by the pound for tacos. I highly recommend. read more

Awesome best breakfast burritos in the DFW area I highly recommend this place. Great tortillas. read more

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They are not exactly prepared for some random old dude jonesing for fresh corn tortillas....at 6am. All they had in the tortilla thingy in front of the counter was flour. I asked when they would have the corn out, and she looked totally confused, with her head swiveling about like Linda Blair in the Exorcist. But when I blurted out "maise", of course mangling its pronunciation, her face absolutely lit up! Well I got my fix, score one more for the best tortilleria on Silbanya! Darn should have got some tamale, but at 6am they would have been yesterdays. read more

I agree with Jeff S's review in every way. As a matter of fact, his review is so spot on I'll quote his review (my first time to do this!): "Hidden Gem." So true, easy to drive right past this place. A little run down on the outside in a run down strip center. Not the best parking. If you didn't know to go in here, you might not know. **Now you know. Get in here people!** "It's a tortilla factory and they sell food." Exactly right people. It isn't a restaurant, but you can sit at one of several booths and eat their great food. But they make stuff to sell, it isn't about the restaurant. It is a tortilleria first. "Tortillas are steaming hot and great." So true. Just sublime in every way. They have the best tortillas I have perhaps ever had. Hey, I've had a lot of tortillas in my years of living near the Mexico border for a good while. I look like it, too. Quit smiling. Eat enough of their soft, tender, warm, perfect tortillas and you will find your butt getting wider. Like mine. "Best tamales I've ever had, but they run out every day." This could not be more true. Oh my gosh people, you have NOT lived until you get over here and eat some of their fresh pork tamales! Just the absolute best of the best. Oh my gosh..!! We ordered on an evening one week before Christmas 7 dozen pork tamales, they made them fresh by 7:30 the next morning. $1 per tamale. Every one of them were freaking over-the-top amazing!! "Their salsas are all fresh, great and you can buy containers to go." Well, I am salivating right now and my keyboard is getting sloppy. Their selection and choice of salsas is the finest I have ever had. Now, listen closely wimpy salsa eaters, you have NO business trying their salsas. We are talking atomico spicy caliente delicious hot powerful salsas of many varieties. You. have. been. warned. The home made chips are almost always perfect and hearty, but since they are home made and deep friend, they can border on being a bit heavy and a touch greasy. But when you have that much fire going into your gut, a heavy home made chip is proper. This stuff is so hot at times that I have had to have skin grafts on my lips and the roof of my mouth and tongue. I keep an oral surgeon on retainer. I am the fire breathing dragon after lapping up their salsas. All jesting to the side, their salsas vary from week to week. Not in their components, as they sale the same ones each day. But since they are made fresh with fresh ingredients, one week can be more hot or salty or a little thinner or thicker. We're talking home made no preservative good salsas. It is the real deal. And Jeff's final sagely words: "They speak little or no English and they take credit. Very inexpensive." Let me tell ya folks, I speak a little Spanish and they are so kind to work with me. I never feel like they look down on me when I stumble over my words. They always figure out what I am saying. Also, when my wife ordered the 7 dozen tamales, she did so over the phone. My wife speaks no Spanish at all and somehow they communicated and got 'er done. They are indeed inexpensive. Ok, have I convinced you yet to stop in here? Want to know how I found this place? I used to live in South Texas and learned a principle. When you see a steady business at a run down appearing Mexican food joint, get yer butt inside. There is a reason people are frequenting a place like that. Hey people, get yer butts inside here and support a great locally owned business staffed by hard working Americans. Great food, great people, great prices, and honestly, I just can't say enough about their food. They deserve every one of their 5 stars. read more

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I want to like this place soooo bad. The tortillas, etc are all freshly made and there seems to always be a crowd weekend mornings. If the location could just do something to speed things up, this would be a solid five star rating. It took 20 minutes to get two egg burritos and 1 order of chilaquiles. This is the second time I've come and had the same slow experience. The food good so I can't hold the speed of service too much against them. read more

Hidden gem It's a tortilla factory and they sell food. Tortillas are steaming hot and great. Best tamales I've ever had, but they run out every day. Their salsas are all fresh, great and you can buy containers to go. They speak little or no English and they take credit. Very inexpensive. read more

If you're looking for flavor and real authentic delicious Mexican food this is the place to be !!!

For years they didn't even have a sign. It's not only the best, it's beyond the best. Your eyes will sting from the homemade tortillas mixed and cooked and I always speak in Spanish. Some ladies at the front speak English but if you speak Spanish it's just easier. Tortillas, tamales and the best regional salsas I've ever had. As I lived in CA, I can assure you this little unassuming place needs no advertising. They do fine on the countless devoted customers that will go nowhere else read more

Beast home cooked Mexican food in Fort Worth be prepared to speak Spanish everything is good and fresh

12/04/17 There is a sign out front saying to be prepared to speak Spanish. I went for tamales, and they had dos docenas at 10 am, and they truly were very good. I also got a big burrito con chorizo. The chorizo was not greasy, and the tortilla was a perfect sample of fresh pillowy goodness. Caveat: they play music loudly, when business is slow. 12/09/17 I stopped by a bit before 8 am, which was during their morning rush hour. The registers are in the northeast corner, with tables to the left. Behind the registers is the tortillerias area, and to the back left the kitchen. I had a craving for migas this morning, and they did not disappoint. When my order was ready, they called out phrases in Spanish which I did not recognize. The tortilla machine is very noisy and there were at least a dozen others waiting for their order. Since no one claimed the orders, one of the women stepped around the corner and looked at me quizzically, and I said "Migas". She beamed at me and handed me one of the packages. The Migas were perfect and came con frijoles y pappas y una docena de tortillas. It was only 5.99 and I felt like I had made out like a bandit. I memorized the phrase "comida para llevar", but it was unnecessary, since they seem to package everything to go. They were mostly ladling out a soup into styrofoam drink cups, which appeared to be a crema de elote. It was the ideal weather for it this morning. read more