We wanted to try something different for a day trip and found this place through a SM feed. We were…read morenot disappointed. When we parked and could smell the food we knew it would be good. The decor is spot on and th eplace is very clean and inviting. The lunch menu has excellent prices and big portions. Beef Fajitas was great with homemade tortillas and the meat was very tender Beef Enchildada dinner was a winner too. The rice was so good, not hard but almost like a pilaf. Let's talk about the warm salsa and the guacamole "green" sauce.... it was spot on. The wait staff was kind and attentive. I like decorated walls and there was plenty to look at. If you are passing through take a stop or make it a planned destination, you won't be disappointed. Just FYI, it is not very big so plan accordingly. Plenty of parking and arond the corner form the square.

This is my favorite Mexican restaurant and I'm so lucky it's in my town! Esmeralda and her team are…read moresuper friendly and hard working. The food is very good! And margaritas are even better!

(went on Feb. 25)…read more It's rare to find a restaurant that serves the entire fish, as seen here. But in Chinese restaurants, that's the norm! (There, they also steam the fish rather than fry it; but hey, beggars can't be choosers!) I knew this existed from other people's pics. But on the menu, I couldn't figure out which item it was. I asked the waiter, he pointed it out, but I forgot what he said. Lol. I think it's tilapia. It was $15 before tax, tip. Just what I wanted!

The green spaghetti and steak is the best food that I have had in Tyler, TX in the past 13 years…read morethat I have lived here.

What an amazing experience my wife and I had on a Friday! Dakota was our server and did a great job…read moreanswering our questions and making us feel welcome. We had the chimichuri (spelling?) steak and it was delicious, and they paired it with a mouth watering mixed vegetable side that would be great on its own. We loved our experience, and looking forward to going again when next in Tyler!

We visited Villa Montez last weekend and the hostess was very friendly and helpful upon our arrival…read more(it was raining so she offered to take & store my umbrella). The restaurant itself needs a lil housekeeping and TLC but I presume that they are trying to keep the integrity of the mansion. My hubby had the ceviche as a starter while I ordered a starter (the nachos) as my main and he ordered Chimichurri Steak and watching these were good. For desserts we had the Tres Leche and Chocolate cake, which were enormous in size and looked delicious upon a quick presentation, but did not live up to the hype as they were both dry. The Tres Leches appeared to have whole milk poured on a plate and then the cake sit atop of it, which is an unexpected and undesired twist for me.

We have eaten here several times now when we visit our son who is going to school in Huntsville…read more Everything we have tried has been great! Today we tried the Tres Leches cake and it was delicious along with everything else we ate! The staff is very pleasant. The food is really good. It's like you are eating a home cooked meal made with love.

Great little Mexican food joint with good chips and salsa!! Not your traditional Tex Mex!!…read more The Salvadoran Pupusas are phenomenal and I loved the chaufa rice!! It was a little salty but definitely flavorful and edible! Loved the traditional pork!! My friend enjoyed the chicken! Service was quick at lunch!

Fast service, clean, good food. They do have non-spicy options I was wrong. It's somehow comforting…read morefood too. I like this place.

Food: - Pupusas (bean and cheese): 4/5, could be a bit…read morecrispier/hotter but otherwise really liked them! - Enchilada Rojas: 3/5 - Baleada: 4/5 Has a really nice homey vibe/atmosphere! Friendly staff also. Great value.

Passing through and saw this restaurant. Buffet style for lunch. Absolutely delicious!read more

My favorite buffet in Nacogdoches! All you can eat of authentic Mexican home cooking! Need I say…read moremore?

First visit to Fusion Peru was a great start. Our server suggested the Chaufa de Mariscos -- sort…read moreof a Peruvian equivalent to seafood fried rice. Delicious, with shrimp, octopus, squid, etc. intermixed with delicious rice. Prices here aren't cheap, but the portion size was very generous -- took my lunch leftovers home and fed myself and my better half for dinner as well. Friendly service, cozy little place. Check it out!

First, the food is authentic. I call Peruvian the first fusion. "Traditional," dishes include…read moremulti-cultural ingredients and cooking processes, like stir frying, adding "French fries," (the potato, though, comes from Peru) and influences from Africa, Asia, and Europe. The staff is friendly and dedicated, and the place has a calm atmosphere for enjoying "gormet street food." My favorites are the ceviche, prepared when you order, the Aji de Gallina, and the Papas Ala Huancayina.

It's a small eater in a strip mall. Location is very convenient. We stopped here before the Road to…read more26 soccer game, so they got very busy. We were lucky to find a table when we arrived, but there was only one gentleman working in the dining/cashier. I saw many customers coming in but eventually leaving as they were never greeted by anyone. The food took very long, like 35-40 minutes. However, the pupusas we had were so delicious! For the price, it was very filling and I really enjoyed them. It's a great spot, but I'd avoid on a big game day.

We finally gave this place a shot, and wow! I hadn't eaten pupusas in a while and totally forgot…read morehow good they are. My wife and I each got two, and I would have ordered more if my wallet wasn't screaming, "No more, please!" I'll definitely be coming back just for pupusas to go. Those things might be my new food obsession. The plates we got were okay but nothing amazing. My wife got three loaded chicken tacos, and I had the fried chicken with plantains. The chicken was a bit dry, but the plantains were really good. The waitress was super nice and explained some of the menu since it's mostly in Spanish. Without her, we would have been totally lost. Also, the menu is huge, so we took a while to decide. The place itself is small and crowded with tiny tables, but that is exactly the kind of vibe you get at an authentic Salvadoran restaurant. The chef (and owner?) checked on us a couple of times, and you could tell he really cared about us liking the place. That kind of attention is rare. It's a bit pricey, especially for lunch. So like I said earlier, your best bet is to get a bunch of pupusas at $3.49 each. Honestly, three or four of those would have been filling enough and cheaper than the big plates. Bottom line: Pupusas are the real stars here!

Rolaz Taqueria in Grapeland is a great place to get lunch. I…read morehad the Big Burrito with the Birria beef. It's named appropriately, the burrito was excellent and will fill you up. You will not find a fancy Tex Mex place, just good authentic Mexican food and that's cooked when ordered. Mom and Pop places like this are the ones we need to be spending some of our money with. They are putting out good food and are local. Don't forget they do breakfast too. When in Grapeland, give Rolaz Taqueria a try! Go get Full

The best burritos and street tacos around!! Friendly service and very clean!! One of my favorites…read moreto grab a burrito to go!! Delicious!!