With several places to pick from, we decided to pick up tacos from this restaurant. The staff was…read morefriendly and informed me that the order would take at least 20 minutes, which was fine. The tacos were small but tasted excellent. I would definitely come back if i lived here. Everyone enjoyed their food. The chicken flautas were really good as well. Light & crspiy! Everything was fresh.

My Wife and I went to La Justicia Restaurant for breakfast and my order and Wife's was wrong and…read morethe waiter forgot part of order. He also promised to bring salsa for our chips and he forgo. We ordered a pancake which they forgot to do. I the waiter what happened to the pancake. He went back to the kitchen and through the window it looked like he was making our pancake. He brought out the pancake finally and it us it was still raw. Warning: the food and service was terrible. I'm not sure why as there were only very few customer.

Service was top notch and food was delicious. Good atmosphere for a friendly business meeting.read more

Shrimp tostada was excellent. Sat at the bar and ordered a michelada. It was good and the service…read morewas great. Caldo de marisco was phenomenal. Highly recommend. I will be back.

Our server's name was Erica and she was great. She was attentive and had some good patience with my…read morefather's "dad humor." It was around 10am when we went in and actually all server's seemed to be very attentive to their tables. The food I had, and the food the rest of the table had was delicious. It was filling and at a good price. I'll definitely be coming again when I'm in town.

Food quality has declined and prices are ridiculously high…read moreSmall cup of Menudo, one single pancake, and a drink for $12

So was in town and haven't had a botana in over a year since I live in Dallas. Yelped "Good Botanas…read morenear me" and Zamoras popped up looked it up and the food looks good so decide why not. Ordered ahead and went and paid mind you for a botana for 2 it was 40ish dollars. Kinda pricey but everything has gone up and once a year for a good botana ill do it. When the employee brought my food I was damn thats a lot of food got took it home. Well let me tell you it looked better than it was. Ill start off with tortillas were on point really good, beans for good also. But thats where it ends opened up box with the botana and meat looked good but as soon as I tried to chew it it was dry AF! Ordered a mixed botana with beef and chicken and I had to drink water just to swallow very disappointing. But on principle cause I paid 40buks I continue to eat it cause what was I gonna do throw away 40 buks. I noticed that it seemed like the Styrofoam carton was raised under the food didn't pay any mind to it until I got to the bottom and noticed that they laid the food on bare Styrofoam mind you HOT food. What in the absolute fuk for a restaurant to be in business for this long and do some dumb shit like that is mind boggling. Anyway I noticed I was scraping Styrofoam with cheese and looked under the box and saw that the cheese and beans had melted the box underneath! You have got to be kidding me what moron decided it would be a good idea to put Hot food on bare Styrofoam at least line it with some foil like every other restaurant does so your customers aren't eating pieces of Styrofoam melted into cheese. DO BETTER....

Pros: Always Consistent, Delicious Food, Great Service, Clean Restaurant…read more Cons: None

My family and I have been going to Pepe's in Harlingen for over 25 years…read more The Jose's Special with charro beans is my favorite. Their cheese enchiladas are the best. Haven't been able to find any better. Their prices are reasonable. Their service is also top notch. All their waiters and cashiers are professionals and have been there for years. I have been to just about all the Mexican food places in the Valley and by far Pepe's in Harlingen is the best.

We stopped in for lunch today, and the restaurant was quite busy, which speaks well of its…read morepopularity. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and provided attentive service throughout our visit. Our experience with the food, however, was a bit mixed. While everything was prepared well, the flavors were much milder than we were expecting, and the dishes felt a little under-seasoned for our taste. To us, it's not what we expected a Mexican restaurant to be, being so close to the border. We also felt the prices were a bit high for the overall experience. Everyone's taste is different, and it's clear this restaurant has many loyal customers. For us, we were simply hoping for a little more bold, authentic flavor. We appreciate the excellent service and wish the team continued success.

Came in on a super stormy afternoon today. Waitress was nice, greeted us with chips n salsa. Good…read morecrunchy chips, salsa had nice heat and good flavor. Had street tacos w/ barbacoa, 6 taco, taste great with all the toppings. Borracho Beans are really good. Buddy got carne guisada and that was great too. All in all, good food. I'll be back.

Yeah...this place was delicious!! I recommend the Mexican Plate...it's $11 and has a beef taco,…read moreBeef Chalupa, and 2 cheese enchiladas and rice and beans...she brought it out with two bottles of sauce. The chips and salsa are also very good. I'm in town every other week and will definitely come back.

The food was extremely delicious. The servings were beyond generous. The service was amazing and…read moregood recommendations by staff. And the place has a salsa bar, and the restrooms and restaurants were clean.

El Itacate is one of my favorite places in the RGV for Mexican and Salvadoran food. There are…read moremultiple locations. This one is in a small shopping center next to Sam's Club on the NW corner of 10th and Trenton. The facilities are still relatively new, everything looks clean. They have a nice dining room but also offer take-out. They are only open for breakfast and lunch, closing at 3:30 PM. Their menu has a good variety of breakfasts, from chilaquiles, omelets, classics like huevos rancheros, huevos divorciados, huevos a la mexicana, norteño breakfast of machacado (dried beef) and eggs, molletes, pancakes, and more. Their lunch offerings include a variety of salvadoran pupusas, caldo Tlalpeño, the jaliciense carne en su jugo; skillets of chicharrón pensado en salsa, frijoles con "veneno" (chorizo), melted cheese; various tacos from flautas, tacos and la plancha, tacos Llorarás (jalapeño relleno and birria), gorditas, enchiladas, and more. They also have a children's menu. They often have promotional specialty items like tortas de chilaquiles or tortas ahogadas which I have yet to try because I keep ordering the incredible tacos Llorarás. The service has always been exceptional whenever I have gone. Their staff is friendly and efficient. Place your order at the counter and pay up front (there is a jar for tips), and they bring your food to your table. Their drinks range from bottled soda (no soda fountain) to aguas frescas: Jamaica or a refreshing limonada with cucumber. The dining room has half booths (padded bench along one wall, chairs on the other side of the table, or standard tables and chairs. This makes it easy to accommodate wheelchairs if needed. Prices are a bit higher than a burger fast food place, but less than a chain sit-down restaurant. For the food quality you get it's a great price. They have plenty of parking, and restrooms (his and hers) are clean and well maintained. My only complaint is I wish they could extend their hours and offer dinner as well!

Kind sweet waitress. Small cozy dining room Additional…read moreparking in the back Saturday morning breakfasts were all delicious

I was missing items in my order and the food looked it was put in a blender. It used to be a good…read moreplace to eat but somehow it lost its taste along the way.