Marry Me Shrimp. Oh my goodness. It was o very good. The sauce was light and bursting of flavor and…read morejust the right amount of sauce

Great food and great service! Tried this place for a lunch with friends. It definitely didn't…read moredisappoint.

Delicious gyro that's full of favor and delicious. The to go order was perfectly package. I…read morecannot comment on in restaurant service as I only have done to go orders.

My first time here. It's not typically my "go to" place for breakfast/brunch. I went here with a…read moregroup of colleagues for brunch. The place was very clean. The prices in the menu were somewhat steep for it being a simple brunch. However, it was very fresh tasting. All the ingredients used for my meal: nopales, black beans, and veggies tasted very fresh. I was very satisfied with my healthier version of the typical omelette. Their coffee was also flavorful, not weak or bland, (I drink my coffee black). The server tended to our needs in an expeditious and friendly manner, considering we were a large party. All in all, Great Healthy Brunch!

Wheelchair accessible parking in the front made IT easy to go into the restaurant…read more They also had counter height tables which is the perfect fit for my electric wheelchair. We ordered the spicy chicken/shrimp kabobs with roasted veggies, grilled potato salad and pasta salad. The spicy aioli sauce was very delicious! Everything was 10/10 definitely going back to try other options!

While staying nearby for business I noticed Brocheta Mediterranean Bistro on Yelp. I figured I'd…read moregive them a try. I'm glad I did. The entrance is nice and welcoming. Stay to the right to get to the counter where you order. The menu is overhead and you can dine in (which you'll get a number to put on your table) or carry out, which I did. I ordered the felafel pita with white beans as my side. They have quite a few sides to choose from that all sounded very good. I like the variety they have in the menu offerings which seems enough to please picky eaters. After paying I waited about 10 minutes for my food to be prepared. While I waited I checked out the interior of the restaurant and it's quite pleasant. They had flowers on the tables, and everything was very clean. I enjoyed my meal, the service was great and I'll be back again if given the chance to try more of their offerings.

Not only was the staff super helpful, friendly and incredibly welcoming, but the food was also…read moredelicious. I started with the brown lentil soup and the orange cauliflower appetizer. Both were very flavorful and delicious. My main dish was the coconut chickpea curry. I ate the entire thing. It was so good. I ended up buying some vegan sweets to go as well some chia overnight oats to eat in the morning before I fly out. As a newly plant based dieter, I will be surviving off FoodAMed whenever I am in town. Five stars!

FoodAmed continues to shine in the RGV whole food plant based healthy and delicious top restaurant…read more The variety of menu to choose from and my favorite jalapeño burger, Mediterranean bowl and can't beet that burger just to mention a few. I have invited and many first timers. They are all inspired and thanked for introducing them. Indeed what is in a name? Food as a medicine. Go FoodAmed!!

Azure Bistro is housed in what was formerly the cafeteria for the adjacent lodging facility for the…read moreOur Lady of San Juan del Valle National Basilica Shrine. As an annual parishioners, I've eaten here before and I love it! Earlier today, I had lunch at Azure. It consisted of their oh-so delicious ahi tuna salad. The greens and tuna practically occupied the whole plate, which was accompanied by a separate bowl of salad dressing and a pack of crackers. I enjoyed the salad so much that I nearly forgot about the crackers. There's no doubt if I ever drop by again around noon or after, I'll order it again. I want to mention that I had breakfast here before, too. I highly recommend the barbacoa, which tastes like it was grilled the way vaqueros (cowboys) in South Texas do theirs. You'll be fed generously of the meat, I promise you.

The good: this is a quiet hidden gem with delicious breakfast. The restaurant is clean and…read morewelcoming. The waiter was a young teen who was very attentive and helpful. The mom and pop shop is definitely a place to visit. We had the breakfast platter which came with two pancakes. We customized the pancakes by adding berries and man were they delectable. The platter was very well served with bacon, ham, Canadian bacon, eggs, potatoes and the pancakes. We also tried the traditional eggs Benedict with side of potatoes and fruit. The bad: we saw previous yelp pics of the carrot cake and totally forgot to try. The ugly: have not tried for lunch but based on the menu I will be returning for sure. Support local

I went into this restaurant wanting a simple Greek salad. No…read moreolives, no peppers. Easy. Calm. Not a challenge. What I got was absolutely NOT a Greek salad. It was a mountain of lettuce -- and not even the good kind. Greek salads don't even use lettuce, but this one had enough to open a petting zoo. Then they tossed in: * Random carrots (since when are carrots Greek??) * Feta sprinkled so lightly it looked scared * Tomatoes chopped into tiny crumbs like someone panicked while cutting salsa * Dry Parmesan stick shreds from the cheap Caesar salad kit at H-E-B There was nothing Greek about it. Not the taste, not the ingredients, not the vibe -- nothing. So I politely asked if they could take it off the bill because it wasn't what I ordered. That's when the dueña came out, suddenly and dramatically, insisting: "It IS Greek. I worked with Greeks." Ma'am... You could work with Zeus himself -- THIS salad is still not Greek. And the wildest part? The restaurant was empty. Not a single customer anywhere. Just us, the chairs, and a couple of salt shakers watching the whole thing unfold like, "Girl... just take it off the bill." Meanwhile, my table froze mid-first bite. Nobody even got to enjoy their food because the whole vibe died right there. Only the teen finished his plate -- silently. No "mmm," no "this is good," nothing. Just survival mode chewing. The bread tasted okay but looked like garlic Texas toast pretending to be Italian. At the end of the day, I STILL don't know if the food here is good or not because the entire dinner turned into the Great Greek Salad Argument of 2025 over lettuce, carrots, and fake Greek Parmesan crumbs. Eating out should feel relaxing -- not like you're debating someone's tía over a salad with identity issues.

Ordered the deep dish pizza and it was delicious! Highly recommend. Reminds me of being in the…read moremotherland of Chicago. Coach Celso

Diner in a Texas border town for breakfast with relatives who we were visiting…read more Large interior divided into different rooms so there's never that impression that the place is empty - with the added benefit of keeping the volume down Standard breakfast fare - my veggie omelette was on point Attentive service without being intrusive - and that coffee kept coming automatically Excellent- you will not be disappointed

This is one of the best breakfast restaurants we've ever been to, and we have dined all over this…read morecountry!

Was a good burger but got charged 50 cents for this cup of jalapeños seems a little petty for. 55…read moredollar bill in burgers

Great burgers!!! This is a simple mom and pop style establishment. Very clean. I've done both,…read moreeaten here and taken my meal to go. The service is fast. I love their Marco burger. I also have had their nachos, those were amazing too! They have plenty of indoor seating for those who choose to dine in.