Fresh and delicious food, wonderful service, locally owned. I highly recommend this restaurantread more

Food is always great and fresh and the owners truly care about the quality of food they put out…read moreeveryday!

Good food and healthy if you're into sandwiches, salads and smoothies. However the prices are…read morerather high, reminiscent of movie theater prices, especially considering you have to sit in a crowded food court and don't get to watch a movie... If you order a specialty lemonade, such as the strawberry lemonade or peach lemonade, they put in actual fruit and charge an extra dollar. I don't mind that so much but I would've preferred knowing that ahead of time. I had ordered a regular lemonade. The person who waited on me asked me if I would rather prefer the strawberry or peach lemonade. But they did not tell me it would cost more until I went to check out. They do have good food, healthier than anything else in the food court. But they could use to do considerably better on customer service if they want to charge movie theater prices.

I've tried a couple of their wraps. They've been really good every time. They're a little pricy,…read morecompared to the alternatives, but they're also waaaayyyy healthier. In that sense, you're totally saving money by eating here and preventing that clogged-arteries hospital bill.

I was in the area and due to the reviews and it being lunchtime I decided to try this place out. It…read moreis a mom and pop restaurant and when I arrived, no cars in the parking lot and I was the only customer. The ambiance was very simply decorated. There are no prices on the food board and I was quoted prices for different meats by the worker. I ordered a bean tostada, lengua taco and a soda. The food and service were good but the prices I was charged were different than what he told me when I made the order.

Keep driving. You'll find better beef elsewhere. We had tostada plate, torta de carne, y un…read moreplatillo de enchiladas. Our plates were ordered as take out. The beef was as if it had been reheated. The enchiladas were overly spicy! I wonder if they accidentally used the wrong salsa for the enchiladas. As for the establishment, it is quaint and offers plenty of indoor only seating. When we went, it was pretty busy. Hence the reviews posted by others.

Decent little place to get a "healthy" fix. It's a Mexican oriented restaurant with various salads…read more From fresh garden salads, chicken salads, and soups.

This locally-owned, Mexican-style deli gets a 5 star rating from me for their large variety of…read morefreshly made chicken salads, excellent on its own or in a salad at MORE THAN FAIR PRICES.. I always get the veggie salad club sandwich with some Lay's chips and a cold agua fresca de melon. The best part? The club sandwich is such a large amount of food (three slices of bread, chicken salad, ham, cheese, lettuce) that it's basically a steal at a little less than 5 dollars.

Came here recently with family to try the tortas. The service was quick. The ambiance was quiet. I…read moreenjoyed that they have so many different types of tortas. I tried the Barda torta, which was good but had too much ham. The choripan torta had too much of the meat. The chorizo tasted more like sausage. Overall would come back here to try different items.

I was pleased to arrive at Las Tortas for the "Barda" combo, which included a fresh side salad…read moretopped with light cilantro/cheese dressing. As it was my first visit, I suggested my friends order for me so I could soak in the moment. As we were all served the same thing, the cute side salad arrived first with the mandarin orange inside it. Topped with a light cilantro dressing, it first appeared to me as prepared with a high art salad style I had been drilled with in culinary school. I blinked for a moment. Okay, maybe not...but I thought to order the large one next time because it was delicious and I could have eaten 5 servings alone... When the torta arrived looking like a little pink ghost, I laughed at the presentation of the deli ham covering the bread, but it was very good in the context of of the plate. I moved slowly through it between sips of the cold, tangy Jamaica tea until everything was done. I was impressed. For a quick lunch/break stop, I am looking forward to putting this one on my map of McAllen, Texas, and returning often to try other menu listings. My note for the readers is to beware of the salsa verde: it was very hot and most gringos like me might mistake it for a mild salsa...

We had such a great experience! The food came out incredibly fast, and everything tasted fresh,…read moreflavorful, and perfectly cooked. One thing that really stood out was the variety of vegetarian options--they had so many choices, and they definitely didn't feel like an afterthought. We tried several different dishes, including crispy tofu, veggie bowls loaded with fresh vegetables, and vegetarian bao buns, and every bite was delicious. The vegetables were fresh, the sauces were packed with flavor, and the portions were generous. Whether you're vegetarian or just looking to try something different, this is definitely a place worth visiting. The food was fresh, the service was quick, and everything exceeded our expectations. We'll definitely be coming back!

The food is fantastic especially how they infuse Mexican and Asian flavors. Some of the items on…read morethe menu are a little pricey but not out of the ordinary compared to other places. They do have a combo which includes two takos and a drink. We also ventured out to try other items on the menu. Their soda fountain was different with great unique flavors. The service staff were very nice and helpful especially since it was the first time visiting. Ambiance was simply decorated with different kinds of seating areas.

La Pesca is a locally owned and operated Mexican style restaurant specializing in seafood, but also…read morehas plenty of options for those who prefer something else. It is also apparently quite popular with locals, which is a good sign! The location is easy to find on the corner of W. University Drive and 6th Ave. by the railroad tracks. The building is old and has probably been repurposed multiple times. There are just a few spaces to park directly in front but there are more places to park on the east side. The food was wonderful. The ceviche was mounded high on the tostada, a little salty, but mild; I added some of the salsa provided it was excellent. The seafood soup was also delicious and chuck full of fresh fish and shrimp. The broth was a typical Mexican style, but not spicy. The cocktail sauce is also Mexican style. Do not expect the traditional American style cocktail sauce with horseradish. This sweeter, tomatoey Mexican style cocktail sauce is what most want here. They do have plenty of Tabasco sauce if you prefer that. The Mar y Tierra botana platter for 2 was enough to feed at least 3 or 4. It came loaded with fish, shrimp, and fajitas along with multiple sides. My son really enjoyed it ...even as leftovers the next day. There are a few Americanized aspects: the fish on the botana platter was lightly breaded with what I think was a cornmeal /flour mixture, Southern style, and had a good flavor. The French fries also had a great light crispy coating. The platter included a couple of other American sides: onion rings and hush puppies. All these on top of chips (totopos), beans, and garnished with fresh avocado... This is a popular place, and seating is limited. So if you go on a Friday night like we did, be prepared to wait to be seated, and wait a while for your food. There was also a pretty long take-out line. Once the food arrived we really enjoyed it, but there was a significant wait. I'd like to return on perhaps a Monday or Tuesday night. The décor is rustic with a beachy yet homey feel (because of the old building). I've been to classier and fancier looking places, but but I don't think anyone goes to La Pesca for the ambience. They go for the food, and it is good enough to wait for if you happen to arrive at a busy time.

It's been awhile since I've updated my review of this local Edinburg establishment. Unfortunately,…read moreLa Pesca is losing a star from initial review of the place. La Pesca is one of those places that has a great lunch crowd because it provides great value at lunch due to its low price specials however value alone can not sustain its third star. What good is value if the food is not up to par? Now La Pesca has a pretty decent ceviche. It's got zing, freshness and if you top it with their cilantro ranch and chulula hot sauce you got something special. Sadly, that's where the good ends. And frankly the value ends there as well. Me and a friend ordered the tacos de camarones especial. (Shrimp tacos). An order of these tacos consist of 3 flour or corn tortilla tacos filled with your choice of chopped grilled or fried shrimp, white cheese, grilled onions and cilantro. And a small side of Veracruz style white rice. The tacos while sounding delicious look sad as they are inconsistently filled. One Taco had barely any shrimp and was basically a quesadilla with grilled onions. The other slightly more but still very little shrimp. The third had more and one could taste shrimp but it's obvious the kitchen is skimping on the shrimp. For $12 dollars a plate I would expect each taco to be generously filled especially if you're chopping up the shrimp. Another friend ordered caldo de camarones (shrimp soup). I can't comment on it but he didn't finish it and it looked a bit oily. And still another friend ordered the Jumbo Shrimp plate. It came loaded with 6-7 jumbo fried shrimp. These were pretty tasty. However, at over $24 it was not a good value and seriously over priced. For about $20 one could order an entire seafood botana at Dirty Al's with way better shrimp. Just an outrageous price for shrimp of that quality. Overall, La Pesca is ok. The ceviche is still a winner and if you go and just have that you won't be disappointed. However, I can't recommend a whole lot else. But hey go and judge for yourself.

My husband and I had a coupon and decided to try out the restaurant. I was impressed, the…read morerestaurant was nicely decorated, pictures and western decor. The waitresses were working hard and very attentive! The food was good. It may be a little pricey but it is meat and what bbq place isn't. We order a half chicken plate which came with two sides and the fixings. The plate was big enough to share, so we ate for $17. We tried their peach cobbler with ice cream. It was more of a peach dumpster cake but very good! We will be back.

Pretty basic bbq with Mexican flare, good ribs & brisket; sides fairly basic nothing really…read moreoutstanding; had potato salad & ranchero beans & rice, good service & nice wait staff.