food is good a 8 out of 10 but the service is a -10 it looks like they don't want to help you and…read morewhen they do they act like if you are asking for free stuff and they are the owners. ambiance the workers make it feel uncomfortable. example... We ask for onion, lime, salsas, nankins and spoons to go. They said not all because they will ran out we order a menudo for 2 and carnitas to go, we were upset. When you go to any other place they give you all the condiments with your food sometimes without even asking. note we've been here more than 20 times and it's always the same issue one of the reasons why we ask for it to go we don't want to be in a place where we don't feel welcome. Hope they fix this issue because they do have good food.

Morelos tie e gran variedad de productos mexicanos y la area de verduras muy limpia y bien sutida…read morelo malo es la carniceria ya van 4 veces que compro jamon y mu6 rapido se me echa a perder hasta que un dia pregunte por la fecha de expiracion del jamon y todos estaban vencidos ya no me quedaron ganas de comprar el jamon alli todo lo d3mas esta muy bien.

Very appropriate precautions are taken to make the food safe to eat ! The people who work there…read moretreat their customers with the utmost respect ! The location feels like the nostalgic feeling of going on a late night drive with your family.

My wife went down for a funeral and as always, brought me back some burritos. These bad boys are…read morethree days old and just as delicious as if i went there myself. One of the few things i miss from back home. i miss the Nachos.

Steve's Food Mart was pretty good, and the locals know it. This place was packed and there was a…read moreline about 8-10 people long. I ordered a few tacos - enough for 5 people plus one extra taco. This was recommended to me and it didn't disappoint. It's a little far, but I will likely come back again. I really want to try their nopalitos taco next time. I asked for chilaquiles for myself and one of the ladies helping me said they didn't have it at the moment, but said she would make it, so I decided to wait. It didn't take too long to make, but I think next time I'll just get something already ready because everyone at home was hungry and waiting.

Steve's is my go to place for breakfast tacos. Great selection, and the tacos are always tasty…read more There is, frequently, a long line but it moves quickly. Most people take their tacos to go, but you can also dine in!

I go out of my way to come here so I can support local. The…read moreproduce and meat section is supreme, great prices and good service. They also have a variety of random things and food products you can't get anywhere else. Oldschool style supermarket, very wholesome place.

Empanadas stuffed with cream cheese and pineapple! That's all I have to say! So even though the…read morelocation isn't in the middle of McAllen, it gets pretty full especially when there's a cold front lol Compared to other bakeries, I noticed the bread lasts longer which means even after you buy it, the bread remains soft after a couple of days. This is a mom and pops bakery so don't expect to see something luxurious. Conchas are 3 for $.99 and empanadas are 5 for $1 which is pretty beso despite that the bread is really good. You can also find Mexican sodas in a bottle, milk, cheese, and barbacoa.

This local, Mexican type supermercado, located in Alamo, has many wonderful items for sale…read more However, they also have a lunch counter and some of the most flavorful handmade salsas. One can purchase these salsas in pints, quarts or larger. Try the roasted pepper salsa, which is full of wonderful vegetables, roasted to perfection and with just the right amount of "bite". The green salsa is smooth and hot. Very good as well!

Does this place have good food... possibly? Good luck trying to find out which one it is…read more This place has all the old hits for Mexican home food, whether it's from breakfast tacos, to lunch guisos...they also have barbacoa, carnitas, etc. my experience has always been that when you have so much... quality lacks. First off...when you walk in, it's somewhat confusing. The building feels old...I'm not sure what it was before, maybe an adult day care? They have these old school cafeteria tables that are bolted into the ground. So do you sit down and order with a waitress? There's a counter on the right side...do they seat you? And then there's the huge line where you actually choose your guises or plate you want. One HUGE pet peeve of mine with establishments is when they don't post a price. On the wall, they have all the plates you can choose from...with no price. Why? Are we doing a guessing game? Can you imagine going to a place like McDonalds...and they have no prices next to their burgers? Why? So you take a guess on the price on what you want to order....the food "looks" good. But they give it to you on these old school cafeteria plates. Come on guys...do some investments on new cutlery and plates. If you are dining in, after them giving you your plate, you seat yourself and then a waitress comes by and asks you what you want to drink. It feels like chaos in there. On top of everything...they have a counter to the back where you can order barbacoa, chicharrones, or carnitas by the pound...but it's a mess because those customers blend in with everyone else. Is the place humming? Definitely. I had the carne guisada plate... honestly I think eating it out of that 1980s plate took away half the flavor. The carne guisada was decent. I would actually recommend the El Tigre carne guisada plate for only $7.50 over this $12 plate. Is there something of quality in that place... possibly. But I'm not going to play Where's Waldo in trying to find it.

Authentic Mexican food. All the plates are amazing, but my favorite is the chiles rellenos on…read morefridays. The meat by the pound (barbacoa, carnitas, chicarron prensado original, mollejas, and tripitas) are the best in the RGV. Convenient drive thru, but it will get busy on the weekends. You can call in your order before arriving, but payment over the phone is required. It has changed from what once was a grocery store to what is now RVG Tacos Del Guero.

Sweet spot is in an interesting location because it's direct competitor is literally a block down…read morethe road. If not for a tree and a wooden fence, both customer install base would see each other eye to eye. That being said, what makes this place better than the other one is that this place offers a drive through. Often, when driving back from work, I've had a craving for corn in a cup or other Mexican snack. However, prior to Sweet Spot, I had to get out of the car and that deterred me from getting myself a snack. Additionally, at sweet spot, there's no minimum requirement for paying with a debit card, where as the competition requires and enforced a 5 dollar minimum purchase. On top of everything previously mentioned, the variety at sweet spot is astounding and the local, being newer, looks cleaner. The staff is all friendly and bilingual.

I certainly want to express my interest in their soup of the day. The soup is tasty and I choose…read moreto combine it with their new chicken breast panini. The bread used in this panini is uniquely delicious and full of tasty seeds. They offer lunch from 11 in the morning until 2 in th afternoon. They also have nicely portioned salads. Glad I can add a dessert after I eat lunch!!!