We went here for dinner on a Saturday night and had another excellent experience…read more Our server Daniela was professional and efficient. She was pleasant and made us feel welcome. We've been here numerous times so we were familiar with the menu. The wife had her favorite braised pork which is a pork shank that is incredibly tender and flavorful. The meat falls off the bone. The portion is generous so she had leftovers for lunch the next day. The sauce that comes over the pork is flavorful and addictive. I tried something new. I had just about all the entrees on the menu except chicken fajitas so tried it and it was superb. The chicken breast was tender and juicy, not at all dry. Plus there is an absolutely killer chimichura sauce to pour over the chicken. You get rice and beans, pico, and a generous portion of guacamole to make your fajita. It was outstanding. My new favorite. A trip to Mesero would not be complete without mentioning the La Meserita, which is easily one of the best margaritas in Dallas. The kid had mini tacos with rice and beans and liked them. We will be back for sure.

Mesero - Inwood Village is such a solid spot and easily one of my favorites in Dallas for…read moreMexican-inspired food with great flavor. The standout for me every time is their salsa trio--it's seriously so good. Each one has its own unique flavor, and they all hit in different ways. It's one of those starters you end up talking about even after the meal. The only reason it lands at 4.5 stars instead of a full 5 is that a few of the dishes had a little too much sauce. While the flavors were great, it made some of the crispy tortillas and chips soggy, which took away from that perfect crunch you want. Overall though, the flavors, atmosphere, and consistency make it a go-to. Definitely worth it and I'll absolutely keep coming back.

This tequila bar truly serves up all things tequila and is a dream for any tequila lover. The…read morebartenders are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable -- they'll make killer drinks and are happy to help you navigate the world of tequila if you're new to it. There are tons of options here, but you honestly can't go wrong with their margaritas. They make them the best around. It's perfect for a quick drink, or you can stay awhile for the vibes and snacks. The chips, salsa and quesadillas are excellent and can easily be a full meal. I love this place -- it's very special to me and always an easy go to option for a quick drink and snack.

Had a great time at Las Almas Rotas. The pastor torta was delicious. The chips, salsa, and guac…read morewere fresh and the chicharrón and elote were both seriously good. Cool vibe inside too! I really enjoyed the drinks and shots they offered as well.

This place has such a cool, unique aesthetic, ambience, and menu. It's the kind of place I would…read morewant take a manly business lunch at, but also a date with my wife. To me, it has a very masculine aesthetic (see dark tufted leather, paintings of matadors), but I don't think it's offputting to ladies either. My wife and I came here on a lunch date on a Tuesday. We came at 11 AM and the restaurant was entirely empty so we had the whole place to ourselves until a few other tables showed up. Walk across a beautiful mosaic floor tile and heavy wooden door and step inside to be immediately greeted by an incredible decor and ambience. It's very old world Spanish or Mexican. The chairs and seating (dark burgundy, tufted, leather like at your grandpa's house, but brand new). The artwork on the walls is really incredible and unique. The music was very fitting too. The dark cozy ambience made me think of a Hillstone's meets McRae's (East Dallas spot with unique ambiance). Our server was very attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. By the time we left, there were only a few other tables so we had great service and attentiveness. The food itself was really exciting and the menu looked look like something we would want to come back and try different things on the menu. I had the Al pastor enchiladas which came with two really delicious dips and some guacamole and a small side of rice for $18. My wife got the chicken fajitas $22. Flour tortillas are handmade and we had those on our dishes. The portion size looked smaller than we expected, but my wife was actually full and only ate half of her fajitas (missing the chips?). The chips and salsa were really good and came out warm. The salsa has a nice flavor and does have a spicy kick to it. Overall, we look forward to coming back and trying this again at dinner. I'm sure the prices are much more expensive than but I felt like their lunch prices were very reasonable.

The food was just okay. I got the brisket fundido, the tortillas came out greasy. The guac was…read morebland. Rice and beans were not good. My husband got the chicken fajitas and liked them. There are far better options in Dallas. Most likely won't be back. Service was okay, nothing great. Waiter was very straight faced and didn't seem to want to be there. Ambiance is nice, elevated. It was pretty empty for lunch. It's in a shopping plaza so parking is hit or miss.

We came here because we were at a function nearby and needed a place that could serve our party of…read more12 without a reservation. They made it happen! Our service was fantastic and they did not miss a beat even though we were a large party and our server had other large parties as well. I found the Fajitas delicious! The Queso was pretty delicious as well! This place was a nice and unexpected find...and a DEFINITE repeater!

Location Inwood and lemmon/northwest Dallas…read moreInwood village Parking Large open lot Atmosphere Mexican cantina Seating Large bar, booths, low tables, patio Service Friendly Menu Happy hour menu-NOTE-check prices as they tend to be the same ad regular prices. Complimentary chips n salsa-fair. We had the happy hour margaritas-frozen better than on the rocks. The chopped salad with chicken was good-dressing was a jalapeño dressing-? Loaded with avocado, grilled chicken, tomatoes, chopped lettuce, black beans, tortilla strips. Summary Recommended by our son. Not overly impressed. Happy hour menu limited. Chips n salsa not competitive. Overall good but not impressive. Enjoy!

We have friends who live in the area who swore by Cuates for so long. We finally tried it and I can…read moreunderstand the hype. We've been here a few times since, and it never disappoints. Their spicy margaritas are nothing to sleep on. Their queso blanco is also top choice. I love love love their quesabirria tacos. We came for Cinco de Mayo, and while busy, we were never forgotten and our food came out fantastic, as usual. I, among many others, enjoy their patio most. It's well-decorated and the music isn't too loud.

Veracruz inspired food... the servers were sweet. It's a…read morecute spot but intimate spacing inside and outside The torta was delicioussss, their homemade tortillas are prob the item menu to get tho Nice to see the authenticity of the culture is preserved in the food Coming from the Central Valley we are spoiled wit this type of spots but I can this being a gem in a ruff

Great food Great service…read more Great ambiance Will be back Get the lime vinaigrette and taco salad.

Went to Mi Cocina last night for a belated birthday for a truly special friend! Alfredo was…read moreabsolutely amazing, answer all our questions and kept the service smooth and flawless! We started off with the cup of queso ( lil heat : very tasty ) and I celebrated w a glass of Prosecco ( was extremely chill and smooth) My brisket quesadillas were plentiful and fulfilling. It wasn't very busy but I really liked the larger table and the music was just loud enough to be background but not too loud . I didn't actually hear but Alfredo had said welcome back in the beginning of his greet and then I remembered the my last visit was 6 months ago but he remembered my visit ! He boxed up my food at the table ( great service standard) Ask for Alfredo / he will definitely make your experience a great one !!!

Came in on Mother's Day after walking the trail! The day was nice at first until it turned into the…read moreAmazon rain forest outside. There's an inside and outside area, which we sat inside, because of the rain. They even welcomed the dogs in. They have a pretty simple menu that was very appealing with different options. We ordered the: Street dog w|crema on the side. The veggies weren't overcooked, but they were bland, and they also could have cooked a few mins longer for my liking, the bread was good as well as the dog. Burrito bowl with fish. To me it was regular, nothing really special about it. Overall I think I'd come back to try the empanadas. Because based on some pictures I see they look pretty good, but I'd definitely ask for different dipping sauces just incase it's bland.

Service was great, can't in a packed Friday night and was able to get sat instantly. And able to…read moreplace orders shortly there after, and the food didn't take long either. Unfortunately my taco and fries arrived cold, the street dog did arrive with a temperature, but both it and the taco were lacking in flavor. The drink prices here are decent especially if drinking beer, and that's all I would recommend stoping in for, especially if you catch a live music night since they have a stage.

I hit up Mesero solo on a work trip. Didn't announce myself, didn't make a reservation, just walked…read morein. The vibe grabbed me before I even sat down. Warm, real, not performative. The kind of room that's actually built that way. Fernando behind the bar is an artist. I've been to every major city in this country for work and I've never had a dressed double shot executed like this. Casamigos, chilled just enough to ride that line between cold and almost slushy without falling over it, salt rim that didn't assault you, lime placed with intention. That's not a shot. That's a statement. Luis and Alejandro held the floor down the same way. Present without being in your face. Attentive without hovering. Five stars. Every time I'm in Dallas this is my first call.

Full disclosure, I believe Californian Mexican cuisine is far superior to "TexMex." The latter is…read morejust not for me but I had a decent enough experience meeting up with friends while staying in Victory Park for work. The positives were definitely the service and the ambiance. I wish I remembered our server's name because she was AMAZING! Super helpful, kind, and hard working. The restraint itself is clean and very modern. We enjoyed sitting outside on the patio, people watching and enjoying the decent weather. The so-so has to do with the food. I had the Number 5: Tejano enchilada, brisket taco, mesero slaw, arroz rojo... I know I know, why get anything with the word "tejano" if I don't like "TexMex," but nothing was calling to me from the menu. I found my selection to not be that flavorful and my portions to be smaller than I would have liked. I had fun but definitely not adding this spot to my list of Dallas restaurants that I plan to revisit.