This is THE best Mexican in town. A favorite of my families , we eat here regularly. Staff is…read morefriendly and service is quick and attentive. Food is always great!

Great authentic Mexican food with great prices to match. Service was friendly. Love the hand carved…read morewooden booths. Enchiladas verdes with pork had huge pieces of pork inside, and really great flavor corn tortillas. We will definitely go back to try more items.

We enjoy this restaurant and visit regularly. The salsa and sangria are both fantastic. I don't…read morethink I've ever had the same menu item twice just because they have so many options, it's hard to remember what I previously enjoyed. My husband doesn't recall what he ordered ( I think it was Ultimate?) had a roasted pepper with cheese on top that truly melted in your mouth. I opted for fajitas. First time I ordered them and I enjoyed. One day we will have dessert but we are always too full!

I had an amazing luncheon at San Miguel with my board today! They allowed us to take over the side…read moreroom to plan, eat, and talk, talk, talk! The restaurant is always clean and not too loud. Oscar served us with kindness, smiles, and wonderful attentiveness. It was such a lovely lunch- the salsa is perfect and so were the people!

Stopped in for dinner and was we were not disappointed! Food was delicious and service was…read morewonderful . Restaurant was crowded but service was quick and food came out in a timely manner . Waitress was friendly and made sure we had every thing we needed.

Lots of seating options, open floor plan, room for groups. Prompt service. Delicious margaritas…read more(happy hour! ). Chips and salsa authentico, like I want to bottle the salsa to bring home, rich flavor with a kick, but not a fire of regret. Menu options run the full gamut of Mexican food choices, meats, dishes, entrees, extras. Our group enjoyed shrimp tacos, enchiladas, tacos, tamales, and the traditional rice and frijoles. Adrian was our attentive server. We all enjoyed the time in the restaurant.

Cinco de Mayo Gem in Trinity: A Must-Try Local Mexican Spot!…read more After wrapping up a fun morning meeting our photographer for a photo shoot of our newest listing, my husband and I decided to celebrate Cinco de Mayo the right way--with an amazing lunch at a fantastic local spot in the Trinity area. Since this was the first time Cinco fell on Taco Tuesday since 2020, I played it safe and made a reservation on OpenTable. Smart move--it was *packed*! If you're a foodie hunting for authentic, flavorful Mexican food with really nice ambience and a welcoming vibe, put this place on your list immediately. You can instantly tell they care about every plate that leaves the kitchen. The house salsa was a standout--thick, rich, and packed with roasted tomato flavor instead of the usual watery stuff. The chips were made in-house and arrived perfectly fresh and warm. We asked for their hot salsa and they delivered with a housemade roasted habanero that brought serious heat! I mixed it with the regular salsa for the perfect balance, while my husband powered through it straight and loved every bite. The $8 house margaritas (normally $10) were the special of the day and excellent --perfectly balanced, not too sweet, not too tart. The bartenders clearly know their craft. For tacos, my husband went with the Oaxaca tacos featuring grilled pineapple (his new favorite) and a Carne Asada that came in a very close second. I ordered the shrimp tacos and the Birria taco. The shrimp came on these housemade, grilled flour tortillas that were crispy, thicker, and absolutely addictive--I'm usually a corn tortilla loyalist, but these changed my mind! The Birria was delicious too (though I did miss having consommé for dipping). Three tacos let you mix and match, which made it easy to try a couple of different options. Even though the restaurant was buzzing, our server (whose name I unfortunately missed--sorry!) and the whole team worked like a well-oiled machine. Food and drinks came out quickly and everyone was genuinely friendly. This is a true locally owned gem. Next time we visit, I'm ordering the flight of four margaritas--something to look forward to! If you're in the Trinity area and love supporting great local restaurants, definitely check this spot out. Let me know if you go--I'd love to hear what you think!

We have been looking for a really good Mexican restaurant and so glad we came here. First off…read moreBella our server was so helpful. Suggested the chicken flautas. We loved them! I don't care for anything to spicy... and loved the salsa. Hubby had Carnitas and I had a quesadilla. Of course we had to try the churros for dessert. Everything from the Margaritas to the Churros was great. Cute little place with lots of outdoor seating. So glad we came early.... It was filling up quickly. So many things I want to go back and try!

Such a great hidden gem. The food was 10/10 every time I have gone! Drink was flavored and mixed…read morewell. Margarita iykyk I loved the menu variety that is not always seen at other restaurant Clean, quick great service, friendly staff, plenty of parking

Delicious- sanrtia-margarita! Just what I wanted! Perfect!…read more Texas quesidilla- i could only eat 1 - amazing! The rice was perfection. Atmosphere was authentic and clean. Staff was attentive and accommodating! 1 time, won't be the last!

Way different than the one in Dunedin (owned by brother's I believe she told us)…read more Food was pretty much the same and our waitress was very nice. Its a large indoor spot that looks the same and the other.

Carmelitas is always a fun time. I have been a few times and enjoyed the food and drinks each time…read more Affordable, very friendly and helpful staff, lots of free parking in the shopping center, and fast service. No complaints. $14.99 all you can eat tacos on Tuesdays. Happy hour til 7p

Honestly, went for the horchata, which I'd been told was the best around. And it was good. Ordered…read morechimichangas to go and definitely not happy. Is that American cheese melted on top? The service very good but could have been a bit friendlier. The restaurant itself was clean and well laid out with low Hispanic music playing. Hate to say it, but the exterior I'd definitely in need of sprucing up. You'd definitely drive right by thinking the restaurant was closed/out of business. But. I'd been told. The orchard was good,

Excellent food & service. Very reasonable. Better than any other Mexican restaurant around! I had…read morethe 2 tacos lunch special $8.75.

A Delicious Discovery: Authentic Mexican Gem in New Port Richey…read more This weekend, my husband Eriq and I headed up to our favorite Thai spot, only to find it closed. Hangry levels were rising fast, so we pivoted to a nearby Mexican grocery store and market that had been on my radar from glowing reviews. It delivered big time on authentic flavors, generous portions, and warm hospitality. Tucked at the back of the well-stocked Latin grocery store is a casual dining area where you order fresh-made Mexican classics. The menu offers plenty of traditional options and cool protein choices. One of the cooks kindly brought me a little sample cup of their pozole when I asked about it -- tender, falling-off-the-bone pork in a rich broth. Absolute perfection. (She also mentioned their menudo, but I politely passed on that one!) We decided on the tostadas, and wow -- for $13.99 you get three super-crispy house-made tortillas piled high with toppings. I went with two chicken and one steak (which was tender). The chicken was incredibly flavorful and melt-in-your-mouth tender from slow-cooking in spices. Fresh shredded lettuce, cilantro, crumbled cheese, a drizzle of crema, and slices of avocado on top made every bite fantastic. Eriq loved the al pastor version he tried and powered through all three. He also ordered a carnitas taco (which looked excellent, but he ran out of room!). The tortillas held up beautifully under all the toppings -- no crumbling disasters, which is rare and impressive. They brought out two house hot sauces (a smoky red and a vibrant green salsa) that were outstanding, plus ice-cold Mexican sodas made with real cane sugar. Service was friendly and attentive, with staff bringing food out promptly. The whole place felt genuinely authentic (we might have been the only non-Latino folks there, always a great sign), the grocery section was small but well stocked with staples, fresh meats and produce. If you're in the Holiday/NPR area and craving real-deal Mexican food at very reasonable prices, definitely stop in. We'll be back soon -- those tostadas are going to haunt my dreams in the best way possible.

Great food at a fair price. Friendly staff. I will return to try more of the menu. Local family runread more