The service was excellent; fast, efficient and friendly! The food was excellent. My traveling…read morecompanion is vegan so we weren't sure he'd be able to find something to eat, but it was not a problem. He was very happy with his meal as well.

We arrived as a large party. They seated us with no problems. Our server was very nice and…read moreaccommodating. Thank goodness she had patience lol. The young man that delivered the extremely hot plates was very nice and made sure he delivered each plate so no one got burned. Food was excellent! Salsa was some of the best I've had at a restaurant. There were no complaints from anyone at our long table! I think the owner lady came around and was checking how everything was with all the tables. That's so nice to see when they do that! Will we go back?? If we are ever near Littlefield I'm sure we will!

Tex-Mex is a perfect cuisine to me. I am not always craving it, but when I am, nothing hits harder…read more Through my years in college, I discovered Taqueria Jalisco to be the gospel and genuinely the best Tex-Mex in Lubbock by a long shot. My first time I went, my group of guys and I were put in a room with all the other white people. Not to say they were profiling, but looking at the rest of the restaurant's population on a busy Sunday, they had us in the gringo room. The food hit. I get putting a bunch of three-taco-plate-and-queso people in one room. I have not been back in quite a while, but I remember their menu being the most behemoth-looking thing ever. Every item had a picture taken on a Coolpix camera, and the text was almost impossible to read on the menu's busy background. That is proof that the food was going to hit. After returning, the menu has been minimized to be more readable, only slightly keeping that same over-the-top flair. The prices have gone up slightly, but where have they not? On a Thursday night, we were seated immediately around 7:30 and had a pretty attentive waitress. Like every good Tex-Mex joint in Texas, their chips and salsa roam freely through the restaurant, and the salsa has a good kick that is easy to manage while still having the heat everyone wants. They also have a creamy green sauce and other sauces they bring out by request. I ordered a combination plate with a crispy beef taco, a beef burrito, and a chicken enchilada with a side of Mexican rice. I added a side of refried beans because no Tex-Mex meal is complete without a big serving of refried beans to mix with the rice and crush with tortilla chips. The crispy taco was unreal. The shell feels like it was double-fried. It has such an incredible hardness to it. It feels premium. The beef burrito and enchilada were great as well, but I was blown away by the taco to an extreme. They have a pretty broad selection of Mexican beers, including Tecate, Bohemia, Dos Equis Amber, Modelo Negra, and Victoria next to your Coronas, Sol, and Dos Equis. Their margaritas are pretty great, if my memory serves me right, as well. I love this place, and I was glad to give it a revisit while being back in Lubbock for a bit. It is just classic and timeless. I just wish their menu was as much of an eyesore as it used to be because that sucker brought me so much joy. RIYL: Gaining five pounds in an hour. A good meal.

The waitress was adorable. The restaurant is very clean so that is the two stars. The chips were…read morevery stale. My food was Just disgusting. The rice was stale. The taco shell was stale the seasoning on the chicken in both the enchilada and the burrito was just off...

The food was Great! I had the enchiladas. The sever was a nice young lady with glasses.. she was…read morevery respectful, and went out of her way to make sure I was taking care of. I will for sure be back, and recommend to my friends.

Nice food and nice people. The building appears to have been re-purposed, but don't let that scare…read moreyou off. Reasonable selection and prices.

Our house, is a very, very, very fine house.......Yes this is yet another house that has been…read moreconverted into a restaurant. You cannot miss this blue house. When you walk in you are seated by a very nice man, this same man takes your order, cooks your order, brings your order to the table, buses the table, takes your payment at the conclusion of your meal. It is a One man operation. That's fine, it's cool if you are dining alone or with one other person. However if you plan on bringing a big party, do him and yourself a favor and call him in advance. Unfortunately for us, we did not. Our food was brought out one plate at a time and 5 minutes between each serving. By the time the last person received their meal, the first person had already eaten dessert in another city, in a different state, in a different time zone. Oh yeah the food, it was typical Tex-Mex (a common criticism in my reviews). I had the Barbacoa...not bad but there was a lot of connective tissue making it possibly too authentic. Now I'm a hypocrite. Try it out for yourself. But you don't have to take my word for it...(Reading Rainbow outro music)

Outstanding food! Chile Rellenos we're the bomb. Everything…read moremade from scratch. Definitely will be coming back. Great service as well.

A local recommended this place and it did not disappoint. Had the pastor plate and thoroughly…read moreenjoyed it.

Great food and service!! Love their green chicken enchiladas. Try to eat there when we are in West…read moreTexas

It was the worst food i've ever paid for! Quality was ung horrible and everything tasted 5 days…read morebefore old.(i went 20 minutes after opening)

Seriously the BEST place I have been to in Texas. They truly deserve their "Authentic Mexican Food"…read moresign out front. The restaurant is decorated nicely with Mexico's infamous bright colors. The waitress was absolutely amazing. She answered our questions and even gave suggestions. Rice and Beans: its difficult to find a GOOD place here in Texas with retried beans that don't taste like they're coming from a pre-made can/bag. They had a nice consistency and booming with flavor. The rice was incredible! Most places fail with the rice because they're over salted, mushy, or undercooked. T.J.'s rice was fluffy and nice orange color. Truly authentic Mexicano rice. I had the asada tacos which were really good. The meat wasn't tough to chew. The only thing I didn't like was the fact the tacos weren't individually put on the plate. They laid out four of the double stacked tortillas almost like a deck of cards and poured the meat across. I had to basically prepare the tacos myself. They also had a lot of grilled onions, but next time (if I'm ever in this part of Texas again) I know to ask for easy onion. The only thing they could work on is their tamales. The masa tasted almost sweet, too sweet for a meat filled tamale. Overall: Highly recommend! Service: A+ Food Quality: A Ambiance: A+

If you have a FOOD ALLERGY, DO NOT EAT HERE. Twice now, we…read morehave made them extremely aware of my husbands food allergy, and told them "if he eats this, he will have an allergic reaction" and twice now, they have ignored it and caused him an allergic reaction. The first time, they wouldn't even discount the bill even though he had one bite. LITERALLY! The second time, the slightly discounted the bill. They were more concerned with us paying than getting him the an epi pen in the car.

While in Lubbock on our whirlwind trip, we needed a place to go for all of the out-of-towners to…read moremeet up for dinner as our party of 9 was a bit too big to figure out on a budget. Thankfully our local friend provided us with the details for Chuys. The decor on the inside really leans into the 1950s/1960s Americana vibe that's often associated with Lubbock without leaning into kitsch territory. The table we were at took about 5-10 minutes to clear up for us and once we were seated we felt right at home. Food came out hot and exactly as expected. The server also recommended that I HAD to try the local concoction adult beverage that apparently is a staple of this location. It was a nice treat and a quick way to feel at home. Our bill was also not exorbitantly high, which is also something else to note about this place. You'll get your dollar to go far while here. Parking is convenient right off the highway and in a large shared parking lot.

Finally got to revisiting Chuys and I realize I may give this place more credit than it's worth…read more Not to say the entire experience was horrendous, just there are far better options for Tex mex in Lubbock. The steak burrito I got was good but pretty mushy with the burrito quickly falling apart into a bit of a soupy mess. The chips and salsa were passable, and part of a quesadilla I had was alright, but overall it was all subpar to mediocre. Service was lacking a bit, and the interior is just kind of a mess of styles. 6/15 overall it was just a very passable experience, but I don't think I'll voluntarily eat there again. There is just nothing drawing me and there are much better options. GLEAMER