If you happen to be in or driving thru this tiny south Texas town, definitely stop by Andreas for a…read morebite to eat. They won't disappoint. My husband has been working in the area for a few weeks and he always goes here. We came for a visit and I decided to give them a try... glad I did. I found the food surprisingly good for a border town. Maybe not all are the same but I have been to a few and it's nothing like San Antonio :)... I had the menudo and it was good. The meat was firm and the flavor was yummy. And yes. You can absolutely mess that up but they did well. Kiddos had bean tacos and the chicken and cheese quesadillas. They were hot and cheesy. The chicken was seasoned well. The service really good. It's a tiny place but they still make sure they check back and see if you need anything and keep the good stuff coming. I will definitely be back to try the breakfast.

Horrible service! It took them over an hour to get us our food. People arriving after us got their…read morefood before we did. I usually get good service but today? I'm not sure what y'alls problem was.

Came in on a super stormy afternoon today. Waitress was nice, greeted us with chips n salsa. Good…read morecrunchy chips, salsa had nice heat and good flavor. Had street tacos w/ barbacoa, 6 taco, taste great with all the toppings. Borracho Beans are really good. Buddy got carne guisada and that was great too. All in all, good food. I'll be back.

Yeah...this place was delicious!! I recommend the Mexican Plate...it's $11 and has a beef taco,…read moreBeef Chalupa, and 2 cheese enchiladas and rice and beans...she brought it out with two bottles of sauce. The chips and salsa are also very good. I'm in town every other week and will definitely come back.

Walked into the restaurant, ordered a takeout meal of the special with meat loaf. Came home, set my…read moremeal on table and began to eat. First thing I noticed was that EVERYTHING that was cooked, except for the steamed carrots, was super SALTY. Because I was so hungry I forced myself to eat some until I couldn't stand it anymore. Unfortunately the extreme saltiness was not the ONLY thing that alarmed me about the meal. As I was chewing that salty hamburger meat, I found something that I couldn't chew. I thought it was some hardened meat juice. I took it out of my mouth, took a good look at it , found that I could unfold it and that it was a piece of plastic wrap I was chewing on. Will I go there again? NOT if I don't have to. The bread, salad, steamed carrots and peas from the can were good.

Surprisingly good restaurant with prices from 2010... big menu for a small place. Local favorite,…read moreit has been in business for over 50 years. See menu.

Everything was good except for the rat the size of a small chihuahua that ran in the middle of the…read morerestaurant

I usually get the 2 pork chops home style french fries and refried beans on my special order every…read morething good on My plate

What a great spot! The food was delish, and the service was even better. Our waiter, Mark, was…read moresuper friendly and explained the specials so well. Made us feel like regulars! Can't wait to come back again.

Those of you who know me, know that I love trying little out of the way, hidden hole in the wall…read moretype of places. On our way home from SPI, we knew we were running out of small towns before a stretch that would have us chewing our arms off from hunger. After a quick look at my Yelp app I found this place. Easy access on/off the freeway. The place was semi packed & you could tell Grandma is a fan of the Cowboys because the place was a shrine to the Dallas Cowboys. Friendly staff (I think the whole family works there) & we were given menus. H was a bit upset he missed breakfast & when our drinks were brought to the table, she gave H a breakfast menu & said the cook was agreeable to fixing him something for breakfast. I ordered the Grandma's Special: fajita taco, cheese enchiladas, rice, beans & avocado. H had the chorizo eggs, scrambled w rice & beans. Once served, we dug in & it was delicious! The enchiladas were so freakin' good & the fajita meat was surprisingly good for a hole in the wall place. The flour tortillas were fresh & the portions hearty. Their salsa had a bite to it & was flavorful. The beans! Some of the best I've tried. Overall, this is a must visit place if you are ever in Raymondville, TX.

in the restroom roaches were all over the wall it was humid in there too The food was below…read moremediocre my waitress was a brat and she took off her name tag I saw it with my eyes also it took 45 minutes to get my zero flavored food was drenched in sweat by the time I left. don't waste your money or time.

Mi Pueblito also doubles as Golfito Seafood restaurant! The food is delicious no matter what side…read moreof the menu you order from. This was one of the most delicious shrimp alfredo dishes I've ever had. Maya was genuine and provided great service as well! The restaurant is quaint, but the food makes up for it.

my boyfriend and I stopped in for something quick but we ended up having the taco plate and I had…read morethe fajita a la Mexicana plate. The fajita was well cooked and had good flavor but the rice and beans had no flavor it seemed liked it was reheated to long in the microwave. It came with a side of lettuce and tomato which I didn't even touch. The tomato was pinto. About the big tortilla to me it didn't seem fresh.

Had breakfast here and everyone was pleased with their orders (5 of us). Plenty of food and lots of…read moreflavor. Huge homemade tortillas (flour). I'd come back and explore more of their menu in the future.

I'm not even sure how to explain how horrible the food was. Cheese enchilada plate just has a foul…read moretaste and the rice tasted like it was cooked in dawn soap.