El dorado kingsville…read more If, in 2026, you can even find a $7.99 burrito, it will not be huge, the tortilla will not taste as if it was made with love by someone's abuela, and if you dare to ask for steak fajita and guacamole, you will be upcharged--unless you eat here. Add to that an extensive menu, a bright, clean dining room, and friendly table, Service, and I am a fan.

7:40 am and potatoes were cold and bacon soggy - plate came out in 3 mins - have to be aware of…read morewhat your serving . Asked for med eggs and they were very runny . Not listening . Disappointed . Just work on this Hot sauce was great

Gave it another chance recently. And, well, little to no improvements here, which reminded me of…read morewhy I avoid this place. Male customers are always offered better service. I think it'sassumed they are better tippers amongst female employees. Old Mexican culture I guess? If you want to experience that come here. No refills were offered. Our table of mom's saw the waitress once. Prices for basic plates were way too high. Felt weird paying $50 for a plate of eggs, pancakes, limited coffee and two breakfast tacos. I added the cost of everything which was at most $30 with tax, however still came out to $50. :-/

This was a great place we found when we came to Kingsville. Small but very good food!read more

Trust the parking lot. It's full for a reason. The building, the decor, and the prices are modest,…read morebut the food is divine. I was there at lunch and was surrounded by honest hard working people. This is my kind of place. I had the Tacos Mexicanos(mini tacos). This would be a $20 entree at a 'fancy' restaurant. Except that fancy restaurant would not have served the tacos with homemade green sauce. They fry the old tortillas and mix them in with the chips, so you get little bites of cholesterol filled heaven every now and again. I've eaten a lot of Mexican food all across Texas. This place is where it's at. EASILY worth the drive from Corpus to eat. If you are in corpus and want to experience the real deal, take the drive.

Great food, awesome service and typical south Texas ambience. Loved it. Prices are very, very good.read more

got the Carne Asada Plate & Caldo tlalpeño and genuinely it was the best food ive had in sooo…read morelong. such quick service and the pricing is a steal for the quality. their salsa is so yummy too

Second stop in! We decided to try the Burrito Tarascó & the Plato Texas plates this time. They were…read moreboth perfection! Everything is so good! Can't wait to try different plates next visit. YUM

Food is always good and consistent. The staff is friendly and fast and the prices are reasonable.read more

Fast great service, with big portions. Flavor was on point for a great Mexican food restaurant.read more

Good food The food is very delicious and affordable. Took a friend to eat at this new place, and…read moreit was well worth it. Salsa is good as well as my nachos. I'll be back soon.

This has quickly become a favorite for my wife and I. There's not a bad item on the menu! Each time…read morewe visit, I try and order something different. In speaking with the Owner and his Children, the dishes are authentic Mexican food with a couple of Tex-Mex plates like Carne Guisada and King Ranch Casserole. The Albondiga Soup is by far my favorite, it's spicy and so full of meatballs! The Beef Fajitas are very tender as is the Brisket Plate. You can't go wrong with the Puerco Guisado, it's so good. Give this place try, you won't be sorry!

Spent the weekend overlanding in South Padre Island, and we were craving Mexican food on our way…read moreback home. We really should have waited until we got to Houston. I cannot speak for the authenticity of their flavors, because there were none. No flavor. I did not think it was possible for Mexican food to be bland, but it was. I am no chef, but I can make tacos at home that are a hundred times better than those I had at Los Cabos. These chicken tacos were not only boring, but also awful dry. I ate one and left the rest. We also ordered the Plato Texas, out of which only the beef enchilada was (almost) decent. Serving sizes are huge, which meant that by the end of lunch we had all this food on our table that we did not like enough to take home. I had the lowest of expectations, and was still disappointed. Utterly disappointed.

One of my favorite places to go and relax on a Friday night, I am s big fan of karaoke and that is…read moreexactly what Los Cabos delivers. Not to mention their food is delicious and the service is great.

This place came HIGHLY recommended to us from my family. They said this is where you get authentic…read moreMexican cuisine. As a vegan, that made me excited because actual Mexican food usually has less cheese and can be made vegan. The business is quaint. There was a friendly hostess to welcome us in and our server was very hospitable. We ordered the chile relleno without cheese, zucchini in pasilla pepper sauce, and mole verde off the vegetarian options on the menu. We also enjoyed guacamole and chips. Our server was happy to accommodate our vegan modifications and it was really easy to communicate with him. The flavors are just WOW! Hands down the best guacamole of my life. The sauces are vibrant and rich. Everything tasted so fresh. And the prices for this quality of food cannot be beat. My husband and I literally licked sauce off the plates to make sure we did not miss one ounce of that authentic Mexican flavor. This place is top of our list of businesses to visit next time we are in town visiting family. We had an incredible experience and cannot wait to continue to explore the vegetarian menu options.

After searching online for places with strong ratings (4.5 stars or higher), we decided to try…read moreGuajillos. Unfortunately, our experience didn't match the reviews. I'm not a professional food critic, but I do know seasoning, regional Mexican flavors, and what well‑prepared food should taste like -- and this just wasn't it for us. The restaurant didn't feel well-kept, and it appeared that only one server and one cook were working, plus we and another couple were the only ones there. We were served chips and salsa to start. The salsa, a taquera‑style orange sauce, was actually the best part of the meal. The chips, however, were extremely hard, not fresh, and definitely not warm. They looked house‑made, but whatever they were fried in made them almost inedible. I ordered the ribeye street tacos, and the steak was overcooked, had an odd taste, and wasn't enjoyable. I asked for extra cilantro and onions, which didn't happen, and the chimichurri they brought out was basically oil with a few seasonings floating in it. I almost complimented the Dr Pepper because it had a unique sweetness -- until I realized why. The red glass had visible staining on the inside. When I wiped the rim with my napkin, it came off dirty. They also don't offer straws, so whatever residue was in that glass is what you end up drinking. Between the food quality, the cleanliness concerns, and the overall condition of the restaurant, this was a no for us. How this place has earned such high mentions is honestly beyond me.

What a treat to find in downtown Corpus! After great experiences at El Camino's sister restaurant,…read moreWater Street, we expected good things and were still blown out of the water! Right from the jump, our friendly server brought us complimentary chips with salsa and two sauces. All were delicious and a perfect holdover as we dove into the menu. I am finding that 5 pm is "early" in Corpus and the restaurant was nearly empty when we arrived, but started to pick up by the time we left. For us, we didn't mind at all as service was attentive and speedy due to the emptiness. We ended up kicking off with drinks in the form of a paloma and a desert rose (I never pass up an opportunity for mezcal) and both were perfectly balanced in flavors. To eat, we shared small dishes including the Tex Mex BBQ oysters, tuna tostadas, and side cheese enchiladas. All three were 10/10 in their own way! The oysters (which I usually prefer raw) had such a deep and developed flavor I could have eaten 12 on my own. The tostadas - a fresh and bright bite welcomed in the heat of the summer. The cheese enchiladas? Simple, but executed perfectly! They were reminiscent of a local place I used to frequent when I was a kid, and have ever since compared all enchiladas to. Rarely do I find a good match, but to my surprise El Camino delivered. As with other businesses in the area, expect to find street parking and to take a bit of a stroll (absolutely worth it when you pop into other places along the way and make an event of it). Once you enter the doors, you are transported into a completely different atmosphere where you no longer feel you are in downtown corpus. The decor is fun and bright, yet welcoming and warm and there is plenty to look at! I look forward to returning to try more!

We went to Corpus for 4th of July weekend with the kiddos. I thought that I had dinner plans ready…read morebecause there were a lot of food trucks nearby. BUT once my boys were ready to eat I couldn't find any but one and it had a hugeeeee line! I went on a scavenger hunt and found El Camino Comida and Bar!!! I was so relieved. Senorita Valeria was so sweet and brought the food out quickly. She was so attentive and kind, especially to my boys! The food was great as well. The quesadilla shrimp were scarfed down!

Tried them out, really nice people and service. Too bad the food was sub par, cooked well, but no…read moreflavor. Bland no zest, it was boring. It looks like an old diner inside and that was fine to us but the food makes me wanna stay away.

Delicious food, great service, friendly staff and welcoming environment. The breakfast omelette is…read moredelicious.