Pretty legit Mexican food! Stopped here for lunch and they easily accommodated our large party of 9 people. Salsa is LEGIT. Spicy, not overly-tomato-y, super addictive! I ate way too much of this stuff and they kept refilling the bowls! I ordered the chicken ranchero which was super yummy. It came in a small cauldron looking thing but it was SPICY. Seriously, I wanted to keep eating and eating because the green sauce with the onions, jalapeños, and cilantro was DELICIOUS but it was so spicy that my lips were burning off. I didn't give up though; I took breaks and drank a lot of water and was able to power through and eat 90% of the bowl. So yummy with tender chicken chunks, awesome sauce, and big pieces of jalapeño. I would so order this again, especially over the more Americanized options. Overall pretty quick service, awesome authentic salsa, and yummy food! I'd come back! read more

Three friends decided to get together and create a restaurant and in that restaurant they decided to serve a dish with three tamales and those three tamales were some of the saddest tamales I have ever eaten. Tres Amigos, you are no friends of mine. Service? Meh. Chips and salsa? Meh. Food? Meh. This uninspired review brought to you by an uninspired experience. Maybe the other dishes are better or maybe there is one dish that they kick ass at making, but I'm not going to bother figuring it out and I suggest you just head elsewhere, too. read more

After a particularly stressful day at work, I was in SERIOUS need of a drink. My friend mentioned that her friend wanted to come here, so I tagged along. The restaurant was really dead, there were two tables other than ours. By the time we finished up, we were the only people there. I had seen a couple people come in, but don't know where they disappeared to. Tres Amigos has the typical taqueria feel, nothing really out of the ordinary here. I ordered a Mexican Martini to start off the evening...it was quite tasty, but a touch sweeter than I prefer. My dining companions had house margaritas...in HUGE glasses. They were pretty tasty as well, I ordered one as my second beverage. I must say that the drinks were made INCREDIBLY strong...hence the slight priciness. I opted not to eat (which led to my ultimate downfall), but the menu contained pretty standard Tex Mex fare...as I said, nothing really out of the ordinary. My vegetarian friend was pleased with her choice of a combo plate of sorts. For around $7, you get one entree with a choice of 3 sides...a really good deal, I believe. The others ordered the same, with different combinations. Just before 9pm, our waitron approached our table to ask if we needed anything else because the bar was closing for a/c repair. I'm not sure if this was an excuse to get us out, but the posted hours are at least an hour longer than that...I don't know what the deal was. I'll be coming back, mostly because it's close to my house! read more

I received a coupon in the mail for $12 off, which is a great deal, so we decided to go eat there for dinner. We were seated promptly, but were not greeted by our waiter for at least 10 minutes. When the waiter finally showed up, it was to inform us that he was switching with another waiter. No one offered to refill our drinks until the meal had arrived, which is pretty annoying considering you're eating chips and salsa. I went out on a limb and ordered Pescado Veracruz ($15.00), and my wife had a combo plate ($8.00). The fish tasted like mud, my corn tortillas tasted like old shoes and had a slightly fuzzy texture, and I've never been somewhere that was as skimpy as they were with refried beans. My wife's food in general was decent, but the black beans were awfully seasoned. The portions for both were meager, especially for the price. I've never been to a skimpy tex-mex restaurant until now. The only thing I actually enjoyed was the cilantro-lime rice my wife ordered. Overall, service sucked, price sucked, atmosphere was ok, and the food was terrible. Will definitely not eat there again. read more

We've passed this place hundreds of times heading home and finally stopped for dinner on a Saturday night. Food is 3 stars - but service is 5 stars. Hands down some of the best service we've received anywhere. There is an overall vibe of genuine & wholesome niceness from the minute you walk in the door. I'm not some hippie love child looking for cool auras or whatnot, but the smiles and greetings from every employee from the front entrance to the bartender were just ... well, you know how you go to a lot of the chain places and you can tell the waitstaff are just being civil so as to earn a decent tip, but you can tell by the uninterested looks on their faces they wish they could be somewhere else (and don't particularly care about your dining experience)? That's NOT how it is here. The portions are huge ... I mean, for a $12.50 dinner plate they should be. I rarely am unable to finish a meal, but had to get a to-go box for the chimichanga dinner. And the kids plates are also big enough to feed an adult. Very generous amount of food for the price you pay. read more

Strong margaritas and above average tex-mex! For awhile, my family and I were used to visiting La Palapa down the street before catching Friday night football at Nelson field. I must say, Tres Amigos has them beat by miles, and I'm happy to have another pre-game option. Service was pretty much a disaster, but it was our server's first week and we were a big group, so I don't want to give her too much grief. The entire experience would've been much more pleasant had we not missed the first quarter of the game due to check discrepancies and forgotten orders. In terms of food, the fresh salsa was a stand out. My fajitas, while flavorful, were pretty measly slithers of meet and the tortillas never came. Of course, I could've reminded her, but by then I had already put in about three reminders for other things, I was tired of reminding. read more

Tres Amigos is one of the older surviving Tex-Mex restaurants in Austin. Stopped by here at lunch per the boss's invitation to lunch. The service was excellent. Our server knew the menu, was accommodating, and took great care of us. Puffy tacos were pretty average. Neither the best I've had nor the worst. If you're in the area, Tres Amigos is a perfectly acceptable option for an efficiently served lunch. Having said that, for the price point and the lack of a lunch menu, it's somewhat uninspired Tex-Mex. read more

As anyone who reads my reviews has probably gathered, I'm not much of a Tex Mex fan. But as Tex Mex goes, I like Tres Amigos more than most. My recent lunch here started with the standard basket of chips with salsa. I didn't like the chips much; they were too heavy and not salty enough. The salsa, though it seemed homemade, didn't excite me, either; it was very runny and not flavorful enough to stand up to the overly-flavorful chips. I think the chips would have worked pretty well with queso, but they weren't working for me with the salsa. As much as I like having something to nibble on before my meal, I have a tendency to stuff myself on chips and salsa and regret it later, so I was actually glad that there wasn't much of a temptation to do so here. I ordered the taco plate ($8.75), which came with three tacos (beef or chicken; your choice of crispy or soft shells), choice of beans (black, refried, or charro), rice, and a little scoop of guac. I liked the tacos pretty well, especially after covering them in guacamole. The meat was flavorful but not too greasy. The rice was pretty standard Spanish rice - nothing too exciting. I was really full after eating the tacos, so I didn't even try the beans. I also tried my friend's carne guisada, which was very good - tender and with just the right amount of kick. I'll definitely put that on my list to order another time. Service was very attentive and just friendly enough - engaging when appropriate, yet unobtrusive when appropriate, too. In short, not bad at all...for Tex Mex. read more

This is some of the best Tex-Mex I've had in Austin. The tortillas were hot and fresh and reminded me of my grandmother's. So good! Margaritas were good and strong. Chicken fajitas were full of flavor. I'm a fan! read more

This is one of the few actual restaurants in the immediate neighborhood where we can actually sit down and have a drink! With that said, the standard house margaritas are consistently strong and quite good. The Mexican Martini is even better! The food can be hit or miss at times, but I've learned to stick with the following: puffy tacos, enchiladas, queso, quail poppers and the fajitas. The salsa can be excellent some days and a big OK on others. But since I prefer it on the hot and spicy side, I am happy when they oblige. The do have a good happy hour even on Saturday and Sunday. It also seems like they are really trying to improve their marketing in the 78723 'hood. The service is always friendly as well. Overall, this is a solid place to go when we don't want to venture outside of the neighborhood. And with the stiff margaritas, it's nice to be able to walk home. read more

I love this place but hate it too. They have the best Flan in Austin. And if you get a waiter who makes strong drinks, then you can get drunk after 1 drink. Unfortunately, since waiters are also bar tenders, their service can be quite slow. But between the flan, the strong drinks (if you are lucky with the waiters) and the cilantro and lime rice. I keep going back. read more

Came here with some friends on a weeknight. It looks much larger from the inside. Everyone was really friendly and the service was really quick. Food was AMAZING. Definitely coming back again. :) read more

Like Revlynn and Quani mentioned, this place is great... for not having to go far. I live really nearby too, so it's nice to be able to get to some decent food in a three minute round trip. They have yummy drink specials daily, like midori pina coladas and mango daiquiris made with malibu mango for $5.75. Queso is supposed to cost $4.75, but our waiter "forgets" it to put it on our tab. A few vegetarian options (I settled on quesadillas) sweeten the deal, and my husband adores the tortilla soup. I wouldn't cross town to get here, but we don't, so it works for us. read more

THIS is my neighborhood restaurant. I just hop in the car or even walk! I love going here when I don't feel like cooking dinner, or I want a tasty Mexican Martini (they're quite good here!), or I'm craving some of their house-made flour tortillas. Oh god, those tortillas....I just drooled a little... The service here is fantastic -- everyone smiles at you, your server is friendly and attentive (but not too attentive), and the food is homey and filling. I always have to get a to-go box here, the servings are so huge! There's a ton of parking and it's easy-on-off Hwy 290 E or 183 to get there. The Thursday night drink special is my favorite, the Mexican Martini. Now, we all know Trudy's has the best in town, but Tres Amigos makes a mean 2nd place. All the flavors are there, and they'll give you plenty of extra olives if you ask. (And I do!) So yeah, I dig this place. It's casual, filling, friendly, and affordable. What's not to love? read more

We got some awesome coupons in the mail from Tres Amigos. So, our decision about where to eat last night was pretty easy. But, my stomach hurts today. Nuff said. Seriously though, the service was good, the margaritas were really good. The food was average (average tex-mex in Austin is not good enough) but stay away from the enchiladas. I shudder to think of them. read more

The food was ok. Not that great. I was told to come here to try out their drinks but for the price, I may as well go to Trudy's to enjoy better chips and salsa, drinks and food. The chip was pretty stale and salsa had a weird taste to it. Soup was extremely watery and not chunky or flavorful. Will not be coming again. read more

Showed up with a large group for a pregame happy hour and they were very accommodating. The food and drinks were great and the staff was friendly and efficient! read more

So this is the closest Mexican place to me. In past few months I have been here several times a month. THEY ARE NEVER BUSY. seriously: Friday night, Friday lunch, Saturday night. just never busy - good if you want to walk in but where is the customers? will they be closing soon? My husband LOVES the chips and salsa. (hes picky - so its great he loves their chips and salsa) Food is good as well. But the service - I havent had ANYONE that I actually liked, meaning one lady took our drink order and "forgot" next thing were getting food, and we ask for drinks, Couple days ago server brings drinks and queso, walks away, were searching for ANYONE to say " hey what do we eat queso with" - we had to ask for chips. For it to be so SLOW I expect better service. Yes I always tip - just aggravating when my tea glass is empty for the larger portion of the meal, and yes we got there Wednesday night at 8pm - they close at 10pm ( i used to be a server too and i hated having people come in at closing ) read more

We drive from Round Rock to come here. I brought another couple with us. This place is usually really good. Last night we decided to come on a Saturday night,bragging to our friends how good this place is (food wise.) Wow we were surprised how boring it was in there for a Saturday night in the bar area. The music was very low and it was outdated music. It totally did not go with the Mexican restaurant. I usually ask them to change it to Spanish and they do it right away. It's usually not the best Spanish music but it helps feeling like you are in a Mexican resturant and not in a Lubys restaurant. Crazy thing is I asked the 4 different employees if they could change it and they all said they would check on that and never came back with a yes or no. So the same boring low music played. Before we left I asked why they never changed it and one person said we have to have a code and our general manager who was here today doesn't like Spanish music. Wth?? And to top it all off we ordered 3 Mexican Martinis which SUCKED... They were watery and tasted like they didn't have a drop of alcohol. A huge disappointment since we were told by our waiter the Martinis we're better than there margaritas. Since they were so weak and watery we told our waiter and the bartender,my husband also said his margarita was not as strong as usual the bartender just said "well I make them the same every day", and of course like the music they didn't care .Since we had already ordered our food and the Mexican Martinis SUCKED, 2 of us ordered large margaritas they were also weak and not as good as usual. One of us ordered a beer because he figured they can't mess up on that. And my other friend just refused to pay for another crappy drink. The salsa was good the chips were stale. The appetizer was blah. My husband ordered his usual carne guisada plate with lime rice and it was very good. I ordered the fish taco plate and my tacos were skimpy. My friend order the special and he said it was smaller than most places but it was good and my other friend ordered tortilla soup she said it was good as well but temp wise was not hot. We all agree the tortillas are perfect. Well after our horrible experience with the music, boring atmosphere and weak martinis(maybe because martins were on special $8.95 ),weak margaritas which are normally good. Example: My husband usually orders 2 small margaritas. Last night he had to order 2 large to feel the same effect. So it cost us extra money and cost us extra calories. Due to this very unpleasant night and $112.00 later we will NEVER come here again. This place could use new management. They never make us feel welcomed never once have stopped us to ask how everything is out of the 5x we have gave them business. To me the managment has no desire,passion or personality to run Tres Amigos. Its called Tres Amigos which means 3 friends.The managment and some of the staff like the host are not friendly. Not once did the manager stop to address any of these issues. She just kept walking past us with her nose in the air. read more

Tres Amigos - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

A solid Mexican Food Restaurant. You won't regret going there. They feature several different sauces for topping your entree which, is a big departure from many Tex-Mex places that slather crappy chili sauce on top of everything. That leads me to my next observation. This is head and shoulders above most Tex-Mex places to the extent that it is more Sonoran or California style. Delicious food and the margaritas are made with fresh lime juice. Don't bother ordering the 15 fish!! Plenty of off street parking. read more

Tres Amigos is our main go-to place for Mexican food in the area. The food is always excellent, and the red sauce served with the tasty fresh chips has a solid spice to it. They make their own tortillas and have vegetarian options as well. An unassuming place, Tres Amigos is not your cheap dive, nor an expensive outing, but you will leave well fed and quite satisfied. Besides a robust menu of standard and specialty items, they always have a delicious special on the board worth trying, including drinks. My favorite signature dishes are the stuffed avocado and chili relleno. They have several sauces beyond the traditional red and green to choose from on your enchiladas; my favorite is the chipotle (but wish they'd add a mole). The teenage daughter loves their very tasty tortilla soup along with the queso especial. And they offer a build-your-own combination plate. Three beans to choose from, they will gladly substitute your favorite, mine being the borracho (over the black and refried). We usually share their awesome Mexican Martini - or their grande house margarita. I can't speak to the rest of their bar, but they do have a full bar. Our favorite server is Anthony who will take care of you whole-heartedly. Like many of the employees, he's been there quite a long time, and all take pride in their work. Worth checking out. read more

Food was good. Prices are decent. Service was great and prompt. Restaurant and bathrooms were very clean. Decor reminded me of the Panchos Mexican restaurant I went to as a kid. It was a little empty for a Saturday night. Maybe it's because of its obscure location. This place is a hidden gem! Highly recommend. read more

Ben is the best bartender!!! And the Mexican martinis are delicious!!! And heavy hands all around!!!! read more

Tres Amigos - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

First, the numerous good aspects... The food is consistently tasty, and it's always more than I can eat in one sitting. The chips and salsa are free and among the tastiest I've found in Austin. The delicious tortillas are made fresh on site. The wait staff is always friendly. The the not quite so good... Their prices have been creeping up lately; they're still fairly reasonable, but I hope the trend doesn't continue. The management is not always very agreeable: for instance, a complaint about the woman's handicap-access restroom stall handle and latch has gone unrectified for at least six months now. It's a minor annoyance, but why blow off something so easy to fix? read more

We came here for lunch today and had a very good experience. The location has been here for many, many years, but it is clean and has a great atmosphere. The music and décor immediately make you feel like you are in the right place for some good ol Mexican food. There is no pretense here, just friendly people and very good food. My wife ordered the cheese enchilada plate and thoroughly enjoyed it. The chili gravy has a really fresh flavor. I ordered the Tres Amigos plate which is served in two courses, I love it when they do that. The first plate is the puffy beef taco and guacamole. The taco was crisp and the beef was seasoned really well and had a very nice flavor. Loved it! The second plate has a beef enchilada, tamale and rice and beans. The enchilada was very good, with the same nice chile gravy as my wife's cheese enchilada. They do have several different sauces if you're feeling adventurous. The tamale was nice and thick, containing a great proportion of meat to masa. It had a very good flavor. The rice and beans were better than most, so they did their part to make this a very good lunch. Our server was an older gentleman (wish I'd gotten his name) and he was fantastic. Always available if we needed something and very kind and professional. read more

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We stopped into this place by recommendation of our daughter. She went there with one of her friends over the summer and was sooo excited to introduce it to us. Man, I was bummed for her. This place sucks... I mean, it'd be decent for half the price...but totally outrageous for the quality of food, if you want to call it that. I kid you not, taco cabana is better. We spent $65 for 3 adult meals and a kids meal. Stupid. I'm not sure if the 5 star or even 4 star reviews are freaking gringo white breads who don't understand something called "flavor", but the salsa was watery and crap, the beans sucked, portions small and queso? Come on people, really? You think this place is good? JC! Remind me not to dine out with you. I think you feel the need to justify your enjoyment of this place because you either don't know better, or you can't tell you're getting bent over. One guy prefers this to Arandas, Maudie's or Trudys? Really? I mean, it's price point should be about 30% less, then, I'd not be so scathing. Try Amaya's, or any of the above places and steer clear from here man...there's too many places in town to spend $65 on that can raise the bar for you. read more

Edit: This has gotten better. The service is much faster and friendlier these days. Unfortunately, I have stopped drinking and I miss those margaritas! Food was better when I was drinking but, I'm still a fan of certain dishes like the fajitas or Chicken Cesar Michoacan. I can walk to Tres Amigos and so they get one star and LOTS of my business for that. I go a lot, that has been the case for a few months now. No one knows me even though they have each served me at least three times. That is ok, I'm not too memorable. However, the service in general is distracted and slow. I can't blame this on the servers because they are all great folks...when everyone is slow it is clearly a management issue. That said, bad service is a small price to pay for strong margaritas and decent food in walking distance. I always have a good time, that is why I keep going back. read more

Y'allllllll I LOVE Tres !! This is my go-to spot for frozen margs, cheesy dip, and smokey beans. Plus the staff is super attentive and the bathrooms smell so nice! I wish I had time away from pillow fluffing job to visit more often! Adios Tres! read more

(#73) Well the wife and I have been pondering over this review since we visited..I mean we drive by this place coming down 290 maybe a couple times a week..This is our take...First, when there are no prices on the online menu, this is a sign of something $$$...and that is was..Yet the place is very nice, clean and service is great..Cloth napkins (yes Im being picky) is something else the customer pays for in the long run..The food...Queso at $7+ for a standard size (large) is steep, was decent...No better or worse..just 'Standard'...Salsa was nothing special, and the bowl of chips was small, we went thru 3 bowls...Had to get the tortilla soup, and this flat lined for me..not much flavor, needed salt..Corn was the best part of the soup..We always start with enchiladas with a new place...Wife got the beef double rice with chipotle sauce, Myself, Chicken with the Verde sauce...Both agreed the sauces were awesome...some of the Best verde I have had...Wife was not impressed at all with the beef..They do use whole bird, and that IM a HUGE fan of, but its not mixed very well, large chucks of breast meat, that were dry..and both of our portions were small for $11 each...Charro beans were alright, have had WAY better else where...The Rice was pure MUSH...no texture at all, probably some of the worst we have had to date..Biggest killer for us is the $$$...we always tip good, based on service, not the food...we did clean out plates, I mean come on..We were Hungry...But We cant go back...way to many places that are better for the price...with Los Jaliscienses up the road, we will stick with that...On to the next adventure.. read more

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My mom and I came here because the atmosphere outside looked "authentic". It was authentic for sure but the food was nothing outstanding. The staff was very kind and the service was great. The ambiance was fun and I really enjoyed that part of it. There were several Christmas parties going on so it was very festive. If the food hadn't been so average, I would give this a higher post but I always judge a Mexican restaurant on its queso. If the queso is no bueno, the food that follows is usually the same. Other than that... keep your front of house staff and maybe think about a back of the house change ;) read more

I took a chance on Tres Amigos for lunch Friday, since it's close to work. The staff was attentive, smiling and made us feel welcomed. We only had an hour so we didn't order any of the appetizers. My coworker really needed a margarita but advised to her that employment is a good thing. I ordered the Durango Combo plate which consisted of chips smothered in queso, a beef enchilada with a beef/chili sauce, a chalupa, rice and beans. It was really a good choice and plate of food. The chalupa was so large and smothered with lettuce and gauc that I had to use my fork to consume it. The beef enchilada could have used a little more of the beef sauce or salt as lacked a little flavor. The rice, bean and queso chips were delicious. In all, we both enjoyed the restaurant and will return. read more

Mid-day on Thursday I received an email invitation from a friend and neighbor (ahem Emily Z.) that explained all of the reasons I should go to Tres Amigos. It read as follows: "1. Tres Amigos is delicious 2. Tres Amigos is well priced 3. Tres Amigos has strong drinks 4. Tres Amigos is never crowded 5. Tres Amigos was featured in several episodes of "Friday Night Lights" 6. We will get to hang out like old times" Although I've lived within a few miles of this place for a number of years, I had never noticed it and if I had, would have been deterred by the fact that it is next door to a pawn shop ... because pawn shops always make me feel a little sad. Long story short, I decided to give it a try. There were 7 of us and we arrived in waves rather than all at once. The wait staff was completely accommodating and unaffected by the intermittent addition of new people at the table. They just kept the chairs and the margaritas coming. It's a large restaurant and there were lots of big tables with large groups. We had two baskets of chips and I appreciated the fact that they did *not* refill them again before our order arrived because it actually left room for food. Instead, we took advantage of the selection of strong margaritas that even came in unheard of flavors like black raspberry. Dinner took a while to arrive, but it left lots of time for talking and catching up. Since I had never eaten there before, I started out with my standard firs-time order that lets me get a sense of the food at a mexican or tex-mex restaurant: chicken enchiladas verdes. I was pleasantly surprised - the chicken was moist and the sauce was quite spicy compared to most that I have encountered. Meanwhile, I marveled at the combo plates that everyone else created - crispy tacos that covered an entire plate, a guacamole "cup", charro beans, and the crown jewel of most plates: a majestic puffy cheese-covered taco that showcases queso and commands attention by taking up about one third of the plate. Is it good? I dunno, but everyone was excited and they disappeared quickly. According to everyone's descriptions, I gather that it is like eating a savory sopapilla. I think my favorite thing about this restaurant is that we took waaaay more than tres amigos to dinner and we got friendly, laid-back service and reliably tasty food. If you are looking for fine dining then a tex-mex restaurant on the side of highway 290 is not for you. If you want some beef, chicken, and cheese served alongside platters of rice and beans, along with strong margaritas, then this is your place. read more

This was my first time here, I honestly thought the food was going to be awfully poor. But come to my suprise the food was good!. Our waiter made my first experience there amazing, I sadly didnt get my waiters name. He also made sure to give us a nice visual description of the food we wanted to order. The place had a nice set-up. The music wasn't so loud, it had a extent volume. Also, the restrooms were nice and clean, no disturbing nor disgusting smell. read more

The chimichanga was pretty good, with it's processed white flour tortilla fried and covered with velveeta-style "queso" and stuffed with bland-ish ground beef. Nice. The Puffy Tacos were not as great, although not bad. They were like mini taco salads. Again, the ground beef was less flavorful than Taco Cabana. Good amount of lettuce and tomato. The shells themselves were unique - light and airy. Very attentive service. Not worth a special mention, overall. read more

Very good food. I was surprised it wasn't packed! Also had a great server. Very great with wearing a mask and gloves. Will go back.

One star for Monday $3 Margarita night. Second star for their delicious (and unlimited) chips and salsa. Third star for the attentive service and smiling waitstaff. This place is one of the only restaurants in our neighborhood so we're here quite often. It probably takes us 30 seconds to drive here from our house, which is wonderful. My husband and I have only tried a handful of things on their menu because we have the habit of ordering the same thing over and over again, a.k.a. the fail-safe choice. Not once have we been disappointed with the food here. What I love most about Tres Amigos are their chips and salsa. Their chips are thin and crispy, like chips should be, and their salsa has just the right amount of kick to it and isn't chunky like most salsas can be. I can (and usually do) eat a couple of baskets of chips before our food even comes out. Overall, it's not the hands down best but it's very well worth that 30 second trip every now and then. read more

My boyfriend and I have been going to the restaurant for over a year. We love it! Theres always drink specials, the staff is very energetic, and the food always comes out great. read more

Love this place. I've been eating here for more than 20 years! Service is great food is wonderful. Nice atmosphere with a cozy feel. Great for a casual or family meal add well as a Happy Hour with friends! read more

It was ok. The salsa was too mild. Had the enchilada dinner, came with 3 (shrimp, ground beef, chicken). Chicken was the better of the 3.

Good food. Interesting location to try and get to. It was recommended by some friends. Queso is really good, as are the enchiladas. Different than your typical Mexican food place in Austin. Try this place, you'll like it! read more