This was my first time at this establishment and with it being Cinco de Mayo, it was busy, but not…read moreslammed. We were seated right away, but I saw another group of 3 wait so long to be seated that they left. The ambiance is fantastic and the servers were friendly, although not attentive. The food was so good and the margaritas went down smoothly! But we sat with empty drinks a lot and slow service. Thankfully, we (my boyfriend and I ) enjoy each other's company immensely. If we didn't, it would have been a frustrating experience. Will I go back? Of course. Will I recommend it to others? Yes, but don't be in a hurry. You're on island time.

It's easy to overlook this place but we are so glad we ventured in. It's kind of a 3 in 1 place…read more There is a nice restaurant in the middle, one side is a "Refresqueria" which has ice cream, Mexican snacks, corn in the cup, street tacos and aguas frescas. The other side is a bar. The restaurant has nice atmosphere with cool Mexican theme decor. They actually use the empty Tequila Azul bottles and use as table lamps. Servers are friendly but a bit slow in service. Good prices are very reasonable and the food is good. Fish was a bit overdone and needed a little seasoning. Also you have to watch the fish bones when eating. They have a great variety of drinks served in cool Mexican pottery cups. Definitely will return and recommend you check them out.

Why 5 stars? Because this might be my new favorite restaurant in Galveston…read more --- --- --- We had been in Galveston for a couple of days, and while we had some solid meals, we were feeling kind of gross and overstuffed. Fish Company Taco proved to be like finding water in the desert. A lot of Galveston eateries are very similar, in that there's an ample amount of fried seafood on the menu, which is not exactly what you're looking for when you're in the bloated, but wanting to eat *something* state that we were in. My thought was: fish tacos are relatively light and we can walk there from our hotel - how do you beat that? What I didn't realize is that this place probably belongs more in the Heights than Galveston. And I mean that in a good way. The menu is very hipster-coded. And the food matches with hipster quality. It's hard to say what my favorite item even was. The one thing I wasn't a huge fan of was the fish dip - it was just okay. Everything else ranged from good to great. We tried... The burger: FYI, it's more like a double stacked slider than a burger, but delicious. 3 Tacos: Dirty South, Empire and Korean Flavors. I really liked the empire and the korean flavors, but thought the dirty south had a little too much going on with the pimento cheese and chips. Sticky Shrimp: I don't even know how to describe this, but it was delicious. I thought it as more like bang bang shrimp, but it was more fried that I expected. But not hardcore fried - they almost had the airy texture of fried pork skins, but were much tastier. Chili marinated Cucumbers and corn ribs: Simple, refreshing and addicting. But I liked the cucumbers a bit more. They also had some fresh juices and we enjoyed both the mango and the coconut lime concoctions. An easy 5-stars for me and a place I will definitely recommend to anyone visiting Galveston.

The food was decent, but the service was good. I tried the Captain Johnny it was crispy and…read moresatisfying, especially with a side of fries. The Vietnamese taco stood out the most for me, while the Baja and Korean flavors were just okay, not really my favorites. Overall, it's a chill spot with a relaxed vibe and not too crowded. I'd recommend coming during happy hour to get the best experience.

Authentic Mexican food it was very delicious and large size. the servers were kind and polite, it…read moretook awhile for them to prepare the food but the wait was well worth it.

Cute place! I loved the interior decor. The gringas were alright but lacked a lot flavor and had…read moremore fat than actual meat for my liking. The salsas tasted a little off, I'm not sure if they were bad or if they're simply just not what I'm used to. The service was not the best. I felt like I was bothering them by placing my order, and while others were having genuine interactions for me it was very much "what do you want?" "here's your food" with a sprinkle of annoyance. If it were packed I would totally understand, but there were only 2 other people there so unfortunately that killed the whole experience for me. I've had better service at McDonald's in all honesty. The horchata was great though! Only redeeming factor in my opinion.

We got the Captain Mixto ceviche, lobster tacos, and a Michelada w/topochico…read more Everything was AMAZING! People were friendly. And there was a sitting area w/picnic tables which was nice because we walked here from our hotel and needed somewhere to sit and eat!

When you're coming down to Galveston, this is definitely a place you wanna make sure that you stop…read moreby and enjoy yourself fresh seafood great flavors. It's attached to the Chevron gas station so don't let that deter you from finding a spot either next to the gas station or the easy, cash, pawn, jewelry, and gun store The ceviche was delicious freshly made. You'll definitely wanna buy more than one bag of chips or get some crackers or tostadas to be able to make sure you can eat all that you want. We thought we'd grab it to go, but once he took out of the bag, end up eating a lobster roll and ceviche right there at the colored picnic tables The employees are friendly and kind appreciated them explaining the menu and recommending some different dishes Not cheap with the lobster rolls, but definitely worth it and would highly recommend and look forward to coming back It is a clean area. Parking is limited, but worth any sort of inconvenience. The Latin music playing in the color, brick tables and the bright colors of the food truck and to a fun ambience. I did come here in March over spring break so it was nice weather. I can imagine that this is the summertime. This could be difficult to be waiting for in the hot heat of Texas.

This little restaurant is located in a small grocery store. We were recommended it by a local tour…read moreguide. We loved the food. It was all tasty. And the salsas they give were both spicy (the green salsa) or pretty mild (the red salsa). The staff is also friendly! T

Everyone was nice! The breakfast burritos i got were delicious. Everyone enjoyed them. The…read morelemonade i also got was so good i was trying to make last longer than it did. Inside is a restaurant and a store.

We've eaten here a few times and in general, the quesadillas are the way to go. The street tacos…read moreare hit or miss. The shrimp cocktail is good, but today's chips in the guacamole and the nacho's tasted like they were cooked in old oil. Inedible. Tip: You can order food at Mr Taco and eat it inside Union House bar next door, have a margarita, and stay warm I. winter or cool in summer.

A small place with 4 tables. Walk up counter to order. Bottled drinks available. We ordered the…read moretaco plate, Al pastor, comes with 4 street tacos and charro beans $10.99. They do not sell the tacos Al a carte unfortunately. Also ordered the chile con queso with chips, $8.99. The beans were very good. The tacos were decent. The queso was a huge disappointment, straight up thick nacho cheese sauce out of a can with some tomatoes, onions and peppers thrown in. The employee was strictly business not friendly but not rude.

Rolled into Tequila Rock around brunch time and apparently so did everyone else... because the…read moreplace filled up FAST. Like, "good thing we got here when we did" fast. But honestly? Now we get it. The service was on point from the start--even with a big group (which can sometimes feel like you just signed the staff up for a group project they didn't ask for ), they were super gracious and handled everything like pros. Food? So good. Tons of breakfast AND lunch options, so everyone was happy (no small feat with a group, let's be real). And the real MVP... the coffee. It just kept coming. No empty cup anxiety here, which is basically the cornerstone of a successful brunch. Great vibes, great food, great service--even when it got busy. 10/10 would absolutely come back (and yes, I'll be thinking about that coffee).

I have found that when I am in Texas, I need Nachos. I guess I like Tex-Mex, so my server told me…read more Walking around The Strand and feeling hungry these Nachos were a great fix. The decor was fun. Tables and chairs a little sticky - that could very well be the humidity. A fun place to stop when you're in the area to get a drink or Nachos, like me!

Solid chicken tacos with friendly service and a nice outdoor space. They have several picnic tables…read moreand abundant parking! The chicken was a bit dry for my liking, but it still scratched my taco itch. The red salsa was extremely spicy, so definitely stick to the green if you don't have much of a spice tolerance. I liked how they topped off the tacos with radish and onions, and gave cucumbers with Tajin on the side. That was a nice surprise!

Easy to find taco truck with fair amount of easy access parking. Everyone we encountered was…read morepleasant and patient as we carefully made our food selections. This taco truck offers simple non traditional options with several protein choices. We opted for the el pastor gordita, 3 barbacoa and 2 el pastor street tacos, and chicken flautas. We also added a bag of the hot curls for shits and giggles! All ingredients were fresh and flavorful! The sauces were spot on...both full of flavor with the green one adding a much appreciated heat!