Browse menus, reviews and photos of Tex-Mex Restaurants near New London.
Tex-Mex · $
369 North Frontage Road, New London
Customers’ favorites
“The brisket quesadilla were good and the customer service was great. 👍🏼”
Tex-Mex · $
2000 Norwich-New London Turnpike, Uncasville · 8.54 miles
Customers’ favorites
“I ❤️❤️❤️ the honey chipotle chicken crispers !!! I also ❤️❤️❤️ the margaritas ! 🍹😁 and the Mexican street corn and creamy Mac and cheese.😋👍”
Tex-Mex · $
51 West Main Street, Niantic · 6.17 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Really nice CT hole in the wall spot. A bit away from the busy downtown area of Niantic, and right past the famous Book Barn, if you're coming from the North. Inside is nice an cool, with enough space for people to eat. As well as outside tables by the porch or the front of the venue if it's nice and cool. Eventhough it was busy, these people were fast. Once you get in, you go right to the front desk and order. If there's a line, make sure to have already picked what you want. Don't wait last second to figure it out. It's not polite. Then pay and get your receipt and your number. Take a seat and make sure the waiter and waitress sees the number for your food. We had a pleasant time. They have two doors so you dont have to leave the same way you came in and bathrooms. If you have children or wheelchair, make sure to have someone to order for you since the first step of the venue is tall. Making it hard to get in for wheelchair ♿ people. Decent parking space. Just pay attention with the ongoing traffic. People drive too fast and they stop for nothing when you are leaving the plaza.”
Mexican · $
909 Hartford Turnpike, Waterford
Customers’ favorites
“It was nice when I went. The food is good, restaurant appeared clean. The only things that needed repair was a soda machine that was spraying soda, just a little. Otherwise, the food server was friendly & explained to me how to order.”
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South Carolina is about to get a new Tex-Mex player in the state, as Surcheros unveils plans to open four locations in the Columbia area over the next four years. The first location will launch in Forest Acres in November 2024. This expansion into Columbia comes hot on the heels of the announced move into Tennessee. CEO of Surcheros Luke Christian shared his excitement: "This is a significant milestone for us as we continue to expand across the Southeast and strengthen our franchise network with partners who share our vision."