Browse menus, reviews and photos of Tex-Mex Restaurants near Auburn.
Mexican · $
1304 Atlanta Highway, Auburn
Customers’ favorites
“Service is always on point. Chris is the best. Quality of food is unmatched amongst local Mexican restaurants. Authentic stuff is the star of the show but burgers/wings are great as well.”
Tex-Mex · $
2705 Hamilton Mill Road, Buford · 7.1 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Great service, great food and extremely fair prices, not to mention the drinks are really good! We go thee 3-4 times a week. I highly recommend it!”
Tex-Mex · $
831 Auburn Road Suite 700, Dacula · 3.66 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Great food and they have Music Bingo on Wednesday night and Karaoke on Saturday night! Good service also!”
Mexican · $
5994 GA-124 Suite 105, Hoschton · 9.65 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Friendly staff. My son had major heart surgery and all day he has talked about a coke icee. He just got out of surgery and that’s the first thing he asked for.”
Mexican · $
655 Exchange Circle Suite 300, Bethlehem · 6.99 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Long time Moes lover that has noticed the steady decline in their customer service over the years. Today Wyatt showed me otherwise. The man was animated, he spoke up, was polite, and he didn't give me a hard time over my particular requests. Simple.”
Tex-Mex · $
306 Exchange Boulevard Suite 600, Bethlehem · 6.5 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Just went to the Bethlehem Georgia location. I haven’t been in six weeks because of the kovid-19 virus. Best burritos in town. The staff is super friendly and serves you with a smile!”
Mexican · $
2111 Hamilton Creek Parkway, Dacula · 6.26 miles
Customers’ favorites
“As we were eating I saw a big bug crawling towards us. My husband reached over and stepped on it. A while later an employee came over and sweep it up, like it was normal. We won't be going back anymore. It's a bummer too, cause the one we normally go to closed a few weeks ago.”
Fuzzy's Taco Shop opened a game-changing location in Sugar Land, Texas, on June 16 that ditches the traditional counter-order model for full table service. Unlike typical Fuzzy's restaurants where customers order at counters and grab food from pickup windows, the new Houston-area spot features "Tacotenders" who take orders tableside using handheld tablets. It's a bold move for the 115-unit chain after a brutal year that saw sales plummet nearly 15% and unit count drop 11%.
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."