“This is such a cute little spot. We had been here when it was a coffee shop and I am shocked at how many tables they fit in without it feeling cramped.
The food was very good. We got a quesabirria to split, a kids quesadilla, the fries topped with ham and cheese and ranch, churros, horchata, and juices for the kids. Everything was very good and tasted homemade. The ranch dressing was delicious, the fries had bacon bits on it but it was made from real ham, not store bought gross crumbles. The quesabirria was delicious as well. I wish the churros came with chocolate dipping sauce but they were really good as well. The horchata was good but a little sweet. My daughter loved it. I feel like the prices are a bit much for the area but everything costs a fortune right now so I really can’t blame the restaurant for that.
I will happily be coming back here for some more Mexican food. Happy Denton had such a great spot.
Total side note, I love the old pictures of the town. They have a ad for real estate in 1978 where you could get a house for $2200. Insane.“
“This is such a cute little spot. We had been here when it was a coffee shop and I am shocked at how many tables they fit in without it feeling cramped.
The food was very good. We got a quesabirria to split, a kids quesadilla, the fries topped with ham and cheese and ranch, churros, horchata, and juices for the kids. Everything was very good and tasted homemade. The ranch dressing was delicious, the fries had bacon bits on it but it was made from real ham, not store bought gross crumbles. The quesabirria was delicious as well. I wish the churros came with chocolate dipping sauce but they were really good as well. The horchata was good but a little sweet. My daughter loved it. I feel like the prices are a bit much for the area but everything costs a fortune right now so I really can’t blame the restaurant for that.
I will happily be coming back here for some more Mexican food. Happy Denton had such a great spot.
Total side note, I love the old pictures of the town. They have a ad for real estate in 1978 where you could get a house for $2200. Insane.“