El Charro Mexican restaurant bar and grill Clifton Texas
$ • Mexican, Bars, Tex-Mex
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611 N Avenue G, Clifton
(254) 675-4001
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Dont recommend this place AT ALL ! The sever poured sweet tea that was ALREADY consumed by a customer back into the tea urn and mixed it with new tea because the tea wasn’t sweet enough . The manager came over to the table and had an idgaf attitude and told us there was nothing she can do because it’s already been done and CONTINUED TO SERVE THE TEA TO OTHER CUSTOMERS!!! Then argued to take the tea off our check . Don’t eat this place unless you want tea that has other peoples...read full review
Paid 139$ tab after they poured used tea glasses back into their tea containers talked to the manager and she basically told us to get over it what's done is done and she had no respect or concerns about everything we said to her i would never recommen this place to anyone they reserve used food and drinks
Another customer ordered a sweet tea and drank out of his cup but he complained that the tea was unsweetened. Workers took his cup, tasted it, and then poured customers already drank tea into the container for serving after adding sugar and served it back to him and other customers. Manager on duty said that there was nothing she could do because it was already done and that they would continue serving and that we needed to get over it. Disgusting.
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Hours
| Monday | 6AM - 9:45PM |
| Tuesday | 6AM - 9:45PM |
| Wednesday | 6AM - 9:45PM |
| Thursday | 6AM - 9:45PM |
| Friday | 6AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 6AM - 9:45PM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 9PM |
El Charro Mexican restaurant bar and grill in Clifton, Texas offers a variety of Mexican dishes and a welcoming atmosphere. The salsa and food are delicious, and some visitors have praised the cleanliness of the restaurant and the service they received. The street tacos are some of the best, with shredded pork available, which is seldom at larger chain restaurants. Sour cream enchiladas, with a choice of meat, are also a highlight. The rice, refried beans, and charro beans are good. While tortillas are not house made, they are still to liking. The Batanga drink, made with a secret ingredient by the knowledgeable waitstaff, was particularly enjoyed. The Tampequira dinner was also praised. El Charro is a regular for many, with flavor closest resembling South Texas, especially for the money and speed of receiving the food. Customers enjoy talking to the friendly staff.