Browse menus, reviews and photos of Tex-Mex Restaurants in Galveston.
Tex-Mex · $
2028 The Strand, Galveston
Customers’ favorites
“They did an incredible job catering my daughter’s wedding! Even helped with last minute accommodations and changes we requested with no hassle! Food was fantastic and large portions!”
Tex-Mex · $
2101 Postoffice Street, Galveston
Customers’ favorites
“I went to taquilos today & the food was excellent...I ate the lunch special Fiesta plate & drank happy hr margaritas...those are truly the best on the island...the staff checked on me and made sure everything was yummy & delicious...I'll definitely be back soon.”
Burrito · $
4917 Broadway Avenue J, Galveston
Customers’ favorites
“Delicious food! We ordered the breakfast burritos for our family. I like the option of customizing a burrito too! It’s very busy so we ordered ahead of time to pickup. Everyone was so nice and courteous!”
Barbecue · $
1713 37th Street, Galveston
Customers’ favorites
“10/10 for sure ! Husband had the loaded potato, I had chopped beef sandwich. Both were amazing !”
Tex-Mex · $
6316 Stewart Road, Galveston
Customers’ favorites
“I have been to Las Lazos numerous times and have always enjoyed the food. Went last evening for my birthday and had excellent service from Carolina. We each had a wine margarita which was very good. We ordered Tilapia Chipotle which had a tasty shrimp sauce and a side of Charro beans. I tried Taquitos Chilango with Charro beans for the first time. Will definitely order this dish again. Finished with freshly made Churros and Sopapillas. Have dined there about once a month because the food is fresh and well-prepared. They have karaoke night every Friday for those who can (or cannot) sing.”
Mexican · $
5001 Broadway Avenue J, Galveston
Customers’ favorites
“I’ve had both breakfast and lunch here. The food is so fresh and hot when it comes to the table. Barbacoa is delicious. The fried papas that are served with your breakfast are mouth watering. The tortillas are amazing. Servers and staff are top notch!”
Tex-Mex · $
614 42nd Street, Galveston
Customers’ favorites
“This restaurant elevates the common Tex-mex nacho to a whole new level by the the freshness and flavor of the ingredients. The Carne Gisada is so deliciously satisfying and my only regret is the the portion was larger than what I could consume in one sitting. The tomatillo salsa is fantastic! Will definitely be back on my next trip to Galveston!”
Mexican · $
4901 Broadway Avenue J, Galveston
Customers’ favorites
“Los Patrones is one best Tex Mexican restaurant we have ever eaten. Their dinner selections are the best. Our family had dinner and breakfast there. The barbacoa tacos were the best I ever had . The prices are very good. Highly recommend.”
Mexican · $
2314 45th Street, Galveston
Customers’ favorites
“Excellent food, excellent service! Really enjoyed the experience we had. The price is budget friendly and the taste was so delicious! Not only will we return, we heartily recommend this little place.”
Seafood · $$
2701 Broadway Avenue J Unit, Galveston
“Doesn't look like much from the outside, so I had a bit of sticker shock when I saw the menu prices ($13 hamburger, $11 chicken fingers), but the food was EXCELLENT. The popcorn shrimp was some of the best I've had on the island, the feta burger and fries were delish, and the chicken quesadillas were the tastiest we've ever had. Chips and salsa were also good.”
Mexican · $
16510 Termini-San Luis Pass Road, Galveston
Customers’ favorites
“Amazing food, wonderful staff. Went 2 nights in a row. Best bartenders ever.”
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."