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“What a truly amazing and unique little spot to find on our roadside on our trip.Authentic Mexican food, clean restaurant, and friendly service. They were very accommodating to a vegetarian diet. There were not many veggie items on the menu, but they were able to customize my order. Many daily specials on the board,too. I had a cheese and avocado quesadilla. We were served delicious house made and heated salsa on the side. Hubs really enjoyed the chorizo gordita. Both entrees were accompanied with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, radishes, fresh made Spanish rice (great flavor, fluffy, not clumpy), and refried beans. Most items on the menu were ala carte. A large selection of Jarritos sodas.I lost my voice today, and whom I could assume the owner sent me off with a handful of cough drops and told me about cinnamon, honey, and lime tea. How sweet!We both were happy to have stopped at this gem of a Mexican restaurant. Great job guys, thanks, so much! I highly recommend it!Vegetarian options: They were able to accommodate a vegetarian diet.Dietary restrictions: They were able to accommodate a vegetarian diet.Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp out front“
“Love me some Mexican food and this place has some authentic being burritos way better than Taco Bell I can't wait to make it back again after my trip to the Rio Grande I'm going to tell everybody South of the Border this is the place to go for a real “
“My husband and I both got hamburgers, and they were really good. Big buns, juicy meat, just the right size without being too big.We sat in a booth and it was really peaceful as the restaurant atmosphere was a quiet hum, no loud TV on, just the muffled sound of pots banging in the kitchen and a hint of the soft voices of the women talking as they cooked and cleaned in the back.We stayed close by at The Budget Inn, an old "motor court" motel, and walked over here for dinner during our quick rest stop while driving from Colorado to the Texas Coast.“
“My husband heard about this place while visiting Lubbock. He sat next to the owners son, who told him about El Aguacalientes. We pulled up to the drive-thru and the owner was reading his Bible. To say that interaction made my heart happy is an understatement. And oh my, that was an AMAZING barbacoa taco!“