4.2
Good
285 Reviews
2502 West Loop 306, San Angelo
Customers’ favorites
- Cinco Cinco Nachos with Jalapenos
- Chili Rellenos Cheese Enchiladas
- Chips and Salsa Y Queso Dip
- Ciera's Chicken Con Queso
“Today I want to take a moment to publicly thank Simon, the owner of Nacho’s Restaurant in San Angelo, for the generosity, compassion, and heart he shows to this community. In a world where so many people are carrying silent struggles, Simon continues to be someone who gives back in a real and meaningful way. He does not just serve food, he serves people. He supports the community, helps nonprofit organizations, works with Concho Valley Workforce, donates food and time, gives second-chance opportunities to people who need a fresh start, and shows kindness to single parents and others who may be walking through hard seasons in life. That kind of generosity matters, and it deserves to be recognized. One of the most beautiful things he does is have a wall in his restaurant where, if someone is able to pay it forward, another person in need can take a receipt or ticket and be fed. That is such a powerful example of loving your neighbor. It is compassion in action. It is a reminder that even small acts of kindness can make a huge difference in someone’s life. I also want to personally thank Simon for the tickets I won. To some people it may seem like a small thing, but to me it means so much more. Sometimes life puts people in difficult places, and sometimes the greatest blessings are not just the gift itself, but the opportunity it creates. What Simon did created a bridge. A bridge for possibility, a bridge for peace, and a bridge for a positive opportunity moving forward. In life, we cannot force healing, peace, or togetherness, but we can create opportunities for those things to grow. That is what this blessing represents to me. As we reflect on Easter weekend, I think about grace, mercy, sacrifice, and forgiveness. John 3:16 reminds us of the greatest gift ever given, and this season reminds us that love, humility, and kindness still matter. Sometimes we have to put pride aside, trust God, and recognize that blessings can come through the generosity of people He places in our path. This was one of those moments for me. So today I just want to say thank you, Simon. Thank you for your generous heart. Thank you for the way you love this community. Thank you for all the ways you help people, many of which probably go unseen by most. Thank you to your family and everyone at Nacho’s Restaurant for being such a blessing to San Angelo. I pray God continues to bless your business, your family, your health, and every good thing you pour into others. I pray He multiplies it and returns it in ways greater than you can imagine. And I pray more people choose to support local businesses like Nacho’s, because these are the businesses that truly give back and make a difference. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. From my family to yours, we are grateful. All glory to God, and may more people continue to follow the example of Jesus Christ by loving others, helping others, and building bridges wherever they can. ❤️”
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