Restaurantji's guide to Smithville's top Mexican dining experiences.
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“Great staff, great food, decent vibe. The staff was the best part because they all took care of my needs and they also spoke Spanish, which is needed in Texas. The only thing that would be helpful for them is that if could improve the tap water taste (more filtered). Other than that, the food was great. Super clean restrooms by the way!“
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“Wow! This place is my new favorite. Full menu served all day. 11-2 Huge green chicken enchiladas- I’ve never had to take home food from an enchilada plate. Super flavorful rice. I don’t always eat all my rice but I will from now on. Great beans. Great service. Food comes out fast.“
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“great service. food taste good“
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“Mexicano Grill in Smithville is such a warm and welcoming spot! The staff is always genuine and friendly, making every visit feel like you’re among friends. 🌮
Their sweet tea hits the spot, the salsa is fresh with the perfect spicy kick, and the chips are thin and crispy—just the way they should be. My personal favorite? The chalupas—crispy, flavorful, and absolutely delicious every time.
If you’re looking for authentic flavor, great service, and that hometown comfort vibe, Mexicano Grill is a must-visit! 🌟“
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“Good meal I got a torta and it was good, maybe just missing couple more ingredients or vegetables, but flavor was good the the sauce the comes with it, mango water wasn't natural I guess but I never ask, expect to get some pulp and fresh mango water“
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“Attentive service, cute & humble patio setup, and delicious food. There is a groups of 3-5 ladies behind the windows preparing the food, making everything fresh & from scratch, making the magic happen. Food cousine is from a southern region of Mexico, so not the typical tex-mex style. Affordable prices, generous portions, especially their chilaquiles, which man, I was surprised that my little kids devoured the chilaquiles though they were a bit spicy. They were full of flavors -- best I've ever had (don't tell my mother). Drinks were a little pricey, $5 for a champurrado cup, which was so-so. Overall, great flavors and great service. Worth the trip if you're camping in the area!“