Free chips and salsa are always served during happy hour at Juan in a Million, and you can get happy hour specials on game days as well. Though this place is only open for half the day, it's a great place to go have breakfast with friends. Very popular with the young crowd, you might have to wait a little before being seated. The restaurant serves great Tex-Mex food, and is famous for its huge and cheap burritos. They even have a contest, which was featured on the Travel Channel's Man vs. Food, that challenges you to eat as many of their famous huge burritos as you can.
Off the rails good food that is not like anyone else, excellent service, family owned, family operated. Community owned! **Feel free to email at info@eldoradocafeatx.com for direct help with any questions or issues!** We stopped responding to reviews but we are back at it for your entertainment.
Step inside this hacienda-style restaurant and find yourself whisked south of the border by the Mexican interior, where fine food is served in a charming colonial atmosphere. Chef Roberto Sabatinez has added his own creative dishes to the menu of old favorites, including a wonderfully imaginative chile relleno that employs an ancho chile rather than the usual poblano. Traditional dishes are well prepared and the desserts go beyond the flan usually offered at many Mexican restaurants. Brunch is not to be missed; especially for those who love the Mexican custom of making the late morning meal a long, leisurely affair.
You know an authentic restaurant is a good bet if its patrons are largely locals or of the region and nationality of that particular cuisine. The Habeñero Mexican Cafe does great on both counts, although Hispanics tend to outnumber the Austin locals. The servers are bilingual and efficient, to the extent of advising you on the gorditas to rating the spice in the salsa. The huevos rancheros and migas make for a great breakfast. What makes the carnitas, fajitas and carne asada substantial and flavorful is the mesquite. As usual, when in doubt look around or ask the Mexican family next to you. They'll be glad to help.
Located in the Abby at Ben White area near IH-35, Cabo Bob's is a quick South Austin stop for build-your-own burritos & bowls. Easy online ordering for pickup/delivery, plus catering for office lunches and group events - also conveniently close to St. Edward's University.
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We focus on fresh and friendly! While keeping the flavors of their hometown in Mexico, Pueblo Viejo is committed to keeping the freshness and quality that everyone deserves, complemented by a friendly service necessary for a complete Mexican food experience. We offer a variety of Mexican food ranging from breakfast tacos, street meat tacos, Gorditas, popular Mexican dishes, variety of sauces, bottled drinks and much more. Located on the east side of Austin, Pueblo Viejo has been open since 2010, by Nestor and Margarita.
