Location: Grand Prairie
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Discover Restaurants offering the best Mexican food in Grand Prairie, Texas, United States. Grand Prairie is a city in Dallas County, Tarrant County, and Ellis County, Texas, in the United States. It is part of the Mid-Cities region in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. It has a population of 175,396 according to the 2010 census, making it the fifteenth most populous city in the state.
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10. On The Border Mexican Grill & Cantina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Every day at 8 a.m., we start chopping veggies, soaking beans, and prepping our mesquite-fired grill. Not because we have to, but because we believe in delicious flavors made-to-order, from hand-rolled enchiladas to our sizzling fajitas to guacamole made
Reviewed By char0ld
Saturday lunch. Not crowded, but service was very slow. One order was wrong. They offered to take it back, but we did not want to wait. When check arrived, we were charged for the error. Not much difference, but disappointed. Waited a long time for ticket to come back but no one cleared the table. Other locations are better.
9. Rio Mambo Tex Mex y Mas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By jwt1234
Stayed down the street from this place. At grocery store perpared food all week and wanted a fresh hot meal. Service was acceptable and good was well worth it. I will good back for sure.
8. Lupe's Tex Mex
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By 722RobM
When you approach and walk in, it looks very nice and gives you a strong first impression. Seating is somewhat uncomfortable. The boot we were placed in had a tear in the seat and you sank down into the bench. Our server was a very nice young man. He was attentive however, he never went over drink or dinner specials. I asked him to review them with me but he really gave me no real impressive details. Just that they have frozen margaritas and the dinner special is fish tacos. No description, nothing. We ordered and our food showed up by the time I put down my menu. Ok literally, it was under 5 minutes. They must have everything preprepared and ready to go once an order is made. I had the enchilada brisket dish. Brisket was dry and tasteless. The enchiladas were served with very tired beans and rice. Nothing felt fresh. Total time from order to paying was under 25 mins. Donât expect to spend much time here. They turn tables like cheap hookers turn tricks.
7. Candlelite Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Texasirishblonde
The inside is eclectic- a bit Route 66 meets Mexico with a bit of Italy thrown in. We ordered several cuisines. Mexican steak, enchiladas, chicken parmesean, and wonderful margaritas! Service was repeatedly slow throughout our visit though which did detract a bit.
6. Don Juans Romantic Mexican Food
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By steve c
The building looks like it could have been a Dairy Queen once upon a time. Don Juans serves good fast food with great service.
5. On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina
Overall Ratings
3 based on 228 reviews
Every day at 8 a.m., we start chopping veggies, soaking beans, and prepping our mesquite-fired grill. Not because we have to, but because we believe in delicious flavors made-to-order, from hand-rolled enchiladas to our sizzling fajitas to guacamole made
Reviewed By nowpacking
Lunch at this location was a very average experience - although the food was good - it is unacceptable to serve food that is barely warm. We did not have time to send the food back. Such a shame because it would have been very good - but barely warm and room temperature nachos just don't hit the spot.
4. Beto's Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By NCLWTexasTraveler
We drove into the DFW metro plex and hit this Mexican food restaurant, close to the hotel. Glad to get a table before the Saturday rush. They greeted us and our waitress followed quickly. They serve chips and salsa immediately. Very friendly, good service. Started with beer, margarita and nachos. The atmosphere was casual, traditional Mexican music with TVs around the big dining room. Ordered the Chili Relleno and a tortilla soup, both were muy bueno. Very attentive staff. We were full and enjoyed our meal.
3. Monterey's Little Mexico
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By NBethS
We were headed to Grand Prairie for a show and found this neighborhood jewel on TA. Looks iffy from the outside and not in a high class area but WOW! The staff were amazing. The food makes everything else immaterial. First, $1.99 house margaritas and Corona Mon-Thurs! Sign me up! Free chips are light as air, fresh and endless. The salsa tastes fresh, spiced just right for me with just a little heat. I was fascinated with the listing for stuffed avocado on the El Paso plate. OMG! Steak melts in your mouth! Mixed with beautifully charred mixed veggies and lightly topped with queso! Iâm now an addict. Came with tasty charro beans and 2 enchiladas. Beef enchilada was fine. The chicken one was the only chicken enchilada Iâve ever truly loved. Again, WOW! My hubby considers himself a chili rellano expert and judges every Mexican restaurant by them. He declared these the best heâd ever had and wished heâd just gotten 2 of them instead of a combo plate. We were so overwhelmingly blown away by this unpretentious joint that we will be making the 25 mile, thru 2 other cities trip again very very soon. It is DEFINITELY worth the drive!
2. Pappasito's Cantina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 511 reviews
Famous for more than thirty years of Legendary Tex-Mex, Pappasito's Cantina is known for the flavor, freshness and quality of their food and drinks! Pappasito's Cantina serves up succulent, sizzling fajitas, hand-crafted drinks and some of the best chips
Reviewed By JudysReviews1975
The food was very good. But I could not understand why they were so expensive in comparison to other similar Mexican restaurants in the area. Itâs about $17-$24 for a plate of enchiladas (2 or 3) with rice and beans. The shrimp and fajita dishes were even more expensive of course. And it was so noisy we could hardly hear each other talk. It was on a Tuesday night and not overly crowded. Itâs just the acoustics. Are used to like Pappasitoâs in the past but I donât think we will be returning. There are several other very good Mexican restaurants in the area with more reasonable prices and better acoustics.
1. Mariano's Hacienda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 409 reviews
Reviewed By tms215
I see the great reviews and i'm shocked. This is at best a mediocre chain for bland Mexican food. Drinks are fine but everything else is boring. It's like it is a caricature of a real Tex-Mex place. They have all of the typical things on the menu but everything lacks any WOW factor. It's kind of what you expect from a mall Chinese Restaurant. You know what the items are, expect them to taste a certain way, and then leave a little disappointed. I will say the service is always good. Unfortunately there aren't a lot of options around but...Hi,Thank you for your feedback. We work hard to offer great food, friendly and efficient service, and a pleasant dining experience. We are sad to hear that this was not your experience. We hope you will give us another chance in the near future. If youâd like to share any additional comments, please email [email protected] so we may speak directly with you about any concerns.La Hacienda Ranch
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