Location: Magnolia
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Reviews on Southwestern food in Magnolia, Texas, United States. Magnolia is a city in southwestern Montgomery County, Texas, United States within the Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land metropolitan area. It is named for the magnolia trees that grew in the area. The population was 1,393 at the 2010 United States Census.
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1. 7 Leguas Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By AGMG2
We hadnât been to this location or their others in quite awhile so thought we would give it a try.They have tons of options on the buffet including tacos, several types of enchiladas, several soups, carne asada, carnitas, tortas, flautist and quesadillas. Also several kinds of eggs such as cooked with chorizo, ham, and a few other combinations.Where is food selections were quite a few to choose from, The service was horrible... we waited at front door for a few minutes as there was no one there...Then we waited and waited for someone to come to the table to get drink order or tell about the buffet. After waiting too long ended up getting up and going to buffet, and then asking for coffee and water. I ended up making my own mimosa as no one was at the station. The Champagne was so bad I couldnât drink.... Upon leaving we found out they had omelets, pancakes, crepes etc... from another station in an adjoining room.We never had an actual server it seemed... probably wonât be going back at almost $15 each and having to get up to ask for coffee and water, as well as ask for refills
2. Rancho Grande
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By TxTrans
This has been our go-to Mexican restaurant for years, but unfortunately, Thomas made our evening at Rancho Grande a disappointment. We were here to celebrate, and the food was very good, but Thomas was aloof and inattentive to almost rude. When we were almost finished eating, and he brought the check and a to-go box; never even offered the dessert menu.
3. Cisco's Salsa Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
If you're looking for Baja fresh Mexican food and more, then our Mexican restaurant is where you need to be! We serve only the freshest food and made-from-scratch craft cocktails in our bar & grill. Stop in for lunch, dinner, happy hour or even Sunday bru
Reviewed By Robert MB B B
We had a family gathering and there were enough menu choices that everyone could order what they desired. The food was generally good but on the expensive side (entrees ran from $10-$20). The service was above average and we were pleased. The restaurant was cold, so be prepared. The parking is a challenge, and the onsite parking is limited, so during a peak hour you might have to park on the street.
4. Lindo Acapulco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By ncftx
About 40 of us were hosted at this restaurant for a luncheon, the same time another group of similar size were being hosted.Our host had pre-ordered fajita plates for everyone which made it simpler for staff. There were plenty of staff on hand with chips and salsa, drinks and extra requests. The table was crowded with plates of all the typical fajita fixings and it was almost family style. A bean soup was served prior.The flavor of all the food was good, the temperature was hot and everything tasted fresh. I compliment the staff on keeping up with everyone's request.The only thing this out-of-towner found a bit confusing was the location. The GPS put me in front of a gas station and a strip center that had a different Mexican restaurant. I had to ask where it was and it is set back on the other side of the road a bit obscured by bushes.I heard no complaints and everyone was satisfied. Good job.
