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Best Mexican restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mexican food in Hurst. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mexican restaurants near you.. Hurst is a city in the U.S. state of Texas located in the densely populated portion of northeastern Tarrant County and is part of the Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area. It is considered a Dallas and Fort Worth suburb and is part of the Mid-Cities region. It is 13 miles from the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. As of the 2010 census, it had a population of 37,337.
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10. Pulido's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By cedar4604
Lunch specials start at $6.90. The service was good. The food was standard for Tex Mex food - served with refried beans and rice. The chips and hot sauce were good. The cheese enchilada was excellent. I should have ordered two! There is no way that the women's bathroom was wheelchair accessible. There was a higher toilet and one grab bar in a tiny stall.
9. Gloria's Latin Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Gloria's Latin Cuisine is the best place in Colleyville for Latin food. From our Salvadorian and Mexican favorites, to our award winning margaritas and black bean dip, there's plenty for all palettes.
Reviewed By traceym595
And bean dip as I did so fresh and delicious.... large serving of guacamole which was just made yum! I had chicken done with peppers and mushrooms rice and beans again delicious along with a large margarita. Everyone enjoyed the meals and very reasonably priced with great and smiling service.
8. Miguelito's Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 98 reviews
We are Family Owned and Operated for 20 years in Hurst, TX. Walking through the door at Miguelito's Mexican Restaurant and Lounge, you will automatically feel welcome. Our warm and inviting atmosphere and friendly staff will ensure a pleasant and excellen
Reviewed By Arnold_Ziffel
I hadnât been in this place for years because of past treatment, or lack thereof. But, today I thought Iâd try them again to find out if they might have been awarded a miracle healing or otherwise may have corrected some of their problems.Immediately upon walking in the door thereâs a faint odor of sewer gas in the air. Boy! Does that ever make me hungry and to feel like I canât wait to sit down and eat!My table server wasnât rude, but he was certainly abrupt and not inviting at all. Being a bit leery I just ordered a couple of enchiladas to see what I got.This place used to be abuzz with what appeared to be illegal immigrants milling about the dining room passing out tostada chips. I have no proof they were illegal, but when every one of them doesnât speak a word of English on every visit, it does raise an eyebrow here and there. They really didnât provide any value to the dining environment leaving there purpose of passing out chips not providing much value. They werenât there today, or the place isnât employing them any more.Iâd give the enchiladas a grade of B-, as they were acceptable but not remarkable. Spanish rice is almost generic, and theirs was certified as good enough. I just wonât touch beans because of their love of lard, and my body never needed any of that from the cradle to the grave.Todayâs visit was acceptable, but I still wear scars from visits long ago. The outside of the building has been remodeled in such a way the only way I can describe it is âhome made and tacky.â The inside of the place looks like it hasnât been painted since they opened about 20 years ago. The place was OK, but there are many other choices very close that are infinitely better leaving me pretty sure itâll be another very long period before I come back. The city today has 18 Tex-Mex choices and with that much competition around you have to do something remarkable to be memorable.They havenât gotten their miracle healing yet; Iâm assured.
7. Los Jimadores Mexican Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Marvin A
This restaurant just opened where Antonio's used to be. Antonio's was my favorite Mexican restaurant. The salsa was warm like Antonio's but they also serve refried bean puree. I tried the brisket tacos. It was every bit as good as Antonio's but a little different. The margaritas we're not as good as Antonio's. I still found them good and they're every bit as strong. The restaurant prices are significantly higher than their predecessors , but I'm glad to see them. I will return. The price of the brisket tacos with $13 but at Antonio's it was $10. Their beef fajitas or $17 and the chicken fajitas $15. You must pay an extra dollar to get sour cream and cheese. These are dinner prices not lunch.
6. Chipotle Mexican Grill
Reviewed By FartherIsBetter
Chipotle seems to delivery just what is promised. While here the service was efficient and accurate.When we arrived home to eat it was a great treat.I would recommend this store above others.
5. Witten's Grill and Sports Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Established in 2012, this is the first Wittenâs Grill Restaurant opened by the Wittenâs Family. The idea was simple; provide a comfortable and unique place to escape from the stress of everyday life, to relax and enjoy a fun, casual bar & dining experienc
Reviewed By 531marvina
Their beer is cold and reasonably priced. They have daily specials, which is how I sampled their whole menu at a reduced price. They have burgers, Tex Mex, pasta, sandwiches including the Cuban, the Philly cheese steak, and the Diablo. They have a good chicken fried steak. I have found their wait staff is friendly, but overwhelmed at times and it can take awhile to get a beer, but that is when the place is crowded. They have about 20 Tv's to watch the games.
4. Cristina's Fine Mexican Restaurant - North Richland Hills
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By nadah1539
I stopped in to this restaurant for lunch with a friend a few days ago. It was very pleasant. The environment was quiet and the service was excellent. I had an enchilada plate with salsa verde sauce on the chicken enchilada and it was delicious. Will definitely go back.
3. Rosa's Cafe & Tortilla Factory
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Rosa's Cafe is an upscale, fast-casual restaurant concept. Boasting the attributes of most full-service, sit-down Mexican food restaurants, Rosa's Cafe is unique in having an express drive-thru window to complement their authentic and colorful interior de
Reviewed By Palomino922
Colorful restaurant with all sorts of Spanish motifs hanging on the walls and off the ceiling. Order at the register, find a seat and look at the monitors on the wall for your number. Pick up your food. Its that simple. Food was eclectic and delicious.
2. MI Pueblo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By mondo30
Iâve been 4 times in the past 3 months with my customers and havenât been impressed. My customers always want Mexican food and thatâs the nearest place for them. The chicken always seems to be dry and the beef fajitas are not tender. The service is spotty at times. I only go to this place because of my customers and will not bring my family even though we live 5 minutes away.
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1. Abuelo's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 343 reviews
Real Mexican food is a feast for the senses. From colorful peppers to the sounds of sizzling fajitas all the way to that incredible flavor. Each mouthful is just as much a result of the freshest ingredients as it is a result of the chef's expertise. Abuel
Reviewed By FlowersNQuilts
We were a large group, and the service was good. Most of the group enjoyed their dinners, I thought the Durango Burrito was mediocre. The chips are unsalted and fragile, so it's hard to dip salsa. Of the three salsa that are served, one is just tomato, the Verde has just a touch of heat, and the "hot" was barely warm (and none are flavorful). I wouldn't choose to return here. There must be better Mexican food here... So close to Mexico!
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