@Sue...we moved here 3 years ago and have found several great mexican restaurants! Maybe you haven't tried the right ones or maybe you just don't like Tex-Mex?

The Mexican food choices in Waco are much more varied and of better quality than they were 5-10 years ago.

My wife and I used to live in Hewitt and almost 6 years ago we moved to Mexico. We enjoy eating at several of the Mexican restuarants in the Waco area when we come back to visit family.

All the Mexican Food restaurants in Waco are terrible. Maybe if you can't open a restaurant then you can open up a tire shop.

Is this (a) a Mexico food Mexican restaurant, (b) a California-Mexico food Mexican restaurant, (c) a Tex-Mex food Mexican restaurant, or (d) a mixture of all of the above? I do agree that Waco's restaurant scene is getting a little like convenience stores -- a Mexican restaurant on every corner.

The popular resort city of Puerto Vallarta is located in the State of Jalisco. Guadalajara is the largest city in the stste. Altos de Jalisco (the name of another Mexican restaurant, located in Hewitt,)is a region outside of Guadalajara,

Bada, I think Sue and Ruth could do with a stay at your fine establishment. Might loosen them up a little. I for one look forward to trying this place. With the California/Jalisco angle it might be a nice change of pace.

I'm so done with supporting whiny people in Waco. I can make my own whiny comments. It's just sickening how many of those people Waco has.

There's that Waco Welcome Wagon.

I'm so done with supporting mexican restuarants in Waco. I can make my own tex-mex food. It's just sickening how many of those restaurants Waco has.

Just what we need. Another Mexican restaurant.

Jalisco is a Mexican STATE, not a region.