Rincon Potosino — Restaurant in Balch Springs

I am always looking for new places to try and I am glad I found this place. The atmosphere is relaxed. The entrance is hidden on the backside of the building and fenced in so your not near the traffic or the street. The servers are very nice and attend you promptly. I don't know whose mom is in the kitchen cooking but the food has that home cooked feel and taste. The flavors are great and their salsa is amazing. You will enjoy the chips and salsa while you wait for your order. I had to ask them for extra twice because it was so good and they serve the salsa warm. I have never been to a place that sells warm salsa that isn't good. The prices are fair as well so it won't break your wallet. This is definitely a place that I will be back to with the family for a Sunday brunch. The one critique and advice I will give to them is to not cook their meat so long. I tried the fajita and the asada and both were a bit on the dry side because they cooked just a bit longer than needed. It was still good and growing up in a Mexican family I know that many like to cook their meat "well done." Other than that my experience was great and I recommend you...

I have been gatekeeping this place for maybe 8 months now... This place has some delicious authentic Mexican cuisine. Their gorditas remind me of my mother in law's home-made gorditas, more filling and not as much masa(Or breading). We love ChikFilA lemonade but came here and found our new favorite lemonade spot. Their salsa that is served with the chips is delicious. I've been trying to replicate it at home ever since we first came here. I will say, everything we tried, we enjoyed. BUT Their cheeseburger- is huge! My kids love burgers and they swear this one gives Kellers a run for their money. We are moving 3 hours away and had to stop by one more time before leaving. Go by and visit. It is a humble almost hidden place to find, but Their food is worth trying. Might just find your next favorite spot...

Let's start with the main thing, the food. Let me tell you I am VERY picky when it comes to Mexican food. I grew up there and the truth is most restaurants in the US suck at this. With that being said the food here is VERY GOOD, easily top 20 Mexican restaurants in DFW. Thr setting is your average-looking mom and pop place, no bells or whistles but that's fine. It's clean enough and so long as one can wash his or her hands we're good. Service is where they can improve. The michachas that have been working there when I've gone didn't seem to he paying enough attention and were not always around when we needed them. I will keep going back though, that's how good the food is. Thank you for coming...