Tequilas Mexican Restaurant — Restaurant in Bridge City

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Tequilas Mexican Restaurant, and it was nothing short of a gastronomic delight! From the moment I stepped through the door, I knew I was in for a treat.

The ambiance was vibrant and authentic, setting the perfect tone for a Mexican culinary adventure. The staff was incredibly warm and welcoming, making us feel right at home. Our server was knowledgeable about the menu and provided excellent recommendations.

Now, let's talk about the food – absolutely sensational! The menu boasts a wide variety of traditional Mexican dishes, and each one we tried was a burst of flavor. The guacamole was freshly made at our table, setting the stage for what turned out to be a feast for the senses.

The tacos were a standout, with perfectly seasoned meats and fresh, homemade tortillas. The enchiladas were smothered in a rich, flavorful sauce that had us savoring every bite. The portions were generous, ensuring we left with satisfied appetites.

Of course, it wouldn't be a proper Mexican dining experience without a selection of tequilas. Tequilas Mexican Restaurant didn't disappoint, offering an impressive array of tequila options. The margaritas were expertly crafted and paired wonderfully with our meal.

What truly sets Tequilas apart is the attention to detail in every aspect of the dining experience. The presentation of the dishes was impeccable, and the quality of ingredients was evident in every bite.

In conclusion, Tequilas Mexican Restaurant is a five-star gem that deserves every bit of praise. Whether you're a longtime fan of Mexican cuisine or a newcomer eager to explore new flavors, Tequilas is a must-visit. I can't wait to return and indulge in another...

Nice, clean restaurant. Atmosphere was nice. Wait staff was patient & helpful. We ordered a couple of adult beverages. I had the house margarita & my husband had some other fruity margarita ($14)They were good but $11 for a house marg is kind of expensive imo. We also ordered the white queso (7.25 for a small). I always get excited when I find the white dip. It looked good but for starters it wasn't even warm when they brought it out & I had to ask someone to heat it up & second, it was just bland. I tried to like it but meh. The salsa had a weird sweetness to it. Don't care for sweet salsa. It did have a good kick to it. It wasn't bad just not our thing. The food was excellent & the portions were big. The yellow cheese dip I tried on my chicken wasn't good at all. Fairly certain it's the cheese in a can stuff. I'm not at a high school football game or a bowling alley. I'm sitting in a Mexican restaurant so I expect better. Our bill for 2 people with drinks & queso plus entrees was $75 ($90 with tip). Kind of expensive. If I pay $7.25 for a tiny cup of cheese dip it better be good 🤷🏼‍♀️ (We're not from the area. We live further down the coast. Our Mexican place at home we can order the same stuff & it's under $50 (w/tip) & it's always great. So don't come at me about getting what...

The girl that was working the register was the sweetest. I've been in this industry 28 years now. I can tell you she was the only person that didn't look so confused by what I said. The server that came and punched a lot of buttons putting our order in was lost. So lost that when she finished the total for TWO people was $71.36. Not complaining I paid and waited at the bar. Where the bartender had to mix 2 different vodkas and get manager for a simple vodka rocks drink. Now since I'm in the service industry we take care of our own. I tipped the bartender $9 on a $10 tab and the cashier $5. Only when I got my food home, well to the hotel, it was so wrong! Tomatoes all over it and I'm allergic. Tacos made with ground beef not fajita. I called and said something. Only to not have a management fix the problems with a $71 meal but the cashier offered to pay to replace the meal. I'm not from here but I will be there tomorrow. To discuss the mistakes that were all over a $71meal with...