Piedras Negras Tortilla Factory — Restaurant in Eagle Pass

Very dissapointed. Decided to give them a try again after a couple of years and I completely regret it. The quality of the menudo is below average. It's just water without any flavor. The barbacoa is mushy. They charge extra for tortillas, for cilantro lol, for onions, for sauce 😆😆 it was crazy. I don't mind paying extra but I've been to plenty of barbacoa places around North America, nobody charges extra for all of that. Now if the food would be of quality I would pay anything. I'll stick to the barbacoa places in del rio blvd.

And no, don't bother answering to my review, I don't want an apology or anything like that. I Just want the owner to pay attention to the quality of the food that's being sold to Eagle Pass. Try going to another place around Del Río blvd. Buy some menudo or some barbacoa and see the...

If you want some real authentic barbacoa...uhhhh....you better go early. I'm going to guess they sell out by 12pm.

This isn't your typical 'go in and order a sandwich' place. This is a buy it and take it home....and share it with like 5 other people. It's a lot! And it's not just good....it's authentic and delicious! And although they do have a bench outside to sit, don't expect a nice indoor table with A/C and people waiting on you....if you want that, get a 1lb of barbacoa and go home.... otherwise, grab a seat on the bench and watch all the people lined up along the street waiting their turn.

This is a meal...

If tortilla factory is in their name, then one must expect that to be the main selling point.

In this instance it holds true. They make some delicious corn tortillas that you can even find at other local meat markets.

They make barbacoa(cow cheek and mixta which includes cow lips), menudo, salsas, pork carnitas, totopos(tortilla chips), buñuelos, ojarascas, beans, and a few other items.

Definitely not for vegetarians/vegans.

It's been around for a long time. The building itself seems well kept, however there is minimal parking.

The tortillas are definitely the shinning star of the establishment.

Accepts cash...