Wicho's House Restaurant in Grapevine — Restaurant in Grapevine

I hate to 1 star a new business, but this place was a huge disappointment. Starting with the drinks the service was slow and inattentive. My wife and I had to ask for cream and sugar 3 times, the water was undrinkable, and ruined the coffee as well. My wife's quesadilla lacked flavor, and she never got the sour cream that was supposed to come with the meal despite asking twice. My meal was the "Delux Wicho's breakfast" which is supposed to come with 3 eggs. I asked for over medium and got less than over easy and only 2 eggs. The "carne asada" was a very thin skirt steak that was cooked too slowly and ended up having a livery over cooked flavor with no char. Second cook on the eggs was better.

All in all this was a bad experience. My suggestions to the owner are to filter the water, train the staff more, and remodel the converted bathroom seating area so it doesn't look like a...

I’ve had some pretty slow service at this place before, but the food kept bringing me back. Today, though, truly pushed me over the edge. When I placed my order in for some Menudo, the waitress asked me what type of tortillas I wanted. After waiting for about 30 minutes, the plate came out with no tortillas and I never got a chance to even ask for them because at that point I was just so hungry. She only checked on me after I finished my meal to drop off the check — besides that, I never even got silverware or napkins, (I had to eat my hashbrowns with my bare hands; again, I was tired of waiting around, and I was starving) and I had to ask for my first glass of water just before my food touched down on the table, which at that point I’d already been sitting there for at least a half hour. I don’t know if I’ll ever sit down here again.. to-go orders for me from here on out, if even...

I love to support small local businesses, so went to Wicho's for lunch. I had to wait a few minutes to be greeted/seated (after yelling 'hello' toward the kitchen area), but was checked on a couple of times during the meal. The salsa was tasty, and the chips were thin and crispy. Ordered the Smothered Chicken Burrito, which is accurately described as 'giant'. Now I have dinner covered. ;-) It was pretty good; the sweet corn and peppers gave it a fresh taste. When I requested a side of sour cream I liked it even better. Refried beans and rice were standard.

I liked the atmosphere and was amused by the eclectic music selection: after a couple of expected Spanish songs, all of a sudden I heard Will Smith singing the Fresh Prince of Bel Air theme song! It made me smile.

I'll definitely be back to try breakfast/brunch. Their menu is extensive, and everything...