Sazón Los Abuelos — Restaurant in Houston

Like the other reviewer stated the listed and posted prices are not the price you pay for.

For a small business it's not hard for the OWNER to organize the menu, and use white tape to correct price the food menus. The posted signs also reflect a different price. This is a clear violation of the FTC regarding quoted pricing and actual pricing. You need to honor posted pricing as this falls under fall price advertising.

The waitress also was not familiar with pricing which does not help either. It's understandable that pricing are subject to change thanks to Bidenomics.

No the food. The torta shows $8.99 turned out to be $9.99. The outside was hot and the fajita was cold.

Decaffeinated coffee was prepared from an instant beverage, but not properly stirred and still had grains in it.

The tacos were listed as $2.25 and charged at $2.50- again false advertising.

Over all the ambience is nice for a hole in the wall place to eat very traditional Mexico. The decor and music.

The service can be improved as the wait staff should be familiar with pricing. Just saying that prices have gone up is not sufficient. After all we work hard for the money and the client...

Not all that hype as what others reviews scored.

1. DON'T BELIEVE PRICES ON THIS MENU.

It's so out of date that they don't provide a menu to go out probably just to lure you in. THAT'S THE ONLY REASON WE CAME IN.

When this place opened, we came in to test it out. Was not satisfied then. We figured a couple years past, why not. They should have a better cook by now.

Well we were disappointed and not surprised.

An order with drinks for two came out to be roughly $45.

Two tortas were not filling; more bread than anything and they forgot ingredients (avocado). Breakfast tacos used store bought tortillas and was filled thin. Pozole had more juice and maybe a spoonful of hominy. The meat softness was OK, but bland. Horchata was probably the best thing.

Sure, you may say. Well that's alot of food. Sounds reasonable. True, but the filling and taste is what counts.

So I give it Two star 🌟. Good luck, if you try.

At some point working hard individuals need to be warned ⚠️ of traps. Integrity is everything.

The menu on the photos caught our attention. The restaurant should at least display a current one to show...

If you're looking for some authentic food this is the spot. The place was quite small but very traditionally decorated and clean. Waitress was very sweet and as soon as we got our food no words were interchanged as I went down on my food, I got sopes with Caritas, barbacoa and fajitas all of which were delicious. My partner had the pupusas which stuffed quite generously and as soon as they were cut the cheese just oozed out. Small spot easy to over look but easily one of best mexican spots i...