Cristo Rey Restaurant & Bakery — Restaurant in Texas

Edit update** went back 2 days later and it was the same as a few months ago. Forgot both beans from the plates (called and they stated they were out if beans. We asked so you just leave out items instead of replace them, they said come back and we will find some beans. No, I'm good. The meat on the tacos were back to the poor quality, not fajita beef and packed with some seasoning, not like previous. The pork tasted more like chicken. For 8.99 for mini tacos and getting subpar meat, no beans, and just not good food.... We won't be back.)

Wow what an amazing change. When they first opened, they were amazing, but it changed and quality wasn't there. Now, they are great again. I am so happy. The mini tacos taste and look amazing. I am so happy with the food again. I took 3 months off and seems they have made a full turn around. The refried beans could be better, I'd rather have fresh charro or refried made of fresh charro, but the appearance and freshness of the plate is awesome. Customer service is great and the cleanliness is great too. So much sweet breads to choose from in the bakery. Must see to...

My experience at the Cristo Rey location in Webster has always been wonderful. I was driving by when I saw this new Cristo Rey location. The first thing that you notice when you walk in is the delicious smell of fresh baked bread. I did notice that they have different bread options then the other store, they both don't carry the same bread, but that's ok I like all breads. On my first visit I tried the salvadorian breakfast which was the bomb dot com. I like that they toasted the bread which the other location doesn't do (I am gonna have to start asking for this there). The pupusa was just ok, I will have to rate that on my next visit. The environment and people were friendly. I will be making this a go to...

I just moved to Dickinson don't know how new they are but it seems like they're new. Seems like the owners are a little younger and I'd like them to succeed. The place has potential. The place is very dark, not much lighting. There's an assortment of "Pan Dulce" to choose from. I only had the tacos which were $1 for Taco Tuesday. They're bite sized and single tortillas corn. Between me and my wife we got 10 and we were still a little hungry. The pastor is a little salty and the chicken fajita was very dry. My kids had the nuggets and cheeseburger, good sized, both come with fries. I'd go back to try something else, something bigger. Seems to have potential and the...