Taqueria Reinita — Restaurant in Texas

I walked in and said "Buenas tardes!" and the woman behind the counter didn't even turn to look at me. The place was empty.

We ordered 7 tacos, 2 taco plate with 5 tacos, and 1 taco plate with 3. To go.

The woman did not know how to work the card machine. We tried 2 different cards and they didn't work. She even insinuated that I might not have money in the cards. We finally paid with cash after 3 or 4 failed attempts by the incompetent woman at the counter.

They had stacks of giant flour tortillas just laying out on a shelf in the back of the kitchen. (not sure if that's sanitary.)

When we got home, we were missing the taco plate with 3 tacos. We had a feeling. We gave them the benefit of the doubt.

Tacos had "mystery meat" the meat didnt even look like fajita. I've been cooking fajitas for 30 yrs, i think I know what it tastes and looks like.

They may be able to fool the white folks, but not the Mexicans.

We will...

During a recent visit to Taqueria Reinita, I had the pleasure of enjoying a plate of enchiladas accompanied by a refreshing horchata. From start to finish, the experience was exceptional.

The enchiladas were rich in flavor, perfectly seasoned, and generously portioned. The sauce had a deep, authentic taste that reflected true care in preparation. Each bite balanced warmth and spice in a way that showcased the quality of the ingredients and the skill in the kitchen.

The horchata was smooth, delicately sweet, and served ice-cold — the perfect complement to the meal. It added a refreshing contrast that rounded out the dining experience beautifully.

The service was prompt and courteous, and the atmosphere was both welcoming and clean. Taqueria Reinita delivers on authenticity and hospitality, making it a standout choice for traditional Mexican...

Had breakfast tacos here recently and they were 7/10. Thought we would come back to try more stuff. Ordered 2 tortas and 2 kids chicken quesadillas, a side or beans and rice and 2 horchata drinks. Total came to $45 which is a bit expensive for what we got. Tortas we’re 6/10 in taste and kids quesadillas were 3/10; and they wont eat. Super small portion for quesadilla. Beans were like water and rice looked like it was heated in the same styrofoam container. Horchata was a mix and and not good or mixed well.

Overall, I got the impression that the food had been pre-cooked and just reheated on the stove. Not at all happy with the quality or the price. Was hoping for authentic mexican and got authentic lackluster mexican. We wont be returning. I do not expect this place to be in...