Doña Paz Mexican Restaurant — Restaurant in Weslaco

This was our first time here. Upon entering the restaurant we were immediately greeted by a cheerful waitress, who told us we could seat anywhere. She quickly came to take our drink orders and provided us with menus. We settled for an order of Chicken Guisado soft tacos on corn tortillas, Fried Shrimp plate, and the Trio plate. The Chicken tacos came with shredded lettuce & tomatoes, and a side of charro beans. The Fried Shrimp came with side of charro beans, spanish rice, french fries, a small side salad, and toast. The Trio plate came with Beef fajitas, one Beef Costilla, three fried shrimps on a bed of grilled bellpeppers and tomatoes, a side salad, charro beans, spanish rice, and flour tortillas. The soft tacos were made in homemade corn tortillas, which didnt help in keeping the tacos together. We also had to tell the server to remake that order because they made them with ground beef, not chicken. Nothing wrong on the Fried Shrimp plate. My sister said everything was delicious on that one. The Trio plate was also partially disappointing. The fajitas were good but the beef costilla lacked in flavor. Also the charro beans & rice were luke warm. I think the only thing that was really consistent was the good service...

well, i always drive by this place and today i stopped by. dont expect fancy decor or romantic lighting. this place is where you go if you want a hug from the inside out because i felt like that when i was done...yeah i know that sounds corny. i loved the food! i tried to find something wrong so i could write it on this review but it was good.

the only regret i had today is that i had never given this place a try. it will be one of my favorites from now on. i didnt post a pic because it was all gone ordered the TRIO...grilled fajita, shrimp and arrancheta rib...

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