Tortas La Hechizera

so I went to eat there with a coworker yesterday...he had the Tortas which was huge! with chicken fried chicken, ham, lettuce, cheese, chorizo etc etc etc the bread was hot and soft and with their house made hot/chilli sauce it tasted awesome!\r \r I ordered 2 quesadillas thinking it was going to be barely enough and cost me atleast $12~15 since that's what all the gringos charges at their fancy smancy over priced latino/tex-mex restaurants ... it was only about $6.75 after tax which was a huge + ... when the waiter brought them to the table I was a bit confused what I had actually ordered they fried a huge tortilla or chip like pita bread and fold it like it's a omlette...inside slow cooked fajita meat that's very juicy and tender also some cheese/onion I believe? then on the outside massive amount of lettuce + more cheese and again it comes with their house made hot/spicy/chilli sauce which was mildly spicy but very flavorfull \r \r I give this place 4 stars on food 1/2 star on deco and environment ... I will definitely revisit again to try out other items on their menu Pros: great pricing, large portions, authentic home style taste... Cons: not much docor, not much explanation of food on menu more

Pick anything from the menu of this place and you won't be disappointed. This northern outpost of the Hechizera Torta chain is an answered prayer. I've been craving tacos like nobodys business since moving to Big D. This place has fajita tacos to die for. A little onion and cilantro, squeeze of lime and sprinkle of hot sauce and I'm set. I could eat 8 of these without stopping. But I won't. Well, not today anyway - I just ate 5. Pros: homeade flan, free churros, food brought to the table Cons: english is lacking more