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Teresa's Restaurant
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Like I mentioned in another review, I?m a food snob and new to the area. But when it comes to Mexican, I am especially critical. I?m a 1st generation Mexican-American and know what authentic Mexican food is. That being said, I almost hate writing this review. I don?t want this place to get too crowded. I?ve been to a number of Mexican restaurants that locals have recommended as being great. Nope, they weren?t. Teresa?s is one of the better Mexican food restaurants I?ve been to. This is one of the few Mexican places I would bring my parents to. Every dish we have tried has been great. My son and I love the fajitas, but my new favorite is a dish called Arambre. It?s sort of like enchiladas meets fajitas. It?s to die for. Prices are reasonable and portions large. You won?t leave hungry. There are a few TV screens so you don?t miss the game. Kids are welcome and service is very good. This is a casual restaurant, so shorts and sandals are ok, but you wont be out of place in chinos and a dress shirt. If you think places like Boca Chica are good, don?t bother going to Teresa?s. They don?t do Americanized Mexican food here.
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