
Award winning Modern Mexican Restaurant with Best New Restaurant 2017, Best Restaurant 2021, James Beard semi-finalists in Hospitality & Best Chef Texas and Dallas’ only top-shelf Frozen Margaritas. Breakfast Tacos and Mimosas served from our Food Truck Fridays-Sundays, 8 am to 10:30 am.
Sophisticated Mexican joint for tacos, enchiladas, rellenos, beer & mezcal margaritas.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4931 W Lovers Ln, Dallas, TX 75209
Phone: (214) 891-5673
Website: http://www.jose.mx/
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Reviews
I also loved the food! Shrimp tacos were amazing, and the combination of warm tortilla, cheese and serrano salsa was perfect. The Cantarito was one of the best I’ve had. Highly recommend!
Salsa tasted great.
We ordered Short Rib Enchiladas, Chile Relleno, Cheese Quesadilla & chicken fingers for kids
Also ordered Street side corn and Queso Con Rojas
Queso was cold by the time we got to table, corn was okay.
Short Rib Enchilada were great, Chile relleno were in very watery salsa.
Cheese Enchilada and Chicken finger were ok! Fries were pretty good, kids loved them.
Overall mixed bag of experience with food, great ambiance
The service overall, was acceptable: not excellent and not bad. However this and the excellent food experience pale when the server refused to split our check. One companion spent almost 30 minutes splitting it manually. I cannot remember ever, any restaurant refusing to split checks.
I realize this can be a challenging task for servers that work very hard. However, modern point-of-sale systems make it seamless and easy. Knowing it was a large group, perhaps the server should have asked about split checks in advance.
The staff was very polite and attentive.
The food was amazing.
The presentation and the flavors were spot on.
Mia was our server. She checked on our table consistently.
It was worth the 45-minute drive.
Thank you for a very nice dining experience.
We started with the crab sopesitos. They were small but incredibly flavorful and delicious. The ceviche was fresh and tasty. A tip I’d recommend is adding some of the green salsa, which really enhances the flavor.
For entrées, I ordered the enchiladas de langostina, which were just okay. The flavor felt a bit one-note and didn’t quite stand out. My husband enjoyed the Tacos el Gobernador, but felt they needed a few additions to make them more flavorful. Overall, the entrées didn’t quite match how strong everything else was.
The drinks were excellent. The bartender did a great job. The carajillo was incredible, and my husband really enjoyed the horchata sour as well as his smokey tequila old fashioned.
Dessert was a highlight, so definitely save room. We tried the lime and coconut carlota and the horchata panna cotta, and both were amazing. My only complaint is that I wanted more.
There was also a musician playing soft Spanish pop, which added so much to the ambiance and made the evening even more enjoyable. Overall, we’ll definitely be coming back soon.
The food was so enjoyable that I will return and hope for happier service next time.
Everything about José makes me want to come back for more.
– flavor
– presentation
– staff
– portions
– prices
– atmosphere
– music
– location
– parking
I am usually very critical of tex-mex in this area, but I have been left speechless after every meal I’ve tried. My favorites so far are the park city enchiladas, the shrimp tacos, the taco of the week, and the desert I can’t remember that’s basically a creme brûlée.
But the flautas, good god, were they BLANDER THAN A MUMMY’S CURSE! The chicken needed a kick, a jolt, SOMETHING. The texture was acceptable, a crisp exterior giving way to a tender filling, but the flavor profile was practically non-existent.
Palomas, while visually appealing, leaned toward the bitter side. Presentation was on point, mind you; plating was well-composed and colorful. But looks can be deceiving, darling; you can’t eat art, especially if it tastes like grave dirt.
Just add some salt at least.