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Lety’s Diner & Grocery – Eagle Pass – MapQuest
Lety’s Diner & Grocery is a quaint establishment nestled in Eagle Pass, TX, offering a unique combination of dining and grocery services.
Lety’s Diner, 90 W Main St, Eagle Pass, TX 78852, US – MapQuest
Lety’s Diner is a cozy eatery nestled in the heart of Eagle Pass, TX, offering a diverse menu of classic American comfort food.
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Kirby Gorjux
Went to this place for the first time a few days ago. On the Google Maps it says Lefty’s Diner & Grocery, however there were no groceries. Appears perhaps it was closed at the height of the pandemic and perhaps reopened just as a Diner.
It said Lefty’s Diner on the store front. However to clarify it’s a Mexican Diner.
There are is no dedicated parking ️ that was visible, just what is around the downtown area with parking meters.
The ambiance reminds me of low budget restaurants across the border, yet the decor doesn’t stick to a specific theme as there is a miss match of things.
There were also signs that it’s not kept clean as there were cobwebs on corners, dead ants in the salt shaker , and grimy sugar holder.
Upon entering the locale there was no greeting by anyone inside. We sat in a table and then who appeared to be a party at a table were the actual workers and they didn’t speak English.
I ordered the Chile Relleno(filling option of cheese or minced meat, I chose cheese)because the chicken envueltos were not available. It was served with sides of rice, beans, lettuce, tomato, 3 tortillas (corn or flour, I chose corn), and salsa.
The rice was slightly salty which complemented the almost flavorless beans. The chile relleno was properly coated and cooked yet slightly the chile itself a bit undercooked. The cheese was a yellow cheese. Perhaps mild cheddar which was the first time I’ve had one filled with yellow cheese. It was a disappointing.
Overall it’s got a good location and perhaps the downtown shoppers keep it going, however I wouldn’t go back.
… moreIt said Lefty’s Diner on the store front. However to clarify it’s a Mexican Diner.
There are is no dedicated parking ️ that was visible, just what is around the downtown area with parking meters.
The ambiance reminds me of low budget restaurants across the border, yet the decor doesn’t stick to a specific theme as there is a miss match of things.
There were also signs that it’s not kept clean as there were cobwebs on corners, dead ants in the salt shaker , and grimy sugar holder.
Upon entering the locale there was no greeting by anyone inside. We sat in a table and then who appeared to be a party at a table were the actual workers and they didn’t speak English.
I ordered the Chile Relleno(filling option of cheese or minced meat, I chose cheese)because the chicken envueltos were not available. It was served with sides of rice, beans, lettuce, tomato, 3 tortillas (corn or flour, I chose corn), and salsa.
The rice was slightly salty which complemented the almost flavorless beans. The chile relleno was properly coated and cooked yet slightly the chile itself a bit undercooked. The cheese was a yellow cheese. Perhaps mild cheddar which was the first time I’ve had one filled with yellow cheese. It was a disappointing.
Overall it’s got a good location and perhaps the downtown shoppers keep it going, however I wouldn’t go back.
Andrea Reyes
the food was so good, I recommend the chilaquiles w huevos rancheros. one of the best dishes I’ve ever had. I’m not from the area but will definitely come back !
… moreLu Linares
Deben mejorar el café, la sazón está bien pero no es la mejor comida mexicana que probé, no se ve muy limpio u ordenado y el precio me pareció alto.
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