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Address: 401 TX-100, Port Isabel, TX 78578
Phone: (956) 943-4600
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Mexiquito-Restaurant-Seafood-Market-116184428448338/?rf=560854107401625
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Mexiquito – Authentic Mexican Restaurant in Port Isabel, TX
Located at 401 State Hwy Ste 100, Port Isabel, TX 78578, Mexiquito is a hidden gem that brings the vibrant and bold flavors of Mexico right to your table.
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Amber Lee
A true hidden gem in an unassuming restaurant. Words cannot describe how fantastic the breakfast burritos are here, easily the best we’ve ever had and our mouths are watering typing this out. From the sheer size of the breakfast burritos to the flavors, everything is fantastic and beyond what we ever could’ve hoped for stopping by here. The parking situation is not great as there’s not many spots around the side, but figure out how to get in here if you can. The staff is extremely friendly and the interior is clean. We ordered a sausage and cheese burrito; chorizo, egg, and cheese burrito; and a cheese quesadilla. Every single thing was out of this world. We could write again how great the breakfast burritos are, but we recommend you just go and try it. By far one of the best hidden gems we have found in the state of Texas. Make the trip, it’s worth it.
… moreLets_ Gooo
Great customer service. Great food. Salsa was spot in. Their Tortilla de harina were homemade and perfect.
… moresabin lopez
⭐ One star for the salsa, and that’s being generous.
Look, I try to support local spots, especially ones with a name like Mexiquito—sounds like a little flavor fiesta, right? Wrong. It was more like a flavor siesta… because we had plenty of time to nap during the wait.
We walked in, party of two. You’d think we were a table of twelve with how long it took to be served. I swear I saw a table sit down, age five years, and get a senior discount before anyone noticed we existed.
Now let’s talk coffee. My cup had been emptier than a politician’s promise for thirty minutes. When the waitress finally popped over and asked if I needed more, I hit her with a quick “yes please!” like it was a coffee emergency (which it was). She nodded, disappeared into the land of broken dreams, and never came back.
But here’s the kicker: another waitress strutted around the restaurant like the Coffee Fairy, offering fresh refills to every. single. table. except ours. I watched her skip us like we were on the do-not-serve list. I even tried waving my cup like I was flagging down a rescue helicopter. Nothing. Nada. Zip.
And the cleanliness? Oh boy. Tables were being “cleaned” with a yellow towel that looked like it had been through three pandemics and a small kitchen fire. No disinfectant. Just a greasy little smear and a prayer.
So if you’re into long waits, forgotten caffeine, and bacterial roulette—Mexiquito is your spot! Otherwise, maybe hit a gas station microwave burrito. It’s faster, hotter, and probably comes with more respect.
… moreLook, I try to support local spots, especially ones with a name like Mexiquito—sounds like a little flavor fiesta, right? Wrong. It was more like a flavor siesta… because we had plenty of time to nap during the wait.
We walked in, party of two. You’d think we were a table of twelve with how long it took to be served. I swear I saw a table sit down, age five years, and get a senior discount before anyone noticed we existed.
Now let’s talk coffee. My cup had been emptier than a politician’s promise for thirty minutes. When the waitress finally popped over and asked if I needed more, I hit her with a quick “yes please!” like it was a coffee emergency (which it was). She nodded, disappeared into the land of broken dreams, and never came back.
But here’s the kicker: another waitress strutted around the restaurant like the Coffee Fairy, offering fresh refills to every. single. table. except ours. I watched her skip us like we were on the do-not-serve list. I even tried waving my cup like I was flagging down a rescue helicopter. Nothing. Nada. Zip.
And the cleanliness? Oh boy. Tables were being “cleaned” with a yellow towel that looked like it had been through three pandemics and a small kitchen fire. No disinfectant. Just a greasy little smear and a prayer.
So if you’re into long waits, forgotten caffeine, and bacterial roulette—Mexiquito is your spot! Otherwise, maybe hit a gas station microwave burrito. It’s faster, hotter, and probably comes with more respect.
Ann-jel-ika
First thing that we find very attractive is the friendly service, small talk, laughing. As we proceed the next test is the coffee… 5⭐️☕️. Then we move on to the breakfast choice, Chilaquiles con wuevos, refried beans, hasbrowns. Ohh that salsa is spicy and very fresh. Eggs scrambled to perfection and the beans took me back to mamas . Delicious. We chose this place after seeing a TikTok video where they served enormous tacos, no kidding they did have that but the serving of Chilaquiles looked more appetizing, soon we will try the Giant Taco. Make this your next mom/pop restaurant pit stop on your way in/out of Port Isabel/Padre Island.
… moreAce
Holy Guacamole. This is wonderful food. Fajitas on delicious homemade tortillas — You can taste the difference. Salsa is soooo good. Large servings. Bright and clean place, casual decor. We’re so glad we ate here.
… moreELODIE TESSIER
Breakfast at Mexiquito Restaurant was a great choice.
The breakfast served was delicious and authentic.
The coffee was freshly brewed and something special!
The overall atmosphere was family style, cozy warm feeling.
The service was quick and helpful when choosing what dishes to pick.
The restaurant is ADA friendly.
Only 1 restroom available (enough space for wheelchair users).
The place and restroom was clean.
… moreThe breakfast served was delicious and authentic.
The coffee was freshly brewed and something special!
The overall atmosphere was family style, cozy warm feeling.
The service was quick and helpful when choosing what dishes to pick.
The restaurant is ADA friendly.
Only 1 restroom available (enough space for wheelchair users).
The place and restroom was clean.
K Alvarez (LatinaThrifterMom)
One of the Best Mexican breakfast. Food takes longer to be served because it’s all makes from scratch. Big portions are served. You must try the homemade flour tortillas. It is super big and delicious. The chilaquiles were little bit spicy but so delicious. When you come to South Padre Island, you must force a stop at Port Isabel to eat here. I read comments about the American breakfast served here. We didn’t order any of that so I can not provide feedback on that price. If you are looking for genuine Mexican food for a great price come here. If you want American food, you may want to look somewhere else. There is only 1 restroom for both men/ women and it’s clean also. I would definitely come back.
… moreJudith Pavon
This place was so packed when we arrived around 12 pm on a Saturday. Food was good, tortillas are home made and soft. They have a good selection of meals on the menu. My only concern was the waiting time. We waited about 45 minutes for a table then over half an hour for our food to arrive.
… moreJ Young
Clean, friendly, fast great people and great food ❤️
… moreJessica Shadle
Omg when their menu says Texas Sized Tacos they mean humongous tacos really good, flavorful and delicious! Totally recommend to all to stop and try this place. Look at my picture to believe it with your own eyes.
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