Pepito’s Mexican Restaurante in Canyon, TX, is a family-oriented gem that embraces traditional roots with authentic cuisine. Savor mouth-watering nachos, quesadillas, and stuffed jalapenos, or indulge in comforting soups and salads. Delight in Texas favorites like beef barbeque, enchiladas, and tender brisket served with classic beans and rice. Conclude your meal with our delectable pastries, including sopapillas and churros. Enjoy refreshing drinks and let us cater your next event with our delicious dishes. Experience the vibrant flavors of Mexico and Texas combined. Visit our website, give us a call, or stop by to discover why Pepito’s is a local favorite!
Colorful eatery offering a menu of classic & creative Mexican fare & drinks in an art-adorned space.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 408 23rd St, Canyon, TX 79015
Phone: (806) 655-4736
Website: http://pepitoscanyon.com/
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Reviews
Fresh and tasty
I enjoyed my sour cream chicken enchiladas
Chili con queso, salsa and guac was really good too
The cinnamon churros with ice cream is an amazing combo
Def check this place out!
Edit: found out that all the water in this town tastes like something is off, but I ate again and the food was pretty good all things considered.
So my daughter and I walked from our university offices down the street a little farther to Pepito’s, a place we had not patronized in a while. We were in for a pleasant lunch, the crowd reassuring us that we had indeed chosen wisely.
I ordered my typical veggie fajitas, while daughter went with the Cancun, a combo plate which for her featured a beef taco and chicken enchilada. I chose a Negra Modelo as the perfect quaff, something I could not have done the last time I was here. Um…that would be nearly 10 years ago, when Canyon voted itself kind of wet.
And we were wowed with our entrees. My fajitas were far more than the usual ones I have had elsewhere, lucky to get some grilled green peppers, onions, and mushrooms on a plate. In addition to those staples, mine featured yellow squash, green squash, red pepper, tomatoes, and grilled corn as well, making for a far more hearty serving. They were good by themselves, but even better in a warm tortilla.
Daughter found her lunch to be equally satisfying, the creamy sauce shrouding the enchilada particularly delectable. I didn’t hear a peep out of her, so I know it was good.
We’ll be back. I’ll make sure it won’t be so long next time.
Bottom line, go here and eat the food.