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We’re a family-owned Mexican restaurant located in Winchester, Virginia. We offer a wide variety of authentic Mexican food in our full service dining room, or you can order carry-out or delivery if you’re short on time. All of our food is prepared fresh to order with only the finest ingredients, and we work very hard to give you the best possible service and food experience. Our chef’s specialties are the Bandeja Paisa, Churrasco, and of course the Fajitas, but whatever you order, it’s sure to be delicious! Come by and see us soon!
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Address: 2441 Valley Ave, Winchester, VA 22601
Phone: (540) 773-3698
Website: https://reynosamexican.com/
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Reynosa Mexican Restaurant
We’re a family-owned Mexican restaurant located in Winchester, Virginia. We offer a wide variety of authentic Mexican food in our full service dining room.
Reynosa Mexican, 2441 Valley Ave, Winchester, VA 22601, US
Reynosa Mexican Restaurant is a family-owned establishment in Winchester, Virginia, offering a wide variety of authentic Mexican cuisine.
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Reviews
Rachel
This is my new favorite lunch spot. They have a drive through, which is super convenient. I usually get one taco and one bean and cheese pupusa. I like to add chopped onions to the coleslaw that comes with the pupusa. Lunch under $7, that’s relatively healthy and filling.
… moreJonathan Varela
This place slaps literally you can hear the ladies slapping the tortillas in the back. If you dont know, that is THE sign that the restaurant you’re in, is making true authentic mexican food. Got a meat soup that was incredible. You can see the size of it in the picture. Loaded with meat. They dont have a big dining area but who cares. Its like a mini mart as well. Very cool place!! Foods legit and the staff is very friendly. We went back for the $1 taco special and the grilled chicken one was pretty good.
… moreJack Tensley Jr.
The food is great – I love the papusas and they make one with zucchini, which is super delicious. Incredibly affordable. They *might* have my favorite tortas as well. The Market here has plenty of items that you might need at a moments notice, so it’s not just the hot food you can get here.
… moreCody McCarter
The food is always good here but the $1.50 tacos here on Thursdays are more than worth it! They are so good and so affordable. I really appreciate them keeping their prices low and still delicious!
… morePatrick Whittington
Awesome food and very nice people. Also have a great selection of whole spices and authentic goods. I’ll definitely be back. The 1.50 (online- I think they’re 1.00 in person) tacos are cheaper than taco bell and 1000x better. Thank you for the salsa as well. The chicken fajita and beef tacos were awesome. And they actually give you cheese tomato and other toppings unlike some places… Thank you for adding the cilantro and onion for me.
… moreTania B
what an amazing hidden gem. we love to support mom and pop operations. ❤️
We walked in at 7:45pm – they close at 8:30pm, the staff was welcoming, friendly and courteous spite it being so late. A wonderful Central American restaurant and market with many specialty staple items that can be found across all of Central American countries.
Limited seating capacity.
The bathrooms were spotless and smelled clean, plenty room in parking lot as well in this free standing establishment.
If you are looking for good food and want to try something new give this establishment a go (it’s been open for 5 years)
we ordered 3 pupusas (a thick griddle cake or flatbread from Central America made with cornmeal or rice flour filled with melted cheese, refried beans and sometimes loroco (see below) or pork.)
– the revueltas/mixed come with beans, cheese and chicarron/pork, had great flavor, came hot and fresh, the dough was spot on and flavorful as well.
– the loca/crazy option comes with same ingredients as above plus loroco (a flower bud from Central America with a reminiscent taste of chard, artichoke, and asparagus mixed with a faint, floral sweetness), amazing combo! you don’t find this everywhere even if pupusas are typically served, a unique menu item to this establishment.
The curtido (cole slaw but with vinegar instead of mayo) was absolutely delicious.
The sopa de res (beef soup) was one of the best I’ve had, flavorful, filling & served piping hot, it’s filled with melt in your mouth beef chunks, corn, cabbage, carrots, squash and yucca, topped fresh cilantro and served with thick handmade tortillas, side of veggie rice and a wedge of lime. Definitely a hearty must try as the weather starts to cool down.
The tacos were wonderful as well – the al pastor had nice flavor although not a traditional wet mexican style, the carnitas were good as well also not a traditional style as the gelatinous pork skin chunks were not included, the lengua (tongue) was cooked a bit too well for personal preference but still good.
A mistake was made between ordering and food delivery but a welcome happy mistake it turned out to be, we order carne asada (grilled steak) tacos but a grilled steak platter arrived instead – well no problem! the steak had amazing flavor, it was fork tender sat on a bed of grilled tomatoesand onions, the red beans fantastic, the rice good and the avocado salad was a nice added touch, the dish is served with a side of thin corn tortillas as well.
To drink we order agua de marañon (cashew apple water – i say water loosely bc it’s just a literal translation yet it can really be considered an ice tisane/tea) – it is yet another item that’s not typically found in many places and uniquely found at this hidden gem. It’s has a tart almost sour taste, think lemon head, drink that’s sweetened.
I bet their breakfast is to die for!
Absolutely recommend and would stop in over and over again when passing through Winchester, Va.
… moreWe walked in at 7:45pm – they close at 8:30pm, the staff was welcoming, friendly and courteous spite it being so late. A wonderful Central American restaurant and market with many specialty staple items that can be found across all of Central American countries.
Limited seating capacity.
The bathrooms were spotless and smelled clean, plenty room in parking lot as well in this free standing establishment.
If you are looking for good food and want to try something new give this establishment a go (it’s been open for 5 years)
we ordered 3 pupusas (a thick griddle cake or flatbread from Central America made with cornmeal or rice flour filled with melted cheese, refried beans and sometimes loroco (see below) or pork.)
– the revueltas/mixed come with beans, cheese and chicarron/pork, had great flavor, came hot and fresh, the dough was spot on and flavorful as well.
– the loca/crazy option comes with same ingredients as above plus loroco (a flower bud from Central America with a reminiscent taste of chard, artichoke, and asparagus mixed with a faint, floral sweetness), amazing combo! you don’t find this everywhere even if pupusas are typically served, a unique menu item to this establishment.
The curtido (cole slaw but with vinegar instead of mayo) was absolutely delicious.
The sopa de res (beef soup) was one of the best I’ve had, flavorful, filling & served piping hot, it’s filled with melt in your mouth beef chunks, corn, cabbage, carrots, squash and yucca, topped fresh cilantro and served with thick handmade tortillas, side of veggie rice and a wedge of lime. Definitely a hearty must try as the weather starts to cool down.
The tacos were wonderful as well – the al pastor had nice flavor although not a traditional wet mexican style, the carnitas were good as well also not a traditional style as the gelatinous pork skin chunks were not included, the lengua (tongue) was cooked a bit too well for personal preference but still good.
A mistake was made between ordering and food delivery but a welcome happy mistake it turned out to be, we order carne asada (grilled steak) tacos but a grilled steak platter arrived instead – well no problem! the steak had amazing flavor, it was fork tender sat on a bed of grilled tomatoesand onions, the red beans fantastic, the rice good and the avocado salad was a nice added touch, the dish is served with a side of thin corn tortillas as well.
To drink we order agua de marañon (cashew apple water – i say water loosely bc it’s just a literal translation yet it can really be considered an ice tisane/tea) – it is yet another item that’s not typically found in many places and uniquely found at this hidden gem. It’s has a tart almost sour taste, think lemon head, drink that’s sweetened.
I bet their breakfast is to die for!
Absolutely recommend and would stop in over and over again when passing through Winchester, Va.
571Willy- R_Villarroel
Reynosa is one of my favorite places to go eat in Winchester VA. The atmosphere, the atención and the food are amazing. I been visiting this place for almost two years.
… moreCraig Bowling
The food has great taste. You can tell it’s authentic. They don’t try and short you on servings either. Definitely recommend.
… moreDustin Luttrell
There’s countless Mexican restaurants across the U.S. with the same menu, 50/50 on quality across the board. Reynosa absolutely knocked it out of the park with authentic el Salvadorian food. Small, 5 or so table restaurant with a grocery section, drive through. Friendly and helpful staff for us gringos and some of the most amazing food I’ve had in a while. 1 papusa is a meal. The chicken quesadilla…..outstanding. can’t wait to try the whole menu
… moreChristian Urias
Wonderful restaurant. I go here whenever I can. Food is exceptional, service is always great and friendly.
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