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Try Casa Milagro at the corner of E. Campbell and N. Plano Rd. in Richardson. Excellent bar and truly great menue.

couch 'em wrote:Ojeda's may be the most overrated place ever. It is good, but still tastes like the same Tex Mex items reheated from the same supply company, just with more care.

hurts my feelings. But I understand.

Chicken chimichanga is a gift to humanity. 2 meltdowns and you'll forget which hand is right and which is left. Just

smusic 00 wrote:

couch 'em wrote:Ojeda's may be the most overrated place ever. It is good, but still tastes like the same Tex Mex items reheated from the same supply company, just with more care.

hurts my feelings. But I understand.

Chicken chimichanga is a gift to humanity. 2 meltdowns and you'll forget which hand is right and which is left. Just

I haven't been to Ojeda's in 7-8 years. The Ojeda family was a client of one of my friends. When we went there it was always just before closing and we entered through the back entrance. They closed the restaurant and then would feed us. Maybe our food was a little different or special- IDNK.
Do remember their margaritas were 'muy bueno'.

It its good and I go there frequently, don't get me wrong, but 'best in DFW'? Not in my opinion

Dutch wrote:Poncho's mexican buffet opine.

I actually remember the days when Poncho's was in Hillside Village. 4 tacos for a $1. Woohoo!

couch 'em wrote:Ojeda's may be the most overrated place ever. It is good, but still tastes like the same Tex Mex items reheated from the same supply company, just with more care.

I like it, but I don't think it's the most overrated place ever. To me, that's MiCo or Matt's.

Peruna_Ate_My_Rolex wrote:

couch 'em wrote:Ojeda's may be the most overrated place ever. It is good, but still tastes like the same Tex Mex items reheated from the same supply company, just with more care.

I like it, but I don't think it's the most overrated place ever. To me, that's MiCo or Matt's.

i still contend that Matt's has some of the best cheese and onion enchiladas in the area.

I'll be utterly unpopular here and put in a vote for Mariano's. I'm sure it's subpar or something, but I loved that place when I was in Dallas. Fabulous fresh chips, good salsa, great margaritas and very decent food.

Also, if I could somehow get Gloria's black bean dip here in Seattle, I would cry. That stuff has crack in it.

Peruna_Ate_My_Rolex wrote:

Dutch wrote:Poncho's mexican buffet opine.

I actually remember the days when Poncho's was in Hillside Village.

"Not Associated with Pancho's on McKinney"... do you remember that?

Bergermeister wrote:

Peruna_Ate_My_Rolex wrote:

Dutch wrote:Poncho's mexican buffet opine.

I actually remember the days when Poncho's was in Hillside Village.

"Not Associated with Pancho's on McKinney"... do you remember that?

Yep- down a few doors from John Cobbs drug store. BTW wasn't there also a bbq rest. in Hillside Village at one time?

caffeinated_pony wrote:I'll be utterly unpopular here and put in a vote for Mariano's. I'm sure it's subpar or something, but I loved that place when I was in Dallas. Fabulous fresh chips, good salsa, great margaritas and very decent food.

Also, if I could somehow get Gloria's black bean dip here in Seattle, I would cry. That stuff has crack in it.

I couldn't agree more with you. When you arrange that, ship some to Austin.
One of the many things about this town that absolutely sucks (beyond the color of all things UT) is the ridiculous overhype on the food around town.

caffeinated_pony wrote:I'll be utterly unpopular here and put in a vote for Mariano's. I'm sure it's subpar or something, but I loved that place when I was in Dallas. Fabulous fresh chips, good salsa, great margaritas and very decent food.

Also, if I could somehow get Gloria's black bean dip here in Seattle, I would cry. That stuff has crack in it.

I love Mariano's. Crunchy beef tacos are my favorite there.

Lotus wrote: One of the many things about this town that absolutely sucks (beyond the color of all things UT) is the ridiculous overhype on the food around town.

Is Jorge's (and their famous/infamous Everclear margaritas) still around?

Monica's in Deep Ellum... I mean, 50 cent margs. Checkmate.

[quote="Junior Also, if I could somehow get Gloria's black bean dip here in Seattle, I would cry. That stuff has crack in it.[/quote]

Can you buy that bean dip in Dallas? If so, where? I've not heard of it before. TIA