El Patron Tacos Y Tortas

the food is good, but it needs mores seasoning(bland). i did not like them putting sour cream on my food.

Very good tacos and food. Friendly workers. They speak Spanish but it just make it more authentic. I'm originally from Southern California. Usually Texan Mexican is a little different, this made me feel at home during my visit. I ordered the "Tacos Piratitas". Crispy, cheesy, flavorful. Rise and beans are good. Tacos are a little too greasy but still delicious. Recommend. (The red and yellow bottles are not ketchup and mustard, it is their red and green sauces)

First time trying this place...the tables were dirty, I guess they don't clean them in between guests. The Pozole Verde was watery, not a very flavorful broth. I don't think it's their strength. I had to add salt, lemon and dried pepper so it would taste ok. I've had better one at Guanataco for half the price!

I guess San Antonio and Dallas have different views on huevos rancheros. This came with a green salsa, two over cooked eggs (csr didn't ask how I wanted them), rice, beans and a side salad with creama on it. Oh and 4 store bought corn tortillas for $8.69. For breakfast I suggest you go to IHOP across the street. This wasn't worth it. Other claim it's good for the tortas, so maybe come for that.!?!?!?!Csr was courteous to all customers coming in and out. This isn't a place where they come to see how you are, so get up if you need something. The restaurant it self was clean and and a good atmosphere until the cook started smoking the place out. If you check in you get a free horchata.. idk if it's good.

We were too lazy to get pretty and go out to a restaurant, so we walked across the street to this place. It's connected to a convenience store so we weren't expecting much. We were pleasantly surprised. Have you ever seen wooden outdoor furniture that has been burned with a rosebud? It's beautiful. This restaurant is full of it. Although the tables are way to close together. This place is by no means Tex mex so I guess it closer to authentic Mexican food. Glenda's nachos were big enough for 3 people. We left half a plate. Very good. I got Campechana with trompo. Take that as a quesadilla with spicy pork. Throw in some grilled onion and some kind of white cheese. It was really good. Two sauces on the table, red and green. Both a little spicy and very good. I tried both, of course. Pleasantly surprised with the food and will probably get breakfast burritos here in the morning. Three locations in DFW. Try em!

Food sucksService greatAmbience dirtyCashier very friendly but did not get what we ordered

Took my wife to eat and it was delicious. Had a beef Torta and tore it up! Wife had chilaquiles and she's picky but she tore it up too.

Not the best they got my order wrong the girls working seems very young and inexperienced especially the one cooking the chicken was very dry I had to add so much lime to be able to chew my taco and swallow it they didn't care to fix the order it was supposed to be 2 bf 1 chkn I got it the other way around good luck if you don't speak Spanish because I do and they still got the order wrong prices to high for the quality of food the rice was very small portion and dried up same as beans and weren't hot went served

good food over all, the tacos de vapor (chicharron specifically) were very tasty, service was good, the cashier was friendly!

Good prices and portions.Only complaint is Undercooked fries and soggy tortilla good portions though.