Lupe Tortilla Mexican Restaurant

I've not been disappointed here. Some may say it's a little expensive but you pay what you get for. I love their little beans they serve with the chips. Very flavorful. Can't go wrong with mixed chicken, beef and shrimp fajitas. Hubs loves their corn tortillas and I love their giant flour ones. Waits may seem long but go by quickly. Not too loud.

Great salsa! Delicious food, Ruby Red 'Rita was to die for and our waitress Elizabeth was amazing today! Sunday Brunch Success

Walked in, waited for a little over ten minutes, waited was ten min. Got seated and it took a little while for someone to come to the table for my order, so when they came I know my app and meal, their salsa is amazing, as well as the charro beans, the food was really good, our waiter was amazing and the drinks are strong. If they pick up the service, it would be 10 stairs.

Fajitas fajitas fajitas!!!!Chicken fajitas shrimp fajita steak fajitas..... You definitely have to try them onceI do really like the fish tacos also and the Margaritas are good.Most of the stuff on the menu is a little bit better than you're going to find it most Tex-Mex places but it won't blow your mind.

Came for Brunch and it was so good! The fajita omelet was delicious! Cheesy and the fajita meat and peppers were on point! My wife had the chiliqules where were good also.

My wife had a few little Valentine's gifts ready for my oldest son and his wife who live in New Braunfels. We decided to drive up there and take them to lunch so we could drop the gifts off. We let them choose the place, and ended up here.The restaurant was very nice. I liked the way it was laid out and decorated. I didn't research it, but it definitely gives off "big chain" vibes. It is supposed to be Tex Mex, and did a pretty good job in that direction. I would never choose it as a place to eat in San Antonio. I am definitely one of those people who prefers the little mom and pop Mexican restaurants we have on every corner in San Antonio.Everyone enjoyed their food. I had the avocado toast with two sunny side up eggs. My only negative comment is that there was no salt on any of it. They also did not have any salt available on the table. I flooded it with their hot sauce, and even that did not provide any saltiness- or heat for that matter. Just the same, I enjoyed the meal. I wasn't very hungry and wanted something light. I didn't pay enough attention to what the others ate to say more about the food.Oh... wait... I should mention the chips. They brought the biggest complimentary bowl of tortilla chips I have seen in a restaurant. I was surprised because many places have reduced the portion and started charging for them. They had two salsas. One was a warm and very tasty traditional one. The other was almost like a bowl of borracho beans. My wife ordered some chili con queso and they brought another huge bowl of the warm chips with that. They were so good that I had a hard time sticking to my limit of 10 chips.Our server was very good. She got all the orders right. She was very pleasant, but she did not hover over us at all. When my tea was ready to be refilled, she magically appeared to ask if I wanted more. Some servers don't ask men if they want more. They just bring it and ruin your perfectly sweetened glass. It wouldn't matter here because they just bring a new glass full of tea. But, getting that new glass when I don't want it annoys me. I like to be asked.Anyway, I would go back here again for a regular meal, so that I can judge it on the tortillas, rice, and beans the way I usually do. I also want to try some of their margaritas. It's too bad I have to face a drive back to San Antonio on I35 when I'm there. Maybe there is a location in San Antonio.

Seriously bummed that the enchiladas aren't spicy. What the . . . ? Excellent service at the bar for an individual diner. The chips are A-MAZING! Thin and crispy. Salsa has some heat. The beans are smoky. It's not too loud at the bar, so an excellent option if you have difficulty hearing with ambient sound. The enchiladas were SOOO TOUGH. And the Barbacoa was really tough. I sat at the bar and I had to push the previous settings aside. They weee never removed during my meal

First things first, the food is great. Delicious fajitas. Great service, but with a caveat. If you want to know the caveat, keep reading. I'm a resident of Sugar Land, TX, a suburb of Houston, TX. I've visited New Braunfels a number of times, and I've always felt the disdain. On a previous visit, we were yelled at and called "terrorists" in the parking lot of Target nearby this restaurant. It's just the way it is. So I don't want to blame this restaurant for what is the overall vibe of the town. When we walked in, the greeters immediately looked at us like "Oh. It's those people." The contempt was searing. I realize the situation in the Middle East, and nearing the presidential election has certain people feeling a certain way but, usually, most people are able to contain it. Not them. They wouldn't even look at us and their faces were of disgust. They grabbed the menus, and just started walking. Barely a word.Normally, I would just walk out, but I had my teen daughter with me and I try my best to shield her from this stuff. But this was too much. When the waitress came, I couldn't help myself but to ask, "Are we not wanted here?" After that, the waitress went above and beyond to treat us with such kindness and smiles, it almost made up for the initial reception. Then the manager came to our table and said the waitress talked to him and he wanted us to feel valued and respected as customers. I greatly appreciated this. I left a big tip and it was well deserved. Food was delicious and the waitress and manager were fantastic.Sadly, I must advise that if women in your party wear Hijab, I'd advise you stick to drive-thru fast food or pack picnic baskets if you're passing through or visiting New Braunfels.

Food is great!! This is my 5th or 6th time to eat at Lupe Tortilla. Service is wonderful as well. You won't be disappointed!!!

Well this was a very pleasant surprise! Being a Tex-Mex snob who favors little ma-and-pop type places over busy chain restaurants, I didn't expect much from my first visit to Lupe Tortilla, but I was meeting some relatives (driving up from San Antonio) for dinner and they picked the spot as it was quick to access from the highway. I protested but lost the fight. And I'm glad! Admittedly the prices were a bit on the high side, but not obscenely so, and the quality of the food (and my margarita -- I splurged on the "Platinum") was very satisfying. Good sized portions, too! I judge all Tex-Mex places by their enchiladas, and Lupe's did not disappoint. I was pleased that the order of the "Classic Tex-Mex" enchilads came with three enchiladas, which in my book should always be the bare minimum. Thumbs up all around from the rest of the table on their orders, too: my aunt was especially happy with her flat enchiladas (we're all originally from El Paso, so we grew up on those), and my cousin's puffy tacos definitely gave me pangs of order-envy. Great salsa, too -- and even better service! We lucked into getting a server named Darby, and she could not have been more attentive and friendly. Not to mention just fun and genuinely funny! When -- and I do mean when, not "if" -- I go back, I'm gonna be bummed if Darby's not my waitperson again, but I'm sure the rest of the staff is just as good. Or at least nearly just as good. So all in all, highly recommended. And if you get seated in Darby's section, bonus!