Mi Casita Mexican Food

We were greeted quickly by the lovely owner, she took our order and then chatted with us a bit. We order chips and salsa, the salsa was good. The chips a little thicker than we like but still good. I had a carnitas taco. The taco was on a flour tortilla, with onion and cilantro. The pork was very tender and good. I also had the fajita chicken taco. I would order them both as street tacos next time. My husband had the chicken flauta and quesadilla. The chicken was moist, and the flauta was tasty. Glass bottle cokes for drinks. My husband tried the fountain Mountain Dew but we just aren't fountains soda fans. We will definitely return. And wish this lovely couple of 45 years many more years of happiness.

I love this little Mom and Pop gem! Consistently good for many many years! Everything is yummy!

I didn't take any pictures, unfortunately, because was hungry and just wanted to eat.I ordered the "mi Casita" burrito with chicken and no sour cream and it wasn't the worst I've eaten, it was far from the best. My biggest complaint was that the burrito wasn't wrapped very good at all, causing it to literally fall apart in my hand....I literally had to rip the tortilla and try to get as much filling in it as I could since there was no way to eat it like a burrito since just picking it up was impossible. Also for a Mexican food place, it was very much Tex-Mex and the only meat option they had was beef or chicken. At least the beans tasted like they prob make it there, but there was so much in that burrito that I couldn't taste the chicken until the burrito was half gone. Also at no point could I taste the guacamole at all. The hot sauce they provided was very mild, and no kick to it at all.Service wasn't bad, though, and the guy taking the orders seemed nice though (the owner, I think)

found this place while going to eat pho but it was closed so ended up here and boy I wasn't disappointed it was so good we were glad we accidentally ended up here ya gotta try this place out the food is so good and the owners are super nice, the service is fast and food is so fresh

Great place to eat lunch,very friendly people and clean place loved there burrito with beans and rice oh don't forget the horchata it was amazing.

Amazing service and great food. 10/10 authentic Mexican flavor. My fiancé and I will be regulars here- they got the big topo Chico's too!

My son-in-law brought my wife and me to try this hole in the wall Tex-mex restaurant.Great service, very nice owners (husband and wife).Excellent burrito, nachos, posole, and fajita

Funny thing, this was the very first place we ate at in Denton but I haven't been here in years. After driving all night across the state with a Uhaul, our apartment was not ready and this place was walking distance from where we were parked. That's it, that's the only reason we came here, but it was our introduction to Denton cuisine. I have also eaten here several times after settling in, but it's been about 10 years since I've tried it.I think subconsciously I always think they are closed because their University location (Mi Casita Express) is more convenient for me and it has much shorter hours. That location is always closed when I'm over on Sunset or University, so by proxy I assume this location is, but it's open 7am until 10pm during the week. They close at 5pm on Saturday and are closed on Sundays. I've always used the drive thru, I find this parking lot a little tighter for accessing the drive thru than their Express location. It's also easier to access when heading North on Carroll.I've never found their service memorable in one direction or the other, except I have a few memories of them being slow, but the food is pretty cheap and pretty good for the price.I got the al la carte items this time around as I've only had their breakfast tacos and burritos in the past. I got a flauta for $1.89, a carne asada taco for $2.49, a side of rice for $1.89 and a side of beans for $1.89.Initially the order was given to me without the rice and beans... half the order. They fixed it, so no big deal, but if someone gets home before discovering the missing items that would be a huge nuisance. They give you complimentary chips and salsa with your order. The chips are thick, like I prefer, but they were getting a little stale and didn't have a lot of flavor. The salsa was okay, middle of the road. It would be a good option for someone sensitive to spice or heat, it's on the bland side. However, these chips and salsa came from a drive thru and are complimentary, so that fits with expectations rather well actually.The flauta was pretty good. I would have preferred it if the temperature was hotter, but it was still really good and worth the price. The rice and beans were extremely large portions for the price and were alright. The portion is so big, it can feed 2 or 3 people for sides, at least the beans could. The rice tasted a lot better than it looked, it appeared to be overcooked but it tasted just fine!The only thing I felt was overpriced was the carne asada taco. For $2.49 add some damn cheese or sour cream or something. It was just a scoop of carne asada that was drowned in way too much cilantro and onion, I had to remove most of it. The meat tasted fine but it needed some more flavor for the price.The other items were a really good price for the portion though! Not the greatest or the most consistent place, but not bad for a drive thru and decent for the price.

Wanted some quick breakfast tacos and decided to drop by. The place is super small and most of it's traffic comes from drive thru. Literally 3 tables and a small ordering counter. There was a weird sewer like smell coming from the back. I ordered 3 breakfast tacos. Bacon and Egg, Potato and Egg, and Chorizo and Egg. Surprisingly, the chorizo didn't taste bad! What ever they used was pretty good. Actually none of them tasted bad at all, they were all pretty good. What was distasteful was the raw tortilla. The tortillas were not fully cooked but rather warmed. They obviously use store bought tortillas. Most of these tortillas aren't fully cooked, they are too white. (No pun intended). Tortillas should have a little brown in them. The salsa is obviously not homemade, and the taste of raw tomato and cilantro is evident. Also, thought it was weird they served the tacos in aluminum foil even though I asked to eat there. Chips with my breakfast tacos was a first as well. I would have probably have this place 4/5 had I done drive through.

The food here is always fresh and well seasoned. They offer a very authentic Hispanic experience , as far as cuisine in addition to the atmosphere, and great customer service. So far I've only had their tacos/breakfast tacos, burritos, and chips and salsa/guacamole and I still can't pick a favorite.