La Casita Mexican Restaurant

The food is delicious . Support your small business.. it's family owned I believe 4 generations have worked there. They make you feel like family.

Lots of options for Tex mex in the Houston surrounding areas and unfortunately this was a miss. The chips and salsa were stale, no options for green salsa. The chicken in the enchiladas tasted like they came from a can. They claim to have fresh tortillas but I literally saw a waiter carrying a package of tortillas from the store. The only charm of this place is that it's been around for so long and Tom Hanks visited once lol

Nice family run business tucked away in a sleepy rural neighborhood. Tortillas are fresh made and the salsa is decent. Service is great and cheerful.

Tortilla dough comes frozen in a cardboard box. That is not homemade.Carne Guisada is wonderful though

Go to La Casita today because you might die tomorrow. I've been coming here since I was a kid when it was in the small building next door. They have the best salsa! I always leave with extra salsa and put it on everything. Customer service is beyond amazing.

You know what I like about La Casita, Everything, they have some of the best Mexican food around.I love their soups, Caldo de Res, being my favorite along with their Carne Guisada & a great cheese enchilada dinner, what's not to love about all this great food, will see u all on the next trip.Thanks Rick A

Food is good . Have tried everything from enchiladas to fajitas to Chalupas. Have enjoyed all of it.

Everything is fresh made here, by hand everyday (except the chicken nuggets)!Tried Tex-Mex in Texas? Try this one. Run by a "Mom n Pops" couple since 1973. Been going here every week since 1984. Always consistent and delicioso! Excellent queso n chips, fajitas, and enchiladas. Say hi to Rita at supper time. Sweet lady. Second generation owner operator. Makes you feel like part of the family. And the Ritas! Wow. Made with Codigo and tastes terrific. Thankful this is close to home in Friendswood!

I've been eating at La Casitas for about fifteen years and I will always consider this my favorite Tex-Mex restaurant. My Filipina wife who immigrated to the United States about thirteen years ago considers it her favorite among all the restaurants in the area. When she asks for Mexican food, I don't have to ask which restaurant. This is a family owned and operated restaurant and it very much has a family atmosphere. The number of the employees recognize me and my family always receives excellent service. I miss the tortillas chips they used to have, but it's not that big of a deal. I had a history professor who summed it up beautifully when he discussed Mexican food in class. "La Casitas doesn't advertise because they don't have to. Word of mouth is the best form of advertising."

The food is delicious but their alcohol policy is a bit sketchy. I've been to this place a few times and seen them serve micheladas but when I order them they tell me they don't serve beer. The wait is long even after you order your food. Tables that got seated after us got served before other tables, I know because the table behind where I was seated complained to the waitress and I saw it happened. I am not sure I will be back. Good food but horrible service.