Mexican Restaurants
Mexican Restaurants
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>> You need to check out El Jalapeno in Atascocita. I too am real picky on Mexican restaurants and most in the area are crap.
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>> I, too, am originally from New Mexico (Albuquerque) and recommend Chuy' s. I always order the "9-1-1." It's off the menu, although it is listed on some Chuy restaurants, but not the one in Humble. It's a green chile enchilada entree made with blue corn tortillas and green chile. I order extra Hatch green chile on the side, and it's delicious!The Kingwood Meat Market has great tacos, and their green salsa is very good.When I worked at HP (Hwy 249) campus, I enjoyed  lunch at Santa Fe Flats located across the street from HP. Owners are from Albuquerque so you can enjoy the flat enchiladas with red or green chile. They also have sopapillas, which we enjoy with our meals in New Mexico, not just the sweetened dessert ones. During the holidays, they offer posole, another New Mexican tradition.I have not yet tried Tularosas, but the owner is originally from New Mexico, so I'm looking forward to trying their food.
Funny the owner of Tularosa's is also the owner of RC's Pizza- and he told us 8 years ago ( we went in a few months after Hurricane Ike he was from NY??
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>> I, too, am originally from New Mexico (Albuquerque) and recommend Chuy' s. I always order the "9-1-1." It's off the menu, although it is listed on some Chuy restaurants, but not the one in Humble. It's a green chile enchilada entree made with blue corn tortillas and green chile. I order extra Hatch green chile on the side, and it's delicious!The Kingwood Meat Market has great tacos, and their green salsa is very good.When I worked at HP (Hwy 249) campus, I enjoyed  lunch at Santa Fe Flats located across the street from HP. Owners are from Albuquerque so you can enjoy the flat enchiladas with red or green chile. They also have sopapillas, which we enjoy with our meals in New Mexico, not just the sweetened dessert ones. During the holidays, they offer posole, another New Mexican tradition.I have not yet tried Tularosas, but the owner is originally from New Mexico, so I'm looking forward to trying their food.
Funny the owner of Tularosa's is also the owner of RC's Pizza- and he told us 8 years ago ( we went in a few months after Hurricane Ike he was from NY??
I apologize- I made a mistake. I swear I thought the owner said he was from NY. I went to the website and under RC's  story he says he grew up in TX. So he is not from NY and maybe/ maybe not from NM. I guess he could be like me - I was born in NM but moved here as a baby. 4951
We usually go to Chuy's. Last week we went to Noyolas in Humble. Very much a hole in the wall, but most of our food was quite good. The tamale was out of this world. 4951
Also in Atascocita on 1960 & Pinehurst Trail (south side of street) is LaVilla. Food is wonderful, $1.99 margaritas on Monday's & Saturday's. Very reasonably priced. 4951
Also in Atascocita on 1960 & Pinehurst Trail (south side of street) is LaVilla. Food is wonderful, $1.99 margaritas on Monday's & Saturday's. Very reasonably priced.
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