About - Las Dos Fridas
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Offerings
- Coffee
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
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I was traveling from Austin south to San Antonio and looking for a really good Mexican restaurant that was on the way and here it was. Rated very high I thought while this probably is going to be a good one because it has so many stars. They were not wrong! It's a very small restaurant and it's right by the railroad tracks. It probably only has eight tables in it. However the food is really really good The chips are super fresh and I enjoyed everything. The lemonade the horchata is excellent there was nothing I could complain about. The prices were pretty good about what you would expect and I would definitely go here often if it was a place that was close to my house. Sadly I was just passing through but I will remember it though!
What a delightful lunch we had today. We loved every dish we ordered. The house chips were amazing with the queso. The fajita was amazing, according to my son and husband, and we ordered the Santi Tacos, which is quesedillas with sausage, bacon, and carne asada. However, since I can't eat beef, they were so kind to replace it with pastor. The service was amazing, too. I wouldn't hesitate to come back again.
Excellent cook! The food is the prize here .. Expect a wait as this a small establishment wit minimal staffing. Lovely Frida decor / homage to La Casa Azul. Breakfast entrees: Ordered one migas tacos, basic migas taco followed by La Sol y la Vida, delicious, preferred the shredded queso fresco but does come with cubed queso fresco / Las Dos Fridas - fantastic dish! / Tres Leches French Toast - a tad dry missing a cream sauce (tres leches cream drizzle?) Coffee okay. Complimentary ceviche received was fresh & divine! Absolutely will return especially to try lunch. Support local.