About - Tita’s Kitchen
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
Top Reviews
See All ReviewsExcellent restaurant. The food is delicious, the atmosphere is very welcoming, and the service is incredible. You can truly feel the love and dedication in every dish. I highly recommend this place!
This small authentic Mexican food is the best I’ve had the pleasure of dinning in. Friendly staff, service and food! If you are passing through, visiting, or Lemesa is your home, this is a must stop! I’m here from East Texas visiting customers, and I’ll be back!
I stopped by Tita’s Kitchen on a voyage from Lubbock, wandering the highways like a hungry explorer looking for treasure, and let me tell you — I struck absolute gold. First came the chilaquiles, and good gracious they were packed with flavor like a mariachi band crammed into a phone booth. Every bite had the kind of kick and soul that makes you pause mid-chew and just nod at the table like, “Yep… this is the good stuff.” Then there were the potatoes. I don’t say this lightly — these might be the best potatoes I’ve ever tasted. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, seasoned like someone’s abuela personally supervised every single cube. The beans? Smooth, rich, and comforting — the kind that make you wonder why beans anywhere else even bother showing up to the plate. And the brisket… mercy. Tender, smoky, and so good it almost made me emotional. If brisket were a sport, this one’s making the all-star team. But what really seals the deal at Tita’s Kitchen is the people. The staff are so friendly you start to feel less like a customer and more like a cousin who showed up right around lunchtime. If you find yourself rolling through town hungry, do yourself a favor and pull into Tita’s Kitchen. I came in as a traveler from Lubbock… and left feeling like I’d just had Sunday breakfast with family