MasFajitas

This restaurant is located in a strip center with plenty of seating and a full bar with 6 flats screens. Once seated, they bring complementary chips and salsa. Their red salsa is mildly spicy, but quite good and the chips are thin and crispy.
We got here at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and discovered the lunch menu goes til 4pm. We ordered a couple of jumbo frozen margaritas which were great values.
I had the lunch beef fajitas, which were perfectly cooked and very tender paired with their homemade flour tortillas. The chicken salad had plenty of pulled chicken. For the money, this place is worth stopping into, however, when they present you with the handheld device to pay, it does not list what you ordered, it merely gives you the final figure.

Went with a large group so expectations were managed. Reason for 3 vs 2 stars.,The service of 1 server for almost 30 people was better than expected. Most orders were a toss up on who had ordered them. He got help with entrees being delivered to the room we were in but otherwise mostly a 1 man show with at least 15 separate checks. The good news stops.
The food is barely just ok. Some people asked for chicken in their entrees and got beef. I tried a new dish with cheese enchiladas and a "sauce" that was just several large chunks of overcooked beef. Most dishes for us and others at our table had sat under a warmer of some kind so they could be served to the group in proximity. Cheese was almost liquified vs just melted. The pinto beans looked like canned baked beans out of the can but without the tomato sauce. Hard and not really hot.
Nothing again compels me to return.,
Wanted to like the place but not so much again.

Thought we would try something new, we stopped in about the time the UT game started. We were seated right away, and served our drinks, chips and salsa quickly!

We had a great booth, were able to watch the game comfortably on the bar TVs.

We ordered queso, chicken fajitas, and mad-guisada (cheese enchiladas with carne guisada on top). We asked for pico on the side, note it was an extra fee.

The fajitas had great flavor, good seasoning and great veggies. The rice and charro beans were good, and the tortillas fresh.

The guida was cooked well, good flavor, and paired wonderfully with the cheese enchiladas. The retired beans were my favorite, normally I add queso to beans for flavor, I didn't have to here.

All in all, great dinner, good service and nice atmosphere, we will be back.

Uh... 3 or 4 stars? Hard saying. I'd give it four because the menu is so big, but three is more reflective of the consistency of quality. I've been wowed a time or two, but my family has mostly left somewhat disappointed every time we visit. I wanna love it, but I just kinda like it instead.
There's definite room for improvement in the consistency of food quality. Maybe I've just gotten bad batches, because this place is always hopping, which means people like it. I think it should be better for the price, however.

This place is very much family style picture. Below are my pupusa's, which were delicious. The coleslaw was very spicy, but everything was tasty. My whole family had a big dinner there and it was very lively. The atmosphere was a lot of fun. Good for Groups

After moving here from California, (yes California, don't hate me) I've constantly ran across advertisements for this restaurant. In neighborhood flyers, coupons, everywhere I look. I just thought it was another "wannabe" Mexican restaurant, probably "Tex Mex", which I'm sorry, I have not been able to wrap my arms around.

We live in the outskirts of Georgetown, almost Leander, so I haven't had an opportunity to explore the city. So my wife met up with some friends here and she couldn't stop talking about the place. She claimed the food was great, they have lunch specials and it really packs a crowd.

So I ventured by one day and grabbed a lunch to go. Take out orders are taken at the bar. It was exactly 11:3am. While waiting I noticed people just streaming in 3, 4, 5 at a time. To me a popular restaurant says something.

I ordered the "Carnitas lunch", a nice chunk of marinated pork, roasted and served with beans, rice and tortillas. I be had lots of carnitas meals. Carnitas tacos, burritos, and Tortas (Latin sandwich). The carnitas meat was very good. Some time restaurants don't marinate it long enough, or season it properly, or buy a cheap grade with lots of fat. This plate had great flavor, chunks of onions were mixed in, and very little fat.

Wow! Man have I been missing out thinking this was just another Latin imposter. I can't wait to try other meals.

While waiting for my food, I over heard a server taking orders at a table. Top notch service. Friendly, alert, an honest display of concern. I like that.

This place hits my top 5 major restaurants mandates.

1. Good food with flavor
2. Good value for what I'm getting
3. Service that respects my experience
4. Clean. Atmosphere, restrooms and kitchen, if I'm able to get a peak.
5. Quality. Does the price match what I'm getting.

As much as I hate to say it, come on done to G-town and try out this family restaurant. BTW, they have other locations including Taylor, Round Rock, and Killeen. Check those out too.

Michael C. Georgetown, Texas

As of 3/23/23 THEY HAVE NO MEXICAN BEER!!! The server says it's a conflict with their distributor. NO MEXICAN BEER at a Mexican food restaurant is like no tomato sauce at an Italian restaurant. C'mon. Enchiladas and Michelob Ultra doesn't exactly transport me to Cabo. I don't know if this is gamesmanship between the two sides (Like when ESPN says it won't be on DISH anymore during contact negotiations) but I'm voting with my wallet. There's a perfectly good Mexican restaurant across the street. Adíos for now, Fajitas!

I've been here a few times now, and I just haven't found a dish I love. The service is good, so no complaints there. The crispy tacos were over greasy, and the enchiladas weren't great either. There are other options in Georgetown that serve my tastes better, so I'll be going there.

Food and service were both good, pretty much typical Tex-Mex food. We always order the Caldwell Special and it doesn't disappoint w/ a side crunchy taco ( for me ) Oh also the Queso Flameado is a meal by itself.
Not giving 5 stars only because I have had better Tex-Mex in Houston at the Spanish Flower and the original Mama Ninfa's.

The only way to get a better deal is to get a good deal for a new one. You can't just buy a cheap taco. Always good. Goodbye