Looking for Tex-Mex options? Here are some places to try or revisit in the Greater Houston area.
Chuy's
Chuy's is an Austin original that has since gone national. The owners had a vision of a fun and funky Tex-Mex restaurant that served authentic and fresh food in an atmosphere that appealed to everyone. Even though it is a large chain, everything is always fresh and never frozen.
The Don'key
The Don'Key doors opened in 1984 in Pasadena, and they are famous for their Don'Key Ritas and fajitas. Sign up for their Don'Key emails to receive birthday and anniversary rewards.
Gringo's
There are 10 Gringo's locations in the Greater Houston area, so from Spring to Texas City, there is a spot for everyone. The original Gringo's is in Pearland and it opened in 1993. In addition to serving up Tex-Mex, Gringo's hosts fundraiser nights and donates to local schools and organizations.
Jimmy Changa's
Jimmy Changa's has four locations: Pasadena, League City, Katy and Pearland. All active military, veterans and first responders receive a 50 percent discount with ID every day. For everyone else, join the Wild Tribe to receive discounts and special offers.
Lopez Mexican Restaurant
The Lopez family opened the restaurant in 1978, and the family has been serving up Tex-Mex favorites ever since.
Lupe Tortilla
This establishment is known for its beef fajitas around the Greater Houston area. If you have not tried them, there are more than a dozen local spots, so what are you waiting for?
Monterey's Little Mexico
There are Monterey's Little Mexico locations all over Houston. Apply for a Loyalty Card to get free food and one reward point for every dollar spent at Monterey's. Earn $8 as a reward for every $100 spent.
Original Ninfa's on Navigation
The Original Ninfa's on Navigation is where it all started. Mama Ninfa first stuffed chargrilled sliced beef into a handmade flour tortilla and launched the national fajita craze.
Pappasitos
If you're a Pappasito's fan, make sure to join their email club for exclusive offers.
Teotihuacan
There are three Teotihuacan locations in the Greater Houston area: one on Irvington Boulevard, Airline Drive and West Bellfort Avenue. The restaurant on Irvington Boulevard is the original location where the owners split their time among all the jobs that make a restaurant operate. Now the Teo family is over 100 people. Join the Teo Club to receive special discounts and offers.
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