Casa Garcia's - Round Rock

I had never been here before but I’m glad a relative recommended it. We came to celebrate my parents anniversary and everyone loved their dishes. The best part? I really liked the Mexican lemonade, the enchiladas and fajita meat. In fact, out of everything, everyone loved the fajita meat so much we were sharing it. It was incredibly tender and just perfect! The chips were also super good! We got too full on them because they were that delicious. The worst part? I’m so bummed we didn’t have a dessert. The options looked so good. I was hoping to try the pineapple tres leches but wasn’t able to. I guess I was too stuffed to order a slice! Also, when you’re driving, it’s easy to miss the entrance. It’s on a busy road but look for the yellow fence. If you miss it, it only takes a couple minutes to go around the block again. Update: came back the next day for breakfast. The best part? The chilaquiles! Holy smoke these are the bomb. I paid extra for chicken and an egg, totally worth it. The worst part? Service this time around was not very good. We called ahead of time to ask what the wait time was and we’re told there wasn’t any but when we arrived we were told about 25 minutes. This was fine with us but the wait time was longer. We were finally seated and a few orders were missing items and my drink took a long time to come. We also asked for dessert and it never came. When we asked again the waitress told us that the lady we asked wasn’t serving our table but that other lady said she’d bring it. The waitress seemed stressed and when we’d ask for things she only seemed to be able to take one thing at a time. I totally get it, we were a table of 17 so I’m sure we were a lot to handle but she wasn’t the friendliest to be honest and made us feel like we were a burden asking for things. Then at the very end, 2 out of the 3 receipts were confused so we had to get up and tell her the bills were handed out incorrectly and she said we were confusing her even though she was the one who had handed them out wrong. We tried to be as friendly as possible but towards the end, we had to be firm because she was overall kinda rude. For this second experience, I take away 2 stars.

I had been wanting to try this place for a while and finally got my chance. It was hardly busy on a Thursday evening with plenty of empty tables but still had to wait behind another party before we could be seated. I guess people make more money on unemployment than they do working these days. The food was all very good although I expected larger portions. Our waiter was friendly and efficient enough. Prices were right in line with most of the other decent restaurants in the area. Overall I rate this place a solid 4 stars.

I decided to try something other than the usual so I went with the El Ultimo combo. I was not disappointed. The chefs and kitchen staff work magic with stuffed avocados. I’ve had queso and chips often but these magicians put tomatoes, bell peppers, and chorizo in the melted cheese. Exquisito!!!! 🎉 bravo 🙌!! Aside from great food, the staff is friendly and the men’s bathroom is clean. The Mexican Christmas music had a mix of traditional and contemporary styles. No wonder the parking lot was full.

Took my daughter to eat a celebratory dinner here and was very displeased! The food at this location was mediocre at best. To add insult to injury, our bill was incorrect. We asked to speak with the manager on duty, Ana. The problem was that our menu had tamales priced at $12.99 per dozen. We were charged $15.99. The manager refused to honor the price on the menu. All she kept stating was “the price is already changed in our system, I can’t override it.” When we refused to accept that, she just stood there with her arms folded. So we demanded they take the tamales back and remove them from our bill. She did, but turned around and charged us $2.29 per tamale for three tamales that had been plated but not eaten. She was rude, unaccommodating and lacked social skills! That’s false advertisement! Poor customer service!

I ordered a chimichanga plate with chato beans, I drove back to the hotel I had to drive all the way back, they forgot my chato beans, I also ordered the tostado plate, they also forgot to put chato beans in that plate also, not only that the tostadas we're soggy, that's the reason I didn't go to taco bell, I wanted a crunchy tostado. So check your bags before leaving the restaurant.

Salsa and chips were good. I ordered the enchiladas mexicanas and returned it. I did not like it at all. I did ask for enchiladas with verdes sauce after that and it was really good. The other two people with me liked their food too. We had a 5 year old with us and get chicken strips were good. Great experience, good staff, and the food came out quickly