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Most Popular Latin food in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico
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1. Mi Pueblito Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By wireless_in_CA
Our team enjoyed a hearty lunch in this nicely decorated restaurant. Big warrior like statues, skeletons (a la day of the dead theme), paintings and Mexican decor surrounded us as we dined at a large wooden table.Meat dishes dominated the menu and many of us chose fajitas, arachera mi pueblito, etc. my chicken fajitas were plentiful and flavorful but my co-worker found the arachera to be a bit too tough, most likely the cut of meat.I tried the nopales (cactus) for the first time and wasnât sure what to expect. It had a firm texture reminding me of a thicker bell pepper but taste did not match anything Iâve eaten in the past. I ended up slicing it into thin strips and adding them to my fajitas.Overall good setting, service but mixed bag on the food.
2. La Traviata
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By 426felixm
Awesome place in downtown Matamoros, kind of reminds me about Colettis in Harlingen. The place looks really nice it has a high end restaurant atmosphere, and the buffet is really good and affordable, about $7 dollars per person. Highly recommend it if you're looking to eat something different in Matamoros.
3. Mi Pueblito Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By wireless_in_CA
Our team enjoyed a hearty lunch in this nicely decorated restaurant. Big warrior like statues, skeletons (a la day of the dead theme), paintings and Mexican decor surrounded us as we dined at a large wooden table.Meat dishes dominated the menu and many of us chose fajitas, arachera mi pueblito, etc. my chicken fajitas were plentiful and flavorful but my co-worker found the arachera to be a bit too tough, most likely the cut of meat.I tried the nopales (cactus) for the first time and wasnât sure what to expect. It had a firm texture reminding me of a thicker bell pepper but taste did not match anything Iâve eaten in the past. I ended up slicing it into thin strips and adding them to my fajitas.Overall good setting, service but mixed bag on the food.
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