Location: Roanoke
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Most Popular Southwestern food in Roanoke, Texas, United States
Find out what Southwestern restaurants to try in Roanoke. Roanoke is a town in Denton County, Texas, United States and part of the Dallas – Fort Worth Metroplex. The population was 8,000 at the 2012 census estimate. A small part of the city extends into Tarrant.
Things to do in Roanoke
1. Los Molcajetes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By SilverbackMunkie
Weâre picky about our TexMex and this first visit filled the bill!! Maybe a little heavy on their margaritaâs triple sec is about the only thing I can complain about. Chips and salsa were excellent (watch the verde dip - itâs hot), fajita chicken quesadillas were excellent and their tamales superb. One person ordered their quail - not too sure about that but service was excellent and quick. Definitely will be back!!
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2. Reno Red's Frontier Cooking
Overall Ratings
4 based on 161 reviews
Just who is Reno Red? Look out the windows and gaze back into the time of the great cattle drives of the Old West. The Chisholm Trail was not far from right here. Among those hard working cowboys along the trail that carried half of all the cattle in Texa
Reviewed By Kufolits
Their 10oz Sirloin Steak Dinner was weak at best. Maybe a 1/2 inch thick and lacked flavor throughout the gristley portion. You can get better at a Golden Corral. Overall, this place Sucked!....and Iâm being kind.
3. On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina
Overall Ratings
3 based on 52 reviews
Every day at 8 a.m., we start chopping veggies, soaking beans, and prepping our mesquite-fired grill. Not because we have to, but because we believe in delicious flavors made-to-order, from hand-rolled enchiladas to our sizzling fajitas to guacamole made
Reviewed By Robert S
This was a birthday party, 11am on Sunday, booked in advance. The place is large enough and the wait staff pleasant and 'birthday' friendly. Seating was very good. Everyone ordered off the menu and I had the fajita special that includes beef, chicken and shrimp. The only thing I did not like was the fajita platter had more onions than anything else. Very little bell peppers. Other than that a decent lunch.
4. Fuzzy's Taco Shop
Overall Ratings
3 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By BillIBT
We usually go to the one in Argyle but tried this one this time. Equally as good, friendly staff and good food. New to the area but Fuzzy's seems to be consistent food quality and prep.
5. Chili's Grill & Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By 649kenk
I don't think I have ever not left a tip until last night! This place is so unpredictable. The last time we were here the place had it together, but last night I am not even sure why they had the doors open. The place was half empty when we walked in. There was no one to greet and seat us, we stood at the front door for awhile. Finally a hostess comes by and says "I'll be right with you" then ask the couple behind us "how many?" They tell her that we were here first, hard to figure out I guess as we were standing in front of the other couple. Once seated we enjoy the atmosphere for quite awhile as nobody comes to our table to order drinks or anything. After what seemed like a long time the hostess walks by and asked if anyone has helped us, she takes our drink order and meal order. I use the restroom and see that a waitress has swung by and dropped, yes literally dropped off one silverware packet. With two of us sitting there we actually had to ask for another. Chili's has those table top computers so to kill time while we wait, wait, wait for our food. It took forever, we played a triva game. Food finally arrived and was placed in front of us by someone other than our waitress. It was hot and actually tasted pretty good other than mine didn't have everything the menu said on it. We now spend the next few minutes trying to flag down the waitress to correct the missing items. She fairly quickly resolves the issue as she drops of the item in a passing move. We eat and enjoy the food. The nice thing about those table top kiosk things is you can pay the bill from them so we call up our bill only to find an item listed as "Table Entertainment $1.99. What? You got to be kidding me, you are charging me to kill time because you can seem to get food out of the kitchen on a timely basis, Bull Sh:t! I flag down the waitress and tell her if I am going to pay for table Entertainment someone slightly dressed better be dancing on the table top! She quickly removed the charge. As I said I don't think I have ever not left a tip, but last night I DIDN"T!
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