Location: Eagle Pass
Top Restaurants in Eagle Pass
Top Things to do in Eagle Pass
Where to Eat in Eagle Pass: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Eagle Pass in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Takeout. Discover best restaurants in Eagle Pass with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Things to do in Eagle Pass
1. Parrilla de San Miguel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By Dan G
Best place to eat in Eagle Pass. You have to get the fried stuffed mushrooms (champiñon bombis) but be warned, they come 10 to an order so they’re a whole meal by yourself. Other Mexican fare is good, except I’m pretty sure there’s no tequila in the margarita I had.
2. Mezquite Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By bs0549 - South Texas
Food was hot and tasty. We had ordered a BLT and a hamburger. Both delicious. Service was a little slow. Waited 15 minutes to order and another 15 to get our bill. There was only 4 others in the restaurant at the time. But I would recommend eating here, if you're not in a hurry.
3. Luby's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By MichaelG2206 - Houston, Texas, United States
Typical luby's, nothinng special. My baked potato was more than a little over done but everything else was as expected.
4. Fuddruckers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Drew S
This establishment is consistent with other Fudruckers in other cities. If you have never been to a Fudruckers you should come try one of their burgers. They are consistently delicious. Also, the salads with grilled chicken here are top notch. The service was very good when I visited.
5. Sage Steakhouse @ Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Rich K - Blackfoot, Idaho, United States
The Porterhouse was perfect, the staff is confident in their steak it they don't provide a steak knife and they were correct. The wife had the Kobe burger which was just as great
6. Whataburger
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By truckdrivrforammo
Ordered #5 Bacon Cheeseburger W/grilled onion/peppers ON side. Received order, took one bite, had NO CHEESE,NO BACON & grilled onion/peppers were on burger. Took back to counter. Showed receipt, the girl asked "you had #5?!? (she even took the order). The manager shrugged his shoulders & said oh, guess they just forgot. Waited 6 minutes (I'm thinking "oh they are remaking the order) ONLY for them to bring back SAME cold burger w/cold slice of cheese & STILL NO BACON. My onion rings are cold by then & I'm sure that SAME burger is also. All the MANAGER said WAS sorry. I asked for a refund. Sad part is I looked forward to eating at WhatABurger ALLDAY.
7. Rodee's Country Fried Chicken
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Jeorge P - Piedras Negras, Mexico
My god, as I write this... I'm in the mood for Chicken!! Fried Chicken that is. I love the flavor and at Rodee's Chicken! (it's very unique and DELICIOUS) While you're there, order some Mollejas de Pollo, dip them in sauce and start filling your stomach..you won't regret it!
Gotta tell you something, I usually order more then I can eat, so most of the time I take a box with leftover chicken. But you know, you get home... you put it in the fridge and after a day or two you warm it up in the oven (never in a microwave!), and usually it doesn't taste the same right? it has that leftover flavor. After 2,3, even 4 days... Rodee's Chicken really does taste as good as if you had just ordered it! Don't know
why, don't know how...but is true! AMAZING! I love it.
8. Morales Tacos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By jakintex - teas
open early and late, tacos morales is always on my must stop list every time i go through eagle pass, which is 2 to 3 times a year. the food is really tasty, and its not a budget killer. plate combos or just tacos alone.... i highly reccommend either.
9. Church's Chicken
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel G - Odem, Texas
My wife and I wanted to take a break from gambling at the lucky eagle casino so we headed into town and came across Church's chicken on veterans Blvd. Chicken was very good and crispy loved the sweet tea. place was nice and clean. staff was friendly and very helpful on pointing out other attractions in the area. Good Job Guys and Gals
10. Border Burgers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
This is a small, family-owned business that is literally a block or two from the Mexican border. It is one of those places that is fun to visit that you would never find unless you talked to a local. The phone number is 830-757-2260.
Reviewed By flabbytabbycat - San Antonio, Texas
Border Burger is a small, family owned business in downtown Eagle Pass that is located about two blocks from the Mexican border. It is housed in a small, unobtrusive building (the street number is not posted on the building) and is located between two equally unobtrusive buildings on busy East Garrison Street. The small eating area inside is plain and so-so clean (try not to stare at the ceiling fan); it is a "bus-your-own table" establishment. Be forewarned- if you are at all concerned about the fat and calorie content of your meal, this is not the place for you! The menu consisits of burgers, tacos, one type of burrito, as well as sides such as French fries, nacho chips and onion rings- smothered in cheese, if you wish. They serve sweet-but-tart lemonade (in addition to sodas), which compliments the food nicely. My favorite item is the red taco (3 for $2; 3 for $1.87 without the artificial color); I like them soft, but observed that many other patrons order these yummy corn tacos fried. The most expensive item on the menu is the jalapeno burger, at $3.89. You may have to wait a few minutes for your meal, as the food is prepared to order. Border Burger has a brisk drive-thru business, so be careful as you approach and leave the property. There is no parking on the premises, but street parking is not a problem. I recommend this place for a tasty, albeit high calorie, lunch in a no-frills place frequented by locals.
