El Patio - (Near Angleton, TX)

Lizzie Cassie I tried cava at the college station location and it was A great experience. The staff members are so patient with you Brittany and dee and fatima were very friendly and patient and they dont rush you either which is great for people like me who can’t decide which is also gray because they let you try the meats there. Definitely recommend, in college Station. It’s a great experience.

diablo verde Food was delicious! It came out quickly, restaurant was cute. I liked how the light fixtures looked like upside-down ramen bowls. Everything was clean, and the staff was super friendly. Had the drunken Ramen with pork and a Thai tea. Ramen had a nice kick and the veggies were refreshing and still had a nice crunch to them. The tea was nice and not too sweet

Dayna Guerrero Originally from 03/2024: SOFT OPENING Highly impressive venue - Corpus Christis newest Ocean Drive dining option. Gallery 41, you have a very decadent view, lovely decor & ambiance. I was only able to enjoy a cocktail however I can’t wait to dine with you. Nicest staff & GM! The lavender delight cocktail was scrumptious!! Thanks for elevating Corpus • looking forward to all the changes that are coming our way!

Ashlie Diego *How can I tell if an animal is really a service animal and not just a pet? To determine if an animal is a service animal, you may ask two questions: Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability? What work or task has the dog been trained to perform? You may not ask these questions if the need for the service animal is obvious. Examples include when a dog is guiding an individual who is blind or is pulling a person’s wheelchair. In addition: You may not ask about the nature or extent of an individual’s disability You may not require proof that the animal has been certified, trained or licensed as a service animal You may not require the animal to wear an identifying vest or tag You may not ask that the dog demonstrate its ability to perform the task or work I just wanted to first put this here for the business as I was asked incorrectly about my service animal-I really wasnt in the mood for a fight. I chose this place because it has a big parking lot where I could park the large trailer I was hauling. The building has a drive thru which seemed very efficient. It was very busy (black friday) but they took our orders quickly and our food and my drink came out pretty quickly. We both ordered breakfast burritos and got a green and red salsa- the green has a pickled flavor but no spice, the red has a little spice. They were pretty good mixed on my burrito, it added some flavor. I ordered a dulce de leche latte and it was pretty good. The inside of the building is nice, it seems new and modern with some cute decor touches. The old firetruck is very neat. The prices are reasonable and the food was filling (the tortilla on the breakfast burrito was the thickest almost bread like tortilla that Ive ever had)

Jeff Spicoli Recently started going to Tri La Bite with coworkers who eat there regularly and I’m glad they introduced me. Awesome service, solid portions, great flavor pairings and okra. Love okra. The chorizo blue cheese burger is awesome as is their current bourbon burger special. I have also tried their veggie wrap which is great as well. I haven’t had all the burgers in Alpine but I’m sure their burgers are in the running for best in town. Stop by if you see them open.

Jimmy Ford Love the breakfast tacos. I have been around the breakfast taco block and these make me happy. In the picture you can see they are huge and my 3 and 4 year old almost cleaned their plate. The machacado is exactly the way I like it, very flavorful and made with the correct meat. I also had a mini taco plate last weekend and it was great as well. Some of these reviews I am reading are ridiculous. This restaurant is a simple place more along the line of a local hole in the wall restaurant. Which are the best Mexican food spots in my opinion. These reviewers take themselves too seriously.