Jessica Wilson

Very impressed with our food! We had the cheese nachos, which were surprisingly delicious. Also had the cheese enchilada plate and the Mexican plate. Food was excellent and service was very fast and friendly. Highly recommend!

Victoria M Campion

Amazing place to eat. Small charming feel and giant portions at great price. On vacation here but plan to eat here daily until I go home. Highly recommend

K Alvarez (LatinaThrifterMom)

One of the Best Mexican breakfast. Food takes longer to be served because it’s all makes from scratch. Big portions are served. You must try the homemade flour tortillas. It is super big and delicious. The chilaquiles were little bit spicy but so delicious. When you come to South Padre Island, you must force a stop at Port Isabel to eat here. I read comments about the American breakfast served here. We didn’t order any of that so I can not provide feedback on that price. If you are looking for genuine Mexican food for a great price come here. If you want American food, you may want to look somewhere else. There is only 1 restroom for both men/ women and it’s clean also. I would definitely come back.

+3

ELODIE TESSIER

Breakfast at Mexiquito Restaurant was a great choice. The breakfast served was delicious and authentic. The coffee was freshly brewed and something special! The overall atmosphere was family style, cozy warm feeling. The service was quick and helpful when choosing what dishes to pick. The restaurant is ADA friendly. Only 1 restroom available (enough space for wheelchair users). The place and restroom was clean.

Susan P

Stopped for breakfast after the Starship launch. The place was packed! We ordered breakfast tacos, which were enormous! We both had leftovers for breakfast the next day.

Alondra Galvan

Such an amazing local restaurant at the SPI skirt. We were greeted since we opened the door and immediately our server asked for our drinks and had them almost at the instant. Our food was very scrumptious with an authentic Mexican flavor, we even asked for the spiciest salsa and we had a green one that brought me unforgettable memories from yummy tacos in Mexico streets. Prices are very affordable and a great service. I most definitely recommend this place to come with your significant other or your family.

Lana Stephens

Sat ourselves in this tiny Cafe, quickly greeted with drink orders taken $2.50 for soda can😒 We ordered a sausage and egg burrito $6.99 a burrito con todo with chili con Carne and cheese $12 and a plate with 2 eggs over medium, 2 bacon hashbrowns beans and buttered toast $6.99 It was all very yummy. 2 meals on the burritos. Paid at counter with card, no issues receipt given for transaction. Definitely would return.

Island Judy

This is your typical Mexican restaurant. Located on Trevino and Hwy 100 in Port Isabel. Lower cost, food is good and seasoned well. Homemade tortilla...almost a necessity here. It is a little hole in the wall with one bathroom. Masks required and server wearing gloves they never change. Good breakfast menu with large tortilla. Does not come with sides. I had Carne Guisada which was flavorful for 13.99. My husband had the con todo which he really liked - eggs, meats, beans and cheese for 9.99. They do have a 3.99 breakfast - low cost breakfast. There is additional parking down from restaurant. Service is okay. Restaurant server was more comfortable with Spanish but did understand English. Menu is in English. Not friendly. Restaurant was clean. Silverware comes wrapped. Tea was fresh.

+5

Gabriela Fuller

Service was great! Prices are good. I didn’t feel the salsa was a salsa I would want to eat with chips. Overall it was a reasonable place to eat.

Judith Pavon

This place was so packed when we arrived around 12 pm on a Saturday. Food was good, tortillas are home made and soft. They have a good selection of meals on the menu. My only concern was the waiting time. We waited about 45 minutes for a table then over half an hour for our food to arrive.

+4

sabin lopez

⭐ One star for the salsa, and that’s being generous. Look, I try to support local spots, especially ones with a name like Mexiquito—sounds like a little flavor fiesta, right? Wrong. It was more like a flavor siesta… because we had plenty of time to nap during the wait. We walked in, party of two. You’d think we were a table of twelve with how long it took to be served. I swear I saw a table sit down, age five years, and get a senior discount before anyone noticed we existed. Now let’s talk coffee. My cup had been emptier than a politician's promise for thirty minutes. When the waitress finally popped over and asked if I needed more, I hit her with a quick “yes please!” like it was a coffee emergency (which it was). She nodded, disappeared into the land of broken dreams, and never came back. But here’s the kicker: another waitress strutted around the restaurant like the Coffee Fairy, offering fresh refills to every. single. table. except ours. I watched her skip us like we were on the do-not-serve list. I even tried waving my cup like I was flagging down a rescue helicopter. Nothing. Nada. Zip. And the cleanliness? Oh boy. Tables were being “cleaned” with a yellow towel that looked like it had been through three pandemics and a small kitchen fire. No disinfectant. Just a greasy little smear and a prayer. So if you're into long waits, forgotten caffeine, and bacterial roulette—Mexiquito is your spot! Otherwise, maybe hit a gas station microwave burrito. It’s faster, hotter, and probably comes with more respect.