4507 East US Hwy 83, Rio Grande City TX 78582
“You can never go wrong buying food and drink in here. Specially their Coffee. I love 7-Evelen coffee. Its just that their decaff coffee beans is always not available. I suffer from hypertension, and I want to enjoy coffee too. The only way I can drink coffee is decaff. Please make it avail, Im sure Im not the only one who suffer from hypertension yet love to drink coffee too. Thank you ??”
1412 West 3rd Street, Rio Grande City TX 78582
“The food was good. Wasn't great, but it was good. I had the nachos with fajita, doritos with fajita, tostitos marranada, curly fries, and the super quesadilla. Now I will say the cheese on all of them was really good, but the fajita flavor did disappoint. If the fajita had more flavor it would be a 10/10. That is my only negative critique. Because the cheese was amazing. Now the super quesadilla. It was a bit disappointing since at least me whenever I imagine a super quesadilla I imagine a big tortilla with cheese and fajita, but no these where 2 individual regular sized quesadillas. Again the fajita lacked flavor. Overall this place is a 4/5 stars in my book since the fajita did lack flavor overall. But if they do manage to fix it they will have some of the best snacks in town!”
7035 US-83, Rio Grande City TX 78582
“(Translated by Google) The food is made day by day, I know I am a customer for years, I recommend the stuffed chicken breast, the stuffed chilies and the stewed meat tacos, it depends on who sews the tortillas but they are almost always good, I do recommend the pork roast(Original)La comida es hecha día x día me consta soy clienta de años,les recomiendo la pechuga rellena,los chiles rellenos y los tacos de carne guisada , depende quien cosa las tortillas pero casi siempre están buenas,el asado de puerco si los recomiendo”
7276 US-83, Rio Grande City TX 78582
“They offer great service. My fuel cap wouldn't unlock... and they help me out. Wow, I'm thankful for their help. I was able to put gas and be on my after being on empty.”
3791 W Eisenhower Rd, Rio Grande City TX 78582
158 Guerra Garza Road suite b, Rio Grande City TX 78582
North, 401 FM 3167, Rio Grande City TX 78582
“Food is good but service at the food counter is lacking. Food ladies aren't the friendliest but I get it, there's always people waiting for their food. There's always a line, so be patient and wait your turn. Overall, decent place.”
2798 US-83, Rio Grande City TX 78582
“Management does a really good job keeping the store running smoothly and organized. They’re easy to talk to and always willing to help when needed. They also make sure the team stays focused on customer service, cleanliness, and doing things the right way.”
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