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How to Eat the Best Tex-Mex Food in Austin

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Pescado - Curra's Grill

Combining traditional Texan fare with the culinary culture of our friends south of the border, Tex-Mex is a beloved part of Southwestern life. Situated in the heart of Texas, Austin puts its own spin on the spicy, flavorful style of cooking. Try one of these delicious Tex-Mex restaurants next time you are in Austin.

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    Moderately Easy

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    Things You'll Need

    • Hearty appetite
    • Cash or credit card
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        Bring your whole family to enjoy Rio Grande Tex Mex. People flock to the brightly-decorated restaurant to enjoy reasonably priced specials and exquisitely prepared food. All of the attitude of the Tex Mex style is present at this local favorite, as well as the traditional staple foods that connoisseurs of Tex Mex have grown to crave.

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        Enjoy a first date at Enchiladas Y Mas. For a more quiet and laidback dining experience, Enchiladas Y Mas is just what you need. The intimate setting is perfect for a date or for a family get-together, and the high quality food is served in generous portions. Come to enjoy genuine Tex Mex food with an emphasis on relaxation and culinary excellence.

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        Take a group of friends to Curra’s Grill, where the emphasis is not on aesthetics or a ritzy, glamorous presentation. This authentic Tex Mex stop features a bright, friendly ambiance enhanced by paintings created by local artists. As far as the food goes, standard Tex Mex, infused with a bit of a Spanish style, surely hits the spot.

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        Try the Don Juan, a humongous taco that has the locals coming again and again at Juan in a Million. The clever name will amuse you, but the no-nonsense attitude and the emphasis on family-oriented fantastic food will have you coming back for more . As a mom-and-pop restaurant at heart, Juan in a Million promises a warm and friendly environment with great service and great food.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Be sure to bring cash, as some smaller restaurants don't take credit cards.

    • Call ahead for a reservation on weekend nights.

    • Don't eat at any restaurant with unsanitary conditions.

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