La Grange

Really nice spot to watch the sun go down. La Grange has a large outdoor patio with two levels. Inside are some bar games (shuffleboard). Good vibes, good food. All the food had some heat, which was nice. Fajitas were particularly tasty. It was all pretty inexpensive too. Definitely the cheapest restaurant meal we had in Montrose.

Second time update: It was another great experience - starting with the menu selection and the service. First time update: Everything at La Grange was perfect. The service from Angie was five star! She made sure to check in regularly to make sure we were ok. We ordered the queso with brisket - it was perfect…and the brisket took it to the next level. The drinks were excellent! The perfect rendition of the Margarita!

We had our Rice Business Partners happy hour here, and BIG THANK YOU to Stephanie, Kelsey and the staff for awesome service and food!

Great place for drinks and food after work. Excellent frozen margarita, cold Mexican beers. Birria tacos were flavorful, queso was on point, and grilled head on shrimp were tasty. Good, friendly service.

We got the queso, tres salsas, ox eyes and the stacked enchiladas and Omg everything was amazing!!! The mango habanero salsa was the best! Service was awesome and I even got a free beer because they poured the wrong one for the table next to me. All of that was only $40! Will be back :)

Nice bar to hang out and listen to live music. Food is great and staff super friendly. Excellent brunch.

My new fav spot. Prices are reasonable. Portions were a good size. Relaxed vibe. Unique venue. Good service. I’ll go back for sure. 2 drinks 2 appetizers 2 dinners $60 with tip. We sat out on the patio. That photo not included or the other inside bar. Go check it out for yourself!

They have a Christmas bar!!! Awesome place and great food and drinks. Thank God for their parking lot. 🙌

Great value, they have $10 beef fajitas. where else can you get beef fajitas in 2023? Not the best food in the world but again incredible savings. live music is great on the weekends and the courtyard set up is dope when it's not 100 degrees outside

Great time to visit La Grange in Houston. The weather is perfect this spring for outdoor patio. We sat inside at the front bar (where is was more quiet and we could talk). The front doors were open so we got the outdoor vibe with air conditioning. He enjoyed the Bloody Mary (slightly spicy) and I had the bubbly drink that our great bartender recommended when I asked for a sparkly drink. Listen to them, they usually know what you want before you do! Crab elote fritters were perfect. We followed it with the gringo plate. Plenty of food to share (if you are not too hungry). I ate most of the potatoes and he had most of the sausage and we split the rest. The cheddar poblano grits where some of the best I have ever had! Looking forward to more chill times hanging out here at La Grange.

Great drinks, great music, in a great spot. DJ Twinkle-Toes was playing lots of Tejano, Selena remixes, and Texas country while we were there. The parking lot may be a lil small but for the area, there's also street parking. The restrooms were clean and there were 4 stalls total, a plus for such a large place. Once inside there's a large patio area with an upstairs speakeasy, and rooftop seating. The bar has a good number of seats and the bartenders and servers were friendly. I ordered a Grateful Peach, it was very refreshing, well balanced and a great drink to start. I also shared a Tres Leches French Toast topped with Grand Marnier (optional). It was one of the best french toasts I've had. The outside of the bread was toasty, inside was soft and custardy, not too overwhelming sweet. The fresh berries added nice texture and a freshness which was much needed for the indulgent dish. I wanted to see their xmas speakeasy but they're only open Thurs-Sat starting at 7pm. I need to return to immerse myself in their xmas spirit then.

Came here for my bday brunch with my family! No resy needed. Nice patio and outside bar. Drink- I had the Carlos Danger, basically a spicy margarita. Food- apps we had the crab fritters, I was not a fan of kind of gave a hush puppy vibe lots of corn, but the sauce with it was ok. Entree I had the shrimp and grits. Prawns were delicious, good sauce kick, grits were fine. The portion size was small for an entree, so prepare for that. Ambiance- they had a live reggae band called DM roots perform at 1p on Sundays. They were pretty good. This made the mood just right. Overall it was an awesome day for brunching. Would come back to hang our and listen to the band.

I had not been to La Grange since before the pandemic of 2020 and I knew that they had a speakeasy Santa bar upstairs during December so I invited my bff to check it out with me on a Sunday in the day time. When we arrived there weren't very many people yet, they had a great DJ (Twinkle-toes) playing all kinds of jams. Went to the bathroom first which was nice and clean, the stalls are spacious and the doors allow for more privacy than most places. This place is very spacious! There is lounge seating next to the indoor bar, a big dining area which can be booked for parties and then the outdoor patio and bar that has a second level where the small speak easy bar is located. We sat at the outdoor bar and ordered some drinks and a bite to eat. I had the house frozen margarita which honestly is one of the best margaritas in my opinion and I loooooove a good margarita. We also decided to try the tres leches French toast which was one of the best choices I've ever made in my life. This dish was heavenly, every bite was perfect and had a crispy edge on the outside and soft in the middle. Hands down, the best French toast I've ever had. The Santa bar unfortunately was not open on Sunday in the day time so I planned to go back and I did yesterday with some co-workers for my last company foodies event of 2022. Same awesome experience again but there were two large parties there as well this time in the evening and the Santa bar was really nice but the A/C was out and I would have loved for some Christmas music to be playing in there. A co-worker and I decided to get there earlier and grab some food and drinks so again I started out with my favorite margarita! How could I not? I also tried the queso with brisket, the seafood empanadas, and the Birria tacos, oh and the quesadillas. Everything was delicious in my opinion, the quality of the food is really great and you wouldn't think so because to me it's more of a bar but nope, this place is the whole package. If you don't try this place then you're missing out big time!

BAR REVIEW: So much yes! What a great time the hubs and I had with Christian at the outdoor bar! The weather was beautiful and we were looking for an outdoor patio vibe within walking distance in the area to relax (and pregame) before our dinner plans. Yelp sent us to La Grange. We arrived, made our way outside, ordered a round (paloma w/ mezcal & old fashioned) , and immediately hit it off with Christian-The-Great! He's so personable, knowledgeable, and loves what he does! Truly, if we didn't have reservations, we could have stayed all night. I had to talk the hubs out of a few food orders and another round of drinks. We will definitely be back to catch a "reggae Sunday" patio vibe that Christian told us about, and to grab a few of things on the menu that were dying (and were so tempted) to try. Thanks for the fantastic introduction to La Grange, Christian! See you real soon!

Delicious and spicy Bloody Mary came with 3 small green olives, fresh large lime wedge, plenty of takin on the rim, otherwise pretty simple and perfect Bloody Mary. They have a variety of quality tequila. I had a serving of Florta le eza (sp?). It is hard to find in the Houston area so I was glad to see it available here. The crab elote fritters are fabulous. Highly recommended!

Love this place! Really pretty interior and interesting patio. Great for a party bc they have a private room. Tonight here with some girlfriends for Margarita Day and they have bartenders who can make it like you like it plus good frozens or top shelf. Had the Burria tacos, and the nachos. Both really good. Staff has been great every time I'm here. Oh and they have PARKING.

Ambience is great. The actual bar is beatific and spacious. Setup is on point. Service was very good however I didn't get our bartenders name (ball cap dude, casual, 30s-40s). Annoying tech bro with fire-fighter mustache and bandana scarf doing spreadsheets and occupying 25% of the enormous bar with his gear. Ordered 2 froz margs and the watermelon. Both were great drinks if not on the pricier end at $8 and $10 a piece. Food was underwhelming. Queso con chorizo came out barely warm and the shrimp/cramp empanadas were totally uninspired. Never thought I'd use that word but it's the best I can think of. Just "meh" even for bar bites. My favorite part of La Grange is the Marvin Zindler portrait opposite of the bar. That makes me proud. If only LG can take a bite from the "bearded" cantina near north main this could be a great spot.

The empanadas are BOMBBBBBB !!!!!! We came after a show on a Friday night and it wasn't too packed. Great service and great food and drinks !

Birria tacos were tasty but the consume was a bit too salty. Drinks were delicious and creative. All fruit purées are made in house and limes are fresh squeezed. No sour mix here! Large patio and outside bar which was fun to sit at and talk to the bartenders. I'll definitely be back.

While we were visiting friends in Houston, we made a stopover to La Grange. There is an indoor dining area if it becomes too hot on the patio, which has a pretty cool vibe. We choose the very refreshing watermelon margarita (almost tasting like a watermelon jolly rancher). The Holy Queso was the next dish we tried, and while it was tasty, it arrived at the table a little cold. Last but not least, I ordered the Birria tacos, which were without a doubt the best, with the consome dipping sauce that came on the side.

10/10 would come back. Seriously what a brunch gem. Came around 11 am on a Sunday. They have a parking lot so super win esp within this area. You basically seat yourself. They had live music so the ambience were pretty chill. We ordered a carafe of orange mimosa which was $16. Not bad at all. I got the gringo meal and my husband ordered the enchilada. The food were great. I love the greens on the side on the gringo meal. My husband loved his grits which had a hint of corn in it. The food and drinks were all tasting so good we decided to get dessert! Ordered their tres leches. Good call because it was different but still delicious. It was basically toast (not cake) with condense milk. Haha but boy was it goooood. Overall service was great, ambience was perfect for a Sunday brunch. Meal came out to be $50 with tip! Probably one our cheaper brunch dates. Totally bringing my friends here next time.

Holy smokes! A must visit. Great reggae scene this Sunday. Plenty of space and parking. Will visit again!

Pretty disappointing. Came with a group of friends for drinks and dinner on a Friday night and everyone in the group left feeling unsatisfied and unimpressed. The menu looks good on paper but all the dishes were fairly flavorless and small portioned. My friend ordered the Chicharrones to start. These are "fried pork skins dusted with our house spice" and what arrived was literally a bowl of pork rinds with a sprinkle of red spice, the same kind you can pick up at a gas station for $1.99. Even further, the guacamole, which technically isn't on their menu (what?!), was so bland we had to request some lime wedges from the bar as a supplement. Drinks are slightly better (Carlos Danger being the best as a pineapple tequila drink with a slight jalapeño hint) but nothing is worth getting excited about especially being about $9-$12 a piece. One other thing worth mentioning is they do not answer their phone. I called four different times on two separate days during evening hours and even left a message to see if reservations were available for large group and never got a response. Two stars just because the ambiance at the outdoor patio space is nice with tasteful string lights, picnic tables and plant life otherwise everything else is a pass.

Service was five stars! The queso was impactful - the kind of queso you will remember for years to come because you keep coming back. The Margaritas were fantastic! Parking is complicated...but it's worth the hassle to have a culinary adventure!

This bouncer thinks he is the King of the World. Like he has the right to let ppl in when they said they have friends inside or refuse to let them in for the same reason. The bartender enjoys taking shots with the customer than serve the customer. We were waiting to order like 30 mins and still noone get served while the bartender takes like 5 shots. Get paid to take shots. That's really a good job to consider!!!

Late night menu was delicious Our server said Sunday brunch is delicious and they'd have love reggae music. So delicious we came back. We were excited about reggie music, but they have a girl playing some folk music. It's a beautiful day to sit on their first or second floor patio, but we're leaving because we cannot stand the live music that can be heard throughout. The birria tacos were so delicious we ordered them as a quesadilla. The salsa verde was delicious with the right amount of spice. Service was great! Food arrived fast and piping hot. On Sundays they offer brunch and live music starting at 1 pm. Sadly I don't recommend the love music. Lots of parking.

Everything was ok, overall. Service was good. I had the mini tacos, they were ok. The food was hot and didn't take long. No courtesy chips & dip like most Mexican restaurants. Nice location.

I stumbled across this restaurant from google maps and was very impressed with my personal experience. I ordered the La Grange burger, which contains an Angus and brisket patty, lettuce, onion, refried black beans, avocado, and pico de gallo. The meal also came with a mountain of fries and a pickle. I skipped lunch and was still satisfied with the portion of the meal. The fries were thin, so the ratio found in the crisp to soft texture was a great addition to the homerun burger. I recommend this if you want a successful integration of Mexican food and burger.

Went here for my fiancé's birthday with some friends. The drinks were good. The bartender was great. The feel was awesome. But then we wanted a table and it went down some. We ended up having to bus our own table due to not having enough staff at that point on a Saturday evening. The waitress got our orders and things came out at random points which sucked when trying to eat with friends. The salsa and chips weren't bad. The fajitas were tasty. The crab stuffed avocado looked very filling. We overall liked the spot just not the service away from the bar. I would go back for the feel of the place.

Perfect night for steak night and vibes! We entered with Mexican candy shots and the Bartender Billy served them to perfection! I ordered the shrimp quesadillas and a side of beans and rice The rice was just ok but the beans I would order again! My friends said the steak was a HIT (they thoroughly enjoyed it)

Food is acceptable, not great but certainly good for the price. Fantastic patio bar and tenders. Highly recommend this Montrose institution.

I had a really good experience here for a random Tuesday night. Sitting outside on the patio by the fire was the perfect spot for a chilly night and I really enjoyed that it was not crowded at all. I had the fish tacos and my boyfriend and friends all ordered the birria tacos. Everything was good and we also shared a queso for the table. Our server was really sweet and attentive and our margaritas were all delicious. I highly recommend arriving within happy hour to take advantage of the deals!

I had been here couples time and Its one of the place I like in Montrose area. They have good Happy Hour menus and service was always good when I came. If I could give 3.5 and I think that will be the real rating form me for this place. I like this place but I don't really feel like is a must go place sometimes. But it's always my list of the places if I can't think abut any place to go, it was never wrong to go to this place.

Cute and spacious outdoor setup with an upstairs patio. Tables and benches were also well-distanced from each other. Can't go wrong with a frozen marg here! Food is all right (tasty pork tacos, meh kind of chips and queso), although I was all for the value - 2 drinks, the chips/queso, and entree came out to $27 before tip on my end! Only complaint is that the table waiting service could be better organized. Didn't seem that any one table had one designated waitress, so we kept getting asked whether we'd been served or not by multiple different servers.

I am reviewing this for the bar scene, I did not get to try the food....the outdoor patio is great, especially now with covid, the tables were spread out, it is two stories....it was really nice outside...there is a great little pond with plants I thought it gave it a nice touch....there are also insta worthy photo ops...the drinks were good, and the bar tender was great. It is a great casual hang out to go with friends...we had a great time.

I was very impressed with this restaurant. A group of us swung by here to kick off the Montrose Halloween Crawl a couple of months ago and weren't expecting much since we hadn't heard of the place before, but were pleasantly surprised. The bar area reminds me of a small town cantina-- just a long bar with stools and not much else right by the entrance. Towards the back there's a moderately sized indoor dining space that leads out into a massive patio with a second floor and tons of outdoor seating. They had a limited menu for the event but all of the food was good. The trio salsas were all good and he shrimp & crab empanadas were delicious. I was a bit disappointed with their Mexican beer selection (no Modelo!), but it wasn't terrible. I'll definitely be back here to check out more of their offerings.

Such a great Friday night dinner spot! The birria tacos here are something that you shouldn't miss. The soup was so rich and the tacos themselves were that perfect combination of juicy, crunchy, and delicious. The drinks here were solid as well. I had a Paloma and my friends tried their various margarita flavors which were good for drinkers w a sweet tooth. The waitress was so patient with our large party of 12 and kept track of all our orders and split the bill perfectly at the end. She really was a star for accommodating us.

This place has such friendly service. The happy hour is worth coming for. They have a good selection of draft beers, and the margaritas are good. Honestly, the food we have had is just OK, but the drinks and good service really make up for the ordinary food.

I've been here a few times and had a good time each time. I went for Austin Eastcider's watermelon flavor launch and they had it on tap and in the can. Both very good. The food is pretty decent too and the atmosphere is nice. It's mostly outside but there is some inside seating. The parking can be tough, as expected. Also, I love their plants :)

I was recommended a drink when ordering the grateful peach and the bartender added some tea. It was SO GOOD. Better than the grateful peach in my opinion! Thankful for the amazing bartender!

Went here for the first time Saturday night. I work really late so I wanted to grab something to eat. We got to this place around 11:30. We were told the kitchen was open till midnight and we could sit wherever we wanted and would be helped. We find a spot to sit as soon as we got there and had a female server come up to us immediately. She wasn't there to take our order, she was giving us a check that belonged to someone else and we told her "Oh no that's not ours, WE JUST GOT HERE." EMPHASIS on the we just got here part. She said "Oh okay." and left. For the next 25-30 minutes we watched as she walked back and forth to other tables, tending to them and never returning to where we were. I got up and went to the bar and asked them if we were supposed to order with them because we had been sitting there with no service. The lady at the bar told me she would send me a server. By this time it was midnight, sooo kitchen is closed now even though we got there with half an hour to spare. The same server who tried to give us the check when we got there, came up to us, and handed us a drink menu AND a food menu. I grabbed the food menu and was looking over it because right before she came over to us she had given a table four dishes of food so we figured hey maybe they are still serving food. Well I am looking over the menu, and this lady literally grabs the menu out of my hand.... i was shocked. She goes "sorry kitchen is closed" and I replied "we've literally been here for like half an hour" and she shrugs her shoulders and goes "oh well sorry". I was pissed honestly. Because the fact that she literally went up to us the second we got there and then ignored us until someone told her to take our order. I was ready to leave but then a gentleman named "Nemo" ran out, apologized and insisted we should stay. Nemo proceeded to give us excellent service for the night and made sure the kitchen served us. The food came out super quick too and was hot and delicious! Drinks were great as well. I wouldn't have ever come back to this place if it weren't for him so I wanted to leave this here to thank him for literally turning our experience around in a matter of minutes. He definitely is passionate about his work. Thank you Nemo! We appreciate you.

The service was great! The live music was awesome! The entire ambiance was just a lovely scene. The waitress and manager (not sure he had an Astros hat) were attentive.

Tasty cocktails and $17 8oz ribeye with two sides for Wednesday night steak night = one happy camper!

Disclaimer: this is a review of the food and service at La Grange, not its quality as a late night hang-out spot. I ordered the El Gringo Burger and it was quite mediocre. The beef patty was small and not the least bit juicy, and the torta bun was dry and chalky. Oh and if you want cheese, that'll be an extra charge. Perhaps I should have adjusted my expectations, but their menu actually looked promising for a bar at least. Furthermore, despite the place being more or less empty on a random Thursday night, the bar-tender gave us attitude for ordering drinks at a standing table inside while we waited for our friends to join us before moving to a picnic table. Sure, I assume that different employees are covering different areas, but he could've explained that to us nicely instead of resorting to negative body language and disapproving looks...

BARTENDERS ARE BEAUTIFUL AND AMAZING. Specifically James and Nehemiah who makes amazing drinks and made an effort to learn our names. Especially his Gin Fizz. Bless. Also patio and ambience and music are delightful.

La Grange was really great! The staff were extremely friendly! The layout & ambiance is really chill. Awesome drink menu with multiple options. We only got the chips, salsa, and queso which were really fresh & had great flavor. I would like to go back just for the chips & queso. They were having a community event which was really cool but being on a date the music was a little loud but if I was with a group trying to party it would be great! I like the idea of having a community night.

Really great place to throw a party. Had my partner's parents 25th anniversary party here. Angie and Candice are amazing servers! The service was excellent and the food and drinks were great! I would highly recommend to anyone for a date night, dinner after work, or a large party. Our party was 20+ and it went great!

Very cool vibe, good, well priced brunch. We enjoyed the live music on Sundays. Fun place. Look forward to my next visit.

Came here for their steak night. The steak was nice and the shrimp come head on. I am not a fan of head on shrimp because to me that's being lazy and not removing the unwanted parts. Others say that's where all the flavor comes from. To each their own. The Spanish rice that comes on the side - not my cup of tea but seems to be acceptable to people in general. My favorite thing there besides their steak is their chips and queso. I am not exactly sure what they do to make their queso taste so extraordinary but it definitely is nacho-ordinary-queso. Aside from all puns and games, the food there is pretty solid and the drinks are exceptional. Can never go wrong with their margs. The service is pretty decent and the patio is beautiful. The inside can get a little loud at times. The view from the patio top (if you can find a seat) is very nice. All in all, comme ci, comme ça. Wednesdays - Steak night. Parking - there is a private parking lot but that can quickly run out of parking space. (You will probably have to park in the residential area, but make sure that you read all signs! Or you may not find your car in the same spot where you parked).

This restaurant is the best, they have such a cute patio for live music and great hangs with friends. I also like their drinks! The speciality drinks you can't go wrong with. I usually go here for Sunday Funday and eat brunch which is so affordable and you get a lot of food for your buck! My fav right now is the queso get it with fajita beef and you won't go wrong. I also enjoy the migas plate it's very filling they have the best sausage here as well. I didn't like the grits though they were too watery but the potatoes are a good sub. The French toast is also pretty good I may have to try it on a different ds

We met here for an event with about 30 people in our group. I do not live by the Montrose area, so haven't tried out all the cool bars in the area, so when this opportunity arose, I jumped right on it. Being a Saturday night, I knew there would be an issue with parking. The restaurant/bar's actual parking area was completely full, so I found parking space alongside Dunlavy Dr. I was advised by other guests also, that if parking lot is full, then just park on the street. Once I entered the venue, it was pretty crowded. The bar area was full and I found where my entire group was chilling at. The place itself is pretty spacious, with outdoor bar and indoor. They have a pretty big patio area, and there is more space upstairs. They had assigned only 2 staff members to assist our 3 tables, which I thought was inadequate. The waiters were very busy, and rightfully so, trying to get everybody's orders in and replenishing drink orders. They should have had an extra person helping out with the water refills. I went ahead and ordered the 'El Gringo" burger. The name itself caught my attention. It was nice size patty with the fixings and a generous portion of French fries, which I kinda had to charm my waiter into giving me. Also we ordered the black bean burger, which was just as delicious as the el gringo and it too came with all the fixings and a generous portion of French fries. La Grange is known for their queso dip and it is called the 'Holy Queso". It was absolutely wonderful and bursting with flavor. We took tons of pictures and selfies with our host and the evening went well. I noticed that by this time the place was getting severely crowded and the beauties kept pouring in. They had bar games available in designated areas too. Overall, its a nice spot to chill at with good food selection and drinks. The place gets busy and is jamming late evenings.

La Grange have a parking lot in the back and another lot across of that. YESSS! I love any place in Montrose area that have a good sized parking lot. The inside was gorgeous, spacious and clean with plenty of tables. They have an amazing outdoor area with plenty of seating as well. It was Wednesday Steak Night (6 oz filet with two grilled pawn and a side of rice) for $15! What a deal and it was delicious but a little on the salty side! Later on in the night there was a live band performing. The service was good and drinks were great. I really enjoyed this place overall and can't wait to go back.

I've this place! Parking bites depending on when you arrive, so uber it or you may have to park on the street and walk a bit. Look for no parking zones in the residential areas. You don't want to get towed! The place rocks for happy hours, birthdays, get together, anything! It's hip, it's fun! Indoor and outdoor areas for your pleasure. There is a rooftop too. The place is pretty darn large. They do have outdoor heating during winter FYI. My top pick for food is the "Holy Queso" - it's only $7 and honestly I could keep it coming all night! No pun intended! It's that good! La Grange has the good ole bar games like darts, foozeball, etc. Texas theme-ish. Definitely a laid back but upbeat vibe all in the same time.

It is extremely busy and confusing about how they were operating during this time of COVID. Nobody greeted me and paid no attention, and they seem to be understaffed because they keep running around frantically. I had to basically go to the bar to order and grab a number for my party which I think it's a self service type of experience. The service was extremely long and getting a server's attention was a nuisance. It took us a very long time to get drinks and our server never checked on us. The food is underwhelming. It isn't flavorful and lacks seasoning. I got the crab benedict and I couldn't taste crab. However, they nailed the side of grits with the texture and flavor. It is very busy on Sundays and when I attended they had live music. I liked the vibe of the restaurant with the indoor/outdoor aesthetic, and the restrooms were fairly clean for a busy restaurant in Montrose. Unfortunately, I don't see myself coming back here soon.

I'm not one of the cool kids who live inside the loop and have been to all the bars and restaurants in the Montrose area. So when a friend of mine decided to hold an event at this location, I was more than happy to check the place out. I didn't even bother trying to read about what this place had to offer. I arrived here kind of early on a Saturday evening. Around 6:30. There was a few open parking spots in their private lot when I got in, but if you get here pretty late, you'd probably have to try and find street parking along Dunlavy and take a short walk to the restaurant. We had a huge group. I don't recall the number of people who showed up, but I think it was around 30. We had a few long tables reserved for our group and a couple of waitresses were assigned to our tables. As expected with any big groups, service would be kind of slow. This restaurant was no exception. Although my waitress was super friendly, it was pretty hard to get anything just because she was always going around, and always in and out the back. One downside was after I had arrived and I was sitting at one end of the table, she took orders from the other end of the table and didn't come to my side. Which means, I had to wait until she came back out before I could place my order. I decided to try the white queso since everyone seemed to be raving about it. I added brisket to my queso, because 'Murica! And I also ordered a plate of enchilada just because I was hungry. The Queso WAS good, one of the better ones I've had. However, I thought the enchilada was just okay. The cheese on my enchilada was all dried up and although it tasted decent, It just didn't have the wow factor. Another thing that I kinda irked me was the fact that my water wouldn't get filled up UNLESS I asked for it. In my opinion, no matter how big a group you're serving, someone needs to fill up the water glasses. If the waitresses are too busy, send out the buses. Also for one reason or another, there was a La Grange burger on the table that nobody ordered and it was just sitting there. I thought about eating it, but then again, I had enchilada and queso so I decided against it. For a Tex-Mex restaurant, this place was more like a bar to me where good looking people would come here for a quick bite before going out so a lot of people were dressed up. There were definitely some eye candies in the restaurant. The restaurant also has a pretty big patio, dart boards, and a shuffleboard; so yeah, more like a bar instead of a restaurant. I'll be back, for the views, the queso, and the drinks. But definitely not the enchilada.

We spent100 bucks there and had ok time. Even bought t shirt. The. There was photo booth at door so we put 6 bucks chase into to take photos. Nothing happened. We went to bartender who told us sorry someone took off out of order sign we can't help. We saw a manager in parking lot who explained he is not responsible for this machine you are SOL. We are done! The customer is not first here do not go.White Queso

My friend and I decided to stop in since we were in the area. I had never been here but heard it's a cool spot. I was hoping to catch happy hour but we arrived right at 7pm :-( By the way they have a good amount of parking available. The location is in Montrose which is a great area around alot of boutiques. I ordered a La Grange Shrimp nacho, margaritas, and tried the Stuffed Crab Avocado. I must order!! Delish something I wouldn't think to order but it was great and it comes with queso and chips. I plan to get that if I return. I sat at the bar and it took the guy ten minutes to approach us and the bar was not busy. Service was okay nothing exciting. I think the decor is different and it would be a cute date spot. Overall not bad I would try to come around happy hour. Happy Hour is Mon-thurs 4p-7pm Friday 3p-6pm $3 draft beers, $4 wines, $5 fruit margaritas.

Went here for a few bites and drinks with the girls and we had a great time. Had the Top Shelf Avión margaritas and they were bomb. The food items were good to share and there was an upstairs bar outside that changes out to different themes. Brandon our bartender was awesome taking care of our group at the inside and outside bars.