Jando S.
Yelp
Before I lived in Texas, Tex-Mex food was always a treat. Now that I live here, the luster hasn't been lost but the options are still just as overwhelming. Little Pappasito's (#1) has been an easy, reliable option for whenever I'm feeling like queso, fajitas, margaritas, and the like.
The place is packed nightly. It's one of those establishments where there's a parking attendant / security and rarely a spot available between prime service hours. The bar vibes are laid back while the darkly lit dining room area is for larger groups. Service wise it can be chaotic at times, but the staff is constantly bustling and I can't completely fault them for the slow in-house service.
Fajitas here are always a big thumbs up. It's kind of absurdly expensive (especially post-pandemic) but it's the price to pay to for very tender meat, be it shrimp, beef, or chicken. The pork ribs are juicy and the meat falls off the bone. Enchiladas are tasty and the queso is most definitely tasty. I appreciate the table-side guacamole and I even love their sides, such as the stewed pork charro beans or even their complimentary salsa. I think it's not hard to get drunk off of their very potent margaritas, which I would prefer to drink first before indulging on any of the food.
Their takeout game is also on point. All orders can be placed online, the takeout packaging is nearly perfect, and they offer curbside service. The plus side is that even if their dining room is completely full, the takeout options are still a great way to enjoy what they offer best.
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(#1) "Lil Sito's" as some locals might say.