El Charrito

Dos Salsas was full so we ended up here. So many regrets. You walk in and it smells like bathroom 🚩 We overlooked it and got a table. We were pressed for time and needed to sit n eat somewhere. The chips and salsa came to the table. Salsa had no spice. It was as if it was too spicy and they added sugar to calm the heat. No bueno. 🚩 I took my son to the actual bathroom and it smelled terrible 🤢🤮 our food came and what do you know, store bought tortillas, nachos that my other kid wouldn't touch. It was a disaster. I paid too much for it and I'll never go back or send anyone there.

This review is about tacos from the take-out window ONLY... I've been eating breakfast tacos to go here for over 20 years and they never fail to deliver! The tacos are stuffed full...one taco can be a complete meal...although it is really hard to eat just one....hard to choose just one kind of taco too! My all time favorite is the migas taco with the machacado a close second. The chicken fajita taco is absolutely beautifully seasoned and makes for a great lunch! If you've never been there before, the ordering process may be a little confusing...there is one guy taking orders and handing out the food....he is amazing at keeping up with who orders what. There is always a crowd around the order window...just ask around "have you ordered, yet?" and you can figure out your place "in the queue". Everyone is always very nice! One reminder....be sure to get 1 salsa/hot sauce container per taco or you will run out...the salsa is delicious.. One recommendation to the owner- please consider offering corn tortillas with the breakfast too...instead of just flour. Great place...been around a long time and still some of the best texmex tacos around!

My wife and I stopped in here for lunch. The staff is friendly and helpful, service was attentive. Decor is basic and relatively low budget. I ordered the beef fajita salad and she ordered a Mexican plate with a cheese enchilada, taco, tostada, rice and beans. We also had two soft drinks. I liked the salsa with the chips. Unfortunately, the rest of the cuisine was rather bland. I prefer a bit more heat or oomph. Good value for the money but only adequate TexMex in my opinion. Total cost before tip was less than $29.

The owner was on vacation and left only one waitress to service the entire restaurant which was extremely busy. While the young lady did all that she could (seating guests, taking orders, delivering food, bussing tables and running the cash register) it took us more than 45 minutes to get our food. Totally unprofessional for this young lady as the only one to service an entire restaurant.

A little hole in the wall family owned gem! The reason why this place is my favorite Mexican food restaurant in Georgetown (and I've tried them all) is because their salsa is freshly homemade and they add those little extras to the dishes that others charge extra for like pico de gallo and avocado. Their portion sizes are generous. The service is always friendly and personable.

After just moving to Georgetown I needed to find a new Mexican restaurant close to home. I did a quick Google search and found El Charrito. All the great reviews swayed my decision to check it out. Boy am I glad! We dined in for a Friday lunch special of beef fajita tacos, charro beans, rice and guacamole. The meat was plentiful, consisting of large juicy tender strips of savory seasoned steak and onions tucked inside fresh, warm tortillas (flour for me, corn for my wife). The beans had almost as much bacon as beans. They were also chunky and full of delicious flavor. All in all I think I've found my newest favorite place to indulge in TexMex food. Lots of great food served by super friendly staff at very reasonable prices.