Mamacita's is a mexican restaurant Kerrville located in United States.
215 Junction Hwy (btwn Water St. and Main St.) Kerrville , TX 78028 United States
| Reservations | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Outdoor Seating | Yes |
| Wheelchair Accessible | Yes |
| Music | Jukebox |
| Parking | Private Lot |
| Restroom | Yes |
| Menus | Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Happy Hour |
| Drinks | Full Bar, Cocktails |
It is one of the most popular dinning establishments in Kerrville so try to avoid the extreme rush hours especially on a Friday night during high school football season. The food and service is great.
The green salsa is delicious. Try to save room for cheesecake for dessert .
If the wait is long, try sitting at the bar . There are usually open seats , and you can still order the food without having to buy drinks.
If you love queso , ask for queso instead of ranchero sauce on top of your chimichanga .
Great chicken fajitas and lunch specials . Service was great!
Shrimp Queso Del Mar without the Ranchero sauce is AMAZING!!
Best steak in Kerrville . A must have gotta do when in town .
Great Queso Flameado . Fajitas
Consistently good Mexican food , great atmosphere
Patio is just wonderful..food is amazing!
Try the Portabella mushroom fajitas ...
Haven't had a bad meal here yet!
A hot bowl of Tortilla Soup on a cold Texas night is perfect!
Service started out good but took a huge nosedive. Food was good.
Great lunch specials
You must try the fried shrimp !!
Patio seating is awesome!
Noice food.
The chicken enchiladas with sour cream sauce rocks!
Queso Flameado is the best!!
Excellent sopa de pollo
la casita bonita of Kerrville
HAVE NEVER HAD ANYTHING HERE THAT WASN'T DELICIOUS!!! It's our favorite place in town to have our favorite food! -Blows most of the others away! - Tina Parker
We are locals and this is our favorite place to eat. The Acapulco Nachos are fantastic and if you are eating on the light side, try them without the chips. We also enjoy the Chalupa Compuestos. - Nancy Mallory
Best grocery store in town. Shop early to avoid the crowds. - Deborah Gaudier