Restaurant Nuevo Leon

The BEST Ceviche in Fort Worth! We love this place. Usually go about once a month. I only get their ceviche and my husband loves the fajitas

Came by with my family. I was recommended to come here and I must say it was amazing. Chips were warm and fresh along with the great salsa roja with a pineapple water to drink. Customer service was excellent. Food was as expected and delicious. I will say come only if you're really hungry. The plates are huge and large portions. Prices are definitely worth it. I now recommend this place to you!

food was excellent, service great and the ambiance was calm , not a loud music like most of the mexican restaurants , that was a big plus overall a good place to take your family

The Menudo was good needs more hominy. The server was great Always amazing but the managers make you feel a little uneasy as they sit in the corner and look at you while you eat. The ceviche was good. Enchiladas could've been a little better. The salsa could be a little better, but other than that I would recommend.

My goodness gracious! The chips are crispy and warm, salsa perfect and spicy. Beer ICE COLD!!!!! So cold that there's a layer of thin ice. Ask for it salted and it comes in a frozen mug. Spinach enchiladas were phenomenal with the yummy sour cream sauce and my husbands steak tacos were the best he ever had. AWESOME!!!!!

We wanted to eat after visiting the stockyards but did not want to deal with the throngs of people so we ventured just a few blocks away and found this place which was not crowded at all. The ambience reminded me of a restaurant in Mexico, right down to the menus with peeling plastic and updated prices taped on. There is a good variety of dishes to choose from, with a nice representation of genuine Mexican food that real Mexicans eat. We, however, opted for Tex-Mex. The margaritas are made with an artificial juice instead of real limes, so we've been spoiled by Marianos. The wife ordered the enchiladas and they were good but not fantastic. She got ground beef inside, one with salsa verde and one with sour cream sauce for $8.99. My chicken fajita nachos likewise were good but the meat was not cooked over flame so it lacked that smoky goodness. Still, they were good nachos that came with guac, sour cream, jalapeños, pico, tomato slice, and a slice of onion. I could not eat them all--8 to an order for $11.49. Our server was friendly and helpful, no complaints. The parking lot, such as it is, is very small so it is best to do street parking. Overall, it was a good experience but does not compare to our all-time favorite, Marianos in Dallas.