La Hacienda Mexican - Tatum

I visited this restaurant for lunch for the first time and ordered the Texas burrito dinner for $8.75. The burrito contained finely ground beef, shredded lettuce, and cheese, all wrapped in a large tortilla and topped with more cheese, with additional finely shredded lettuce on the sides. There were no rice and beans included, which would have cost an extra $1.50, and no guacamole or sour cream, which I thought would be standard. While we did receive chips and salsa, I ended up using the salsa to add some flavor to the burrito since it was quite bland—there was no seasoning at all. There was also no salt or pepper on the table, and I was given just a flimsy napkin wrapped around a plastic fork as my utensil. Overall, I was disappointed. The decor was cute, but the music was too loud and the food felt inauthentic. I won’t be returning.

We always make a stop here whenever we visit Martin Creek State Park!

Best hot sauce around. Chips hot and fresh. Food was great, service too

It was just bad, the only thing that was good was the salsa, I got a $10 nacho plate that had 10 chips on it, my boyfriend got a Flauta that was covered in “queso” that looked like gravy and tasted like nothing. His flauta was just grease and nothing else. Needless to say I will never go back

Extremely slow service hardly anybody in there took 47 minutes to get a cheese enchilada dinner and then it wasn't even right watch three other people walk out got tired of waiting for food