Tejas Private Dining
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In Short
Terra-cotta casual meets brand-conscious clientele at this trendy spot. In warm weather, pitchers of sangria and sidewalk tables are coveted; wintertime, the dining room is noisy and warm. Bare wood tables and booths, adobe-like walls accented with pottery and wrought-iron chandeliers combine for a super-relaxed atmosphere. The menu merges traditional Southwestern fare with contemporary taste, such as the smoked trout tostada with roasted beets and the veggie-friendly ravioli with goat cheese and lavender-sweet salsa.
User Reviews
gopher02
February 11, 2009
Upon reading the many reviews of Tejas I realized few restaurants ilicit such a broad range of feelings and opinions. Like many things in life, the truth lies somewhere in between. It is defintley better then a 1 star rating but should not be considered an unbelievable choice either. The restaurant itself has a lot going for it. The ambience is great altough it can be crowded. The 50th and France area is a nice place to eat so the general area is desirable. The menu however is fairly limited. The choices that are offered however are very good. In particular, the fresh Guacamole is incredible and to not try it would be remiss. The drinks are very expensive and if you order more then one be prepared for a hefty bill. The service is good and overall the food is tasty. I just don't feel the food justifies the expensive prices.
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Anonymous
April 04, 2008
We dined at Tejas tonight. It was a great restaurant.It featured southwestern cuisine.They brought a very nice trail mix to the table when we arrived. The bread was unique and delicious,there was a dark corn bread that was wonderful. The prices are a bit high but it is a great stop for a nice meal.
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WylieW
March 30, 2008
My parents came to town to visit so we decided to try Tejas for supper. The Fresh Guac was the only thing that was good. My mother and I had the short ribs.....It tasted like chewing on a hard, fatty, chunk of beef jerky. I would have preferred a McRib sandwich from McDonalds! Didn't even eat it because it was so bad. The service was horrible, the waiter never returned with chips to eat the guac with...we sat with no beverage refills for the entire meal, never was once asked how the meal was. And at the end of the night we had a $140 bill for 4 people. If I was able to give this place a half star I would have.
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What to Drink:
The well-stocked bar offers creative margaritas like the Elizabeth II--Sauza Commemorativo, Cointreau, Grand Marnier and fresh squeezed lime juice.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Outdoor Dining, Private Rooms, People Watching, Lunch Spot, Date Spot, Group Dining, Bar Scene
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
At the bar
