$15 for $30 Worth of Mexican Fare at Beto’s Mexican Restaurant in Grand Prairie
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Stuffed poblano peppers, old-fashioned enchiladas bursting with monterey jack & homemade chicken tortilla soup
Like most modern conflicts, the rivalry between soft and hard tacos will not end until one side gets eaten by a bear. Broker a culinary truce with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of Mexican fare at Beto’s Mexican Restaurant.
The culinary caballeros at Beto’s Mexican Restaurant have been plating authentic Mexican tacos, fajitas, and enchiladas for more than 15 years. Dark orange walls encircle spoons as they dive into homemade tortilla soup and emerge brimming with shredded chicken, fresh zucchini, squash, and monterey jack ($5.99). A flat-screen TV flashes real-time updates about the impending vulcanized rubber shortage as diners delve into homemade chili rellenos, the shredded beef and caramelized onions of which nestle in a stuffed poblano pepper fried to a golden brown ($9.99). Waves of mexican rice bearing North Atlantic tilapia fillets ($11.99) roll over the restaurant’s brick floor, and, like a retainer that plays old Sonny and Cher episodes, the Beto Dinner offers taste buds variety, from a tamale and cheese enchilada to a toasted meat taco, soft cheese taco, and guacamole salad ($9.99).
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About Beto's Mexican Restaurant
For more than 15 years, the cooks at Beto's Mexican Restaurant have been using family recipes to craft traditional Mexican dishes remixed with Texan inspiration. Patrons may kick-start their meals with a batch of guacamole, which a server will prepare right at the table, before moving onto bigger eats such as a hand-rolled and fried poblano pepper packed with beef, monterey jack cheese, and caramelized onions. A seven-member list of margaritas, each named after a Mexican city, helps to cool tongues set aflame from overzealous salsa-sampling. Fueling more than just bellies, Beto's Mexican Restaurant also pumps goodness into the community by hosting fundraisers and offering scholarships to college-bound high-school seniors.