Casa De Castillo #3

Casa de Castillo in Waco, Texas

CASA DE CASTILLO, Waco - Menu, Prices ...

When in Waco, looking for a powerfully flavored taste of traditional Tex-Mex, along with a lively atmosphere, Casa de Castillo is the place to visit. This family-owned restaurant has been referred to as a local treasure and has served recipes, loved by locals and visitors alike, for over 60 years. Casa de Castillo delivers on the sizzling fajitas, spicy enchiladas, and full plates of refried beans and rice that make for memorable visits.

Casa de Castillo was opened in 1920, passed down through generations, and has grown to be one of the greatest Tex-Mex places within Waco. The Castillo family, originally from Mexico, brought authentic recipes with them and created a menu full of tradition and love. Today, Casa de Castillo remains family-owned, and the atmosphere still captures the warmth of home cooking and family gatherings.


Home - Casa De Castillo Mexican Restaurant

Chile con Queso: This is a great sharing dish-a lovely, creamy cheese dip, with just the right amount of spice to tie in nicely with the tortilla chips. A very good starter for getting the appetite going.

Sizzling Fajitas: Fajitas are legendary here at Casa de Castillo. Chicken, beef, or shrimp-the sizzling plate comes complete with guacamole, sour cream, pico de gallo, and fresh tortillas.

Castillo Special Enchiladas: If you like enchiladas, this signature dish is not to be missed. Cheese and beef in a full-on amount of Castillo's family-famous red sauce, a secret forwarded through generations.


Casa de Castillo celebrates century of ...

Casa de Castillo is excellent for any family gathering or even corporate outings. It has the wide area to accommodate big groups, and the vibrant atmosphere is best to enjoy great food with friends and family.Moreover, dining at Casa de Castillo means you're supporting a wildly adored local business full of history. Its commitment to quality and family traditions has made it a cornerstone of Waco's food scene. To many locals, it is more than just a restaurant; it might be part of personal history.

If you're ever planning a visit to Waco, add Casa de Castillo to the top of your list. Not only can you experience real-deal Tex-Mex, full of flavor, but also steeped in history. Whether you are just another Tex-Mex aficionado or just someone seeking a good meal, this restaurant has something special in store for you.

So the next time you are driving through Waco, make sure to bring an appetite and stop by Casa de Castillo, which has been serving up food with the Castillo family's commitment to good tradition in every heart-and plate-for decades.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Hecho En Waco

Image
 Hecho En Waco Hecho En Waco is located in the heart of the Silo District in Waco, TX. Two blocks from Magnolia Silos, Hecho is the cornerstone of Waco culture and a must-see restaurant. Hecho En Waco offers an authentic style of Interior Mexican cuisine.  Their popular dish, the "Che Tacos," is a dish that was made by the Orozco family. Their team at Hecho En Waco has the best Mexican food, Enchiladas, Tacos, Fajitas, tortillas, Chile con Queso, Chips, and Salsa. Their food is made fresh from scratch daily. Hecho en Waco represents their proud culture, and the Orozco family is glad to share it with those in Waco. Hecho En Waco is located at 300 South Sixth Street, Suite B. You can find more information about their catering and menu at hechoenwaco.com           Hecho En Waco is located in the Silo District, and it is popular with many locals and tourists.  Pictured: Lupita and Pedro Leon, owners Stop by and visit Hecho En Waco today, I promis...
Read more

Health Camp #10

Image
Health Camp   A Waco iconic restaurant established in 1949   Health Camp is a major staple in Waco's history. The Health Camp restaurant was established in 1949 by Jack Schaevitz, who built the mobile canteen to provide ice cream and burgers to military personnel. This canteen prompted Jack to open a restaurant on the iconic Waco Circle in 1949. Health Camp has thoughtfully crafted burgers made with the finest ingredients. They also offer homemade frozen custard and ice cream prepared in-house daily. The term "Health Camp" was stamped on the eggs that Jack's dad used to sell at his dairy in Youngstown, Ohio. The simple design replicating the first model of "McDonald's" with a walk-up window and a small kitchen slowly grew into an eating spot for many local Wacoans and a stopping point for travelers between Dallas and Austin. After working long hours, Jack Schaevitz decided to retire at 78. He then sold Health Camp to David Tinsley and his manager, Sammy ...
Read more

#6 Revival Eastside Eatery

Image
 Revival Eastside Eatery  Revival, located on Elm Avenue in Waco, TC, is a local women-owned restaurant that serves many dishes, such as salads, sandwiches, and burgers. They also have beer and wine to support local breweries and wineries. Their concept is simple. Greet people with kindness, serve great food, and have a place for people to gather throughout the community. Most of their ingredients are sourced from right here in Texas.  This restaurant was a former church, the Waco Community Baptist Church, that had been vacant for numerous years. It needed lots of work, but they kept the old brick walls to show the building's beautiful nature. Their open rafters resemble an inverted ship hull, large tin ceiling tiles, and beautiful brick walls. They even incorporated wood into the dining tables.  Their menu has many Bible references, such as the 8th Day, Old Testament, Prodigal Son, Weight of Glory, and many others. Their values are held through faith and continue to...
Read more