San Miguel Grill

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San Miguel Grill

We eat here often. Our favorite, the sour cream chicken enchiladas. The salsa is made fresh-you can taste the difference. The owner is always on site and greeting customers-very friendly.

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great food and service.

They have great Mexican food. The salsa is really good and the chips fresh. It has a little more upscale Mexican food than most places and the ingredients are always fresh. Most of the time you are greeted by the owner. We had moved away from the area for several years and recently went back. He still remembered us and commented on it had been awhile since he had seen us. The food was still as good and the prices are reasonable.

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Great Margaritas!

Great little Mexican food place. The service is great! Good chips and salsa, the nachos are really good, and the margaritas are fantastic! Prices are very reasonable.

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San Miguel Grill

Our family loves this restaurant. The owner greets all of his guests and makes you feel welcomed. We have celebrated birthdays and anniversaries here. The food is fabulous and the Margaritas are the best. I'm getting hungry just thinking about it. I love to sit in the room with the big fresca of San Miguel de Allende.

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San Miguel Grill

San Miguel Grill is a great place to eat. Really authentic Mexican food that looks as great as it tastes! The atmosphere is nice. The servers are very friendly and efficient.

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Not Just Tex-Mex

It is easy to find Tex-Mex around McKinney, but you have to look a little harder to find actual Mexican food. San Miguel will give you the choice with a widely varying menu that concentrates on Mexican food with a nod to Tex-Mex.



I cannot remember entering San Miguel without being greeted by the same handsome management fellow who always offers a warm welcome and even a handshake on my last visit. This gives an idea of the approach to service at San Miguel.



The menu includes such items as grilled pork or beef tenderloin prepared simply or with a variety of sauces and toppings. There is also an extensive grilled chicken selection and a few seafood items such as (if my memory serves) Pescado al Mojo de Ajo and Pescado Veracruzana. Tex-Mex is competently represented, but I must confess that Tex-Mex isn't why I go to San Miguel Grill.



The kids' menu is delightfully free of hamburgers and chicken fingers. Children ought to appreciate different cuisines, and here they get the chance. The children (3 and 6) had some grilled chicken and cheese quesadillas. Hey, it's a start.



The queso was somewhat gritty and thick. Perhaps they should consider blending it with the too-thin queso at Jalapeno's, nearby.



My steak and chorizo entree was full of chunks of both, with a small puddle of orange chorizo grease to prove it. These were sauteed with poblano chile and onion for a distinctly heart-unfriendly but flavorful combination. My wife's chicken fajitas were agreeably moist, well-spiced, and had plenty of grilled onions.



My wife had the San Miguel maragarita on the rocks and liked it, though she prefers them tart and found it a tiny bit too sweet for her taste.



The service was attentive and prompt, considering the Friday night rush was beginning. We arrived early, which is the only way to avoid waiting for a table. The atmosphere is Old Mexico, with beautiful wall paintings and stucco.



For real Mexican food and warm service, go to San Miguel.

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