My friend came from the valley and asked, "Where can I get a great breakfast with menudo . Simply the best place to go is Panchitos .

Fidelos is an unassuming but quaint and clean little place. It is a 20 minute drive for me but oh so worth it. First time but certainly not last time. The entire staff is friendly and the food is mmm good! Worth the drive!

This is an update to my previous post. I mentioned there were police cars there. I meant that they the police were eating there. Not that there was any trouble. I've found that it the police are there it's a good thing. The cops know the neighborhood and of course the good places to eat. This place is totally safe and the food is delicious. There's lots of parking and the service is excellent. It's not a fancy place but I'm going for the excellent food.

still one of our favorite breakfast spots. Food is so good! Barbacoa is lean yet flavorful. The flour tortillas are my favorite.

Excellent service, delicious food and a great atmosphere. We are here at least once a week and sometimes twice a week. Anyone who visits us this is our go to for Mexican food. Enchiladas Verdes phenomenal! Chicken fajita taco is perfect! The mole is very good and that comes from my friend Ruben . I don't have a clue what it should taste like . They have excellent salsas. The breakfast tacos are stuffed in the softest tortillas-- they are amazing. I can't say good enough about Fidelos. They never disappoint! Please please please Support small local businesses!

Started out well with fresh, sturdy crispy house made chips, a tasty mild San Antonio style red salsa, and freshly made ice tea. Friendly service that was quick despite the lunch crush. The restaurant was clean, tidy and in good repair, as well. They have daily lunch specials in addition to the extensive menu. I ordered chicken mole enchiladas. Came out fast. Plenty of food. The mole was rich, complex, and deeply flavorful with a slightly smoky overtone. The dark meat chicken filling was tender and moist. The refried beans were top notch, the rice was solid, and the house made tortillas were a thing of wonder. Highly recommended.

When you spend your childhood in S. Texas, then move to spend your formative years in Austin, the search for the best tacos begins. Can't say I ever found them in Austin, but I do wonder why I didn't move to San Antonio sooner. These tortillas are top tier; they seriously don't get any better than this. Seriously. The tacos are huge and packed with goodness. I'm always apprehensive to order tacos with eggs because it triggers me to get over cooked scrambled eggs. So I went with a bean and cheese and a potato and chorizo. Both were super tasty, but the chorizo and potato was a little under seasoned. Now, barely pictured is the chilaquiles taco. I had one bite and died and went to heaven. That answers the question about ordering egg tacos here. Next time, that's what I'm getting. I sampled the chicharrones which were also pretty epic. I'm a sucker for diner coffee. Somehow they usually seem to be delicious and underrated and so simple. This one did not disappoint. It was a great cup of coffee. 10/10!