Casa More - Round Rock

I visited Taco More today after a long and stressful day at work, and I was honestly just ready to eat. I noticed they had some new menu items and was excited to try the milanesa de res plate (as clearly written on their board). The waitress, a very nice young lady, took my order with no problem. But shortly after, she came back saying the cook told her that the milanesa could only be made with chicken. I showed her the board, which listed both beef (res) and chicken (pollo). This led to several servers having to check and communicate with the kitchen, which felt unnecessary and just made the wait longer — I was simply hungry and didn’t want the extra back-and-forth. Eventually, our server explained that milanesa de res is only available in tortas, but then added they were actually out of beef anyway. I accepted that and asked for a side of rice instead. About 10 minutes later, she returned saying the cook had decided they would go ahead and make the milanesa de res after all. At this point, I was frustrated — why say they didn’t have it, then later say they could make it? It really felt like the kitchen was making up rules as they went, which is not fair to the customers or to the servers. The only positive part of this visit was our waitress. She was kind, patient, and clearly just trying to do her job, but the disorganization and inconsistency from the kitchen left a very bad impression.

The Beria tacos here are excellent, but their service and atmosphere is a little bit on the dumpy side.

Looking for a GOOD $20 meal? THIS IS THE PLACE My mom and I, both very white, English-speaking women, came here as a last minute diner on the way to the hotel. The service is impeccable, the food was SO flavorful and affordable, and the drinks were strong! We ended up coming here three times on our 5-day trip. The food beat most of the fancy fancy restaurants we went to in Austin. Highly recommend the chips with salsa, pork/chicken tacos, and margaritas. Huge fan and would recommend to anyone staying in the round rock area or locals wanting to try a hidden gem.