pepe's & mito's mexican cafe

great food. the food and service were excellent. i had the chipotle enchiladas. this was a different dish, but very tasty. it was quite spicy, just right for me. i would recommend this place to anyone. being close to baylor hospital was a big plus for me.

the chips are too thick for the watery (but tasty) salsa: the carne la chipotle on the lunch menu (#14) was very good.

great!!!. this is a great place!!! the food is great and the service is great. i've been here for dinner a few times. you won't be disappointed

really good food and hospitality. since moving to dallas, i think i have tried a mexican restaurant on every corner in my neighborhood. but, none of them have had such a great atmosphere of hostess and waitresses. they were awesome, especially one in particular! anyway, i had chicken and beef enchiladas and a sangria swirl to drink! really good food and the drink was on point. i'll def go back :)

concur: best in dallas. just to add to what the other reviewer said... the enchiladas they mentioned are pepe & mito's chipotle enchiladas, and they are every bit as good as the other guy said. they come in both chicken and cheese, i usually get one of each (on the dinner menu you get 3, so 2 chicken / 1 cheese). also, they're not on the menu, but you can get chorizo nachos, which are the best!!

delicious authentic. living in san diego, visiting mexico on weekends and living in texas i've eaten my fair share of mexican food. this food was excellent. flavorful, authentic and prices reasonable. recommend it. the place is pretty packed, a sure sign of good eats.

decided to try this tex mex spot in deep elam. we were not disappointed! the food was wonderful, we especially enjoyed the flautas and quesadillas! the fresh squeezed lime margarita was the bomb! ice cold beer, great service and phenomenal food. we will come back!

the salsa and chips were outstanding and are served as you sit down. service was fast and good. lunch special(carnitas)) was big enough for two lunch portion of fajitas was large, served hot and prepred well

had to stop by this spot because we heard guy dropped in here. delicious is the only way to describe the food in this restaurant. homemade pork tamales, tacos norteños(food network tacos as the locals refer to them as) and even the kids enchiladas were packed full of flavor. will definitely revisit when we come to dallas again

we heard about this restaraunt thru triple d, they did not dissapoint, great food ,great service great value cold beer and great marg's perhapsd the best mexican food we have had in a restaurant!

this is a horrible place! terrible location with no parking except for a $3.00 self pay lot that you have to endure a stupid parking machine that wants your license tags before issuing a parking receipt. inside the place is run-down and dirty. the 'patio' is a joke – a fenced in, walled off filth-pen where the waitress walks up and immediately asks "are you ready to order". don't bother asking for a wine, beer, or drink list. they don't have one. aside from the worn-out, food-stained, crumpled-up paper menu, your wine choices are an airline-size "sutter home" mini-bottle or nothing at all.

chips were thick and hard. salsa was sweet and not very spicy. that's as far as we went. we left a two dollar tip and walked out. i don't know why anyone would eat here with this wait staff, this food quality, these drink options, and this inconvenient parking situation.

enjoyed a nice dinner here while visiting family in dallas. we started with lots of chips, salsa, and guacamole. the guacamole is amazing and they give you quite a large serving! we had a large party and everyone ordered something different. everyone enjoyed their food, and thought the margaritas were very good as well!!!

i can’t say that i never dine in chain restaurants, but i made it a goal several years ago to try to experience smaller, individually owned places, places that have individuality and character.  pepe’s and mito’s mexican cafe in deep ellum is that kind of place.  i found pepe’s and mito’s on a food app that i utilize quite often.  after visiting their website, i knew that i had to try this place.  while the dallas metroplex has numerous tex-mex restaurants, pepe’s and mito’s consider their food mex-tex.  they put the emphasis on the “mex”.  they have been featured on the food network channel show diners, drive-ins, and dives, hosted by guy fieri.

i got the quesadilla and it was yummy. the service was wonderful and i want to try everything on the menu. overall, it was a wonderful experience in a friendly inviting atmosphere.

our 1st time in and it was great! the family atmosphere made us feel right at home. my bride enjoy soup & taco while i went for the beef fajitas and they didn't disappoint. we rounded out the visit with some "hit the spot" deserts. happy we ventured out from our usual go to deep ellum favs.