For restaurants and bars. I lived downtown for a year and would eat at most of the places around me. I loved hanging out downtown during the week for HH and hitting the local restaurants.
But on weekends that place is deserted and for good reason. I remember back when I turned 21, I went to a bachelor party on Main Street. It was pretty cool to walk up and down Main to different bars. But every bar we went into was over priced or thugged out, or both.
RIP Cabo. I was a fan of their cheap margaritas and tacos. Hated the service and parking.
But on weekends that place is deserted and for good reason. I remember back when I turned 21, I went to a bachelor party on Main Street. It was pretty cool to walk up and down Main to different bars. But every bar we went into was over priced or thugged out, or both.
RIP Cabo. I was a fan of their cheap margaritas and tacos. Hated the service and parking.
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Cabo, the Mexican restaurant that opened during downtown’s late 90s renaissance, is now closed.
Signs posted on the windows didn’t offer an explanation for the closing and the store’s phone was not being answered. The owner could not be reached this afternoon.
The “Mix-Mex” grill which helped popularize the fish taco craze, opened at 419 Travis in 1998 with a number of other eateries that later closed, citing light rail construction and downtown’s lack of residents.
About a month ago, another downtown restaurant shut its doors. El Rey sold Mexican and Cuban food at 233 Main St. The owner was out of town and could not be reached.