I ate at Superica last night and thought it was pretty good and decently priced. The have the old Felix sign in the bar which is cool and nostalgic for you olds. Anyone else been? I am really interested in trying La Lucha now.

But do they have Felix queso and Felix enchiladas?

It's a somewhat limited menu at La Lucha, but I thought it was pretty good. The oyster chowder fries are Fantastic.

I have been impressed with both spots. Have been to Superica several times and have tried several different things and all really good. Been to La Lucha once and was very good, too. They have a great burger.

Was wondering what kind of food they are

The queso is definitely not the same as Felix's (but still good)....but I'd say the cheese enchiladas are similar.

Mucho austin said:

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But do they have Felix queso and Felix enchiladas?

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The queso compuesto was solid

good to hear. state of grace is one of my top date night places so i'm glad their other offerings are decent.

schmendeler said:

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good to hear. state of grace is one of my top date night places so i'm glad their other offerings are decent.

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"Oh look at me, I make "State of Grace" money!"

I am sure you can afford an F-150 too. This is a thread about cheap down home Tex-mex, we don't care how much money you make bro.

you're not a texags millionaire, too?

Does "offerings" mean food?

MAS444 said:

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Does "offerings" mean food?

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it means their other restaurants.

wait, am I a texags millionaire since I drive a F150 platinum?

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The have the old Felix sign in the bar which is cool and nostalgic for you olds.

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Don't mean to derail too much, but you ever been to Larry's Original in Richmond? They have a very similar sign and supposedly the food is pretty close to Felix because the owner's dad and Felix were close.

https://www.houstonchronicle.com/local/gray-matters/article/Sign-language-Larry-s-Original-Mexican-5666867.php

Richmond? You mean east Victoria?

Ferris Wheel Allstar said:

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wait, am I a texags millionaire since I drive a F150 platinum?

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Damn.. I remember the 'lanch

Don't get the nostalgia for Felix. I thought that place was awful.

Maybe I missed out on their hayday.

Yeah, Larry's is pretty similar

Think I only ate at Felix's once or twice way back in hs, so I don't have any strong memories or opinions about the food. I'll probably try Larry's at some point; their sign just caught my attention when I was passing by one day.

Maybe the Felix thing is like Molina's; a lot of us just like traditional TexMex enchiladas and standards that we had growing up, but wouldn't necessarily bring an out of town guest there to awe them.

You're probably right. I grew up in the suburbs so my nostalgia is for Marco's.

Omar's or GTFO

Diggity said:

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You're probably right. I grew up in the suburbs so my nostalgia is for Marco's.

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...and how pitiful is that? Ugh.
Westheimer Felix had great salsa, cool venue, quality staff and is missed to this day. Used Marco's for a quick buzz out in the sticks. Nasty. Horrible food; ripped off the Los Tios little league model....with all that entails. And, technically, if it's (ugh) Marco's it's EXURBS, not suburbs. POS all the way around. Felix mattered. Exurb-folk couldn't possibly understand. Like you.

Los Tios Meyerland is probably the one I'd been to the most growing up. I think there was also a Marcos in Meyer Park for a while that we went to a couple times.

I wasn't sure what this thread was about when I opened it...was thinking maybe Mexican wrestling locations.

El Gallo was my childhood spot for Tex-Mex. used to go to the one off Gessner with grandparents

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Ferris Wheel Allstar said:

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wait, am I a texags millionaire since I drive a F150 platinum?

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Damn.. I remember the 'lanch

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It's still rolling hard. My little bro has it in College at Arkansas.