Anamia's Tex Mex

If you’re in McKinney Tx and looking for a Tex-Mex restaurant, look no further than. This family run operation is providing exceptional food and service. I judge tex- Mex restaurants by their enchiladas. My experience rating restaurants by this dish has proven reliable. You can’t fake the most basic of Mexican food. These enchiladas were perfectly made, The con-carne and cheese toppings were delicious. The soft cheese taco offering shows they are authentic tex-mex recipes. The chips and salsa were fresh and savory. Make sure to order the at your table made fresh guacamole ( very entertaining). The cup of queso is a good appetizer too. The fajitas combo is off the chart . The MIA comes with two enchiladas two different toppings, crispy beef taco, rice , and beans. Good atmosphere in

Their enchiladas, fajitas, and tacos all taste authentic and come in generous portions.The service is consistently friendly and fast. Marleny really takes care of you and makes you feel welcome. The restaurant has a clean, comfortable atmosphere that works great for both family dinners and casual nights out

I have been there twice and was impressed by the atmosphere, eclectic and elegant food, and service. This is an overlooked place in McKinney.

Getting an average of 4 stars (the food was quite good, service not so much). Went in for an 8:30pm dinner. Waited and waited for someone, anyone to notice that I was waiting to be seated. Seems like there were about 5-6 visible workers but they all had other things that they were doing back in the kitchen including the host, bartender and any servers. Finally got seated. Looked at the menu, made a choice and waited another 10 minutes for my server to notice. I knew exactly what I wanted by then so I ordered Jerry’s Chicken. Finally got some chips from someone new. Jerry’s Chicken was quite good actually. Nobody came to offer refill on my water after being served my food. My next interaction was an additional 20 minutes later when they noticed I had my card out to pay. I never saw a check.

We haven’t dined in at Anamia’s Tex-Mex yet, but we order their chips and salsa almost every other week (sometimes weekly!) because they’re just that good. It’s become a regular in our house. Their soup is also a go-to for us — especially when my son isn’t feeling well. It’s actually the only soup he asks for when he’s sick, which says a lot. The flavor is always delicious, comforting, and consistent. The only suggestion I would make is to consider shredding the chicken and cutting the vegetables into smaller pieces. When people aren’t feeling well — especially with a sore throat — they usually want something easy to swallow and not too chunky. I usually end up shredding the chicken myself and blending the vegetables smaller at home, but I do wish I didn’t have to. I think making that sm