Las Flores Restaurant

Went in around 11 and asked if they were still serving breakfast, she said yes. Since it was my first time wanted to try various. I ordered 3 breakfast tacos and juice. The order did not take long with around 6 other tables. It was clean no loud music where you can't speak with your guests. Wow tortillas flour were very good. The bacon and egg tacos was excellent anf portioned good. Next was a bean and bacon although I prefer the bacon to be crumpled and mixed with beans it was 2 thick sliced with refried beans, very good. Last was a barbacoa taco. This did not have alot of great and again perfect size along with the house salsa, all great taste. I ordered an orange juice and forgot to tell them no ice. It was very good. The tacos were 1.99 each with the barbacoa 2.99. Still v

Worst food ive ever had and on top of that the cooks are incredibly rude and this restraunt away messes up my order every single time. One time i asked for cheese dip and they through shredded cheese in a cup and thats it. Food tastes blend and dont order the chili relleno if you do decide to eat here its disgusting.

The facade that occupies this space is dear to my family. Decades ago (it went by another name) my grandfather used to frequent it for lunch. A few years back a friend of mine temporarily ran a great seafood eatery out of here. Since then it’s been known as Las Flores. Traditional Mexican dishes and all day breakfast tacos are available till close. Economic prices, great salsa, sopa with every meal, supersize lemonade offerings all in the heart of the Heights make this hidden gem a favorite of mine. Classic Spanish ballads play on a CD boom box (yes, you read that right). I have two recommendations, their pechuga relleno and for a healthier option, their Flores Salad which is the equivalent of a “southwest salad.”

Very good food BUT service is 🐌 slow they will bring out 1 or 2 plates. While the rest of us are waiting for ours But food is 👍🏻

My plate the tampiqueña was good. My daughter had enchiladas but were a little dry. My mom had small caldo de res had a bit of meat and my brother had gorditas which he didn't complain.