Fajita House

Not fancy, but good TexMex. EXCELLENT salsa, and the chips are always fresh. They also have the best charro beans around.

Since I live on the edge of Crowley and Fort Worth, I could go either way to eat. The Fajita House is on Main Street in little ol Crowley. I’ve been eyeballing this place for over a year now. I pass it every day picking up my kids from school. Since there is hardly any reviews on Unilocal,lack of a menu, and wanting to prevent a stomach ache I never stopped to try.
Today, Fajita House was calling my name. Since I am tired eating at the same places for lunch in my area of Fort Worth I thought, why not?
They have changed their named to Toritos Tex Mex Grill even though it still says Fajita House on the outside.
It was pretty big inside! Plenty of booths, which I like. The music was appropriate. They played mostly Selena songs! I Could Fall in Love is one of my favorites and started playing when we sat down.
The chips and salsa were good. The salsa was on the mild side with lots of cilantro and onions. The queso I didn’t care for. It was kind of cheez whizzy/​velveeta type of cheese.
I got the combo (beef and chicken) fajitas. It comes with rice, beans, pico, guac, and sour cream. Mostly rice and beans with a little corner for meat and chicken. It was a small portion of meat, but it was lunch and only $ 7.50. You can’t beat that. That’s all I needed and it was filling. The chicken I really liked. The beef I didn’t care for. The rice and beans were really good as well.
I will be back because I would like to try other things on their menu. It’s a nice little place for Crowley if you want mexican/​tex mex and don’t want to go to Burleson or Fort Worth.

The food Quality doesn’t match up to their prices. I gave them three stars because the food is alright for small town restaurant! it’s pretty good if you don’t have time to go eat at another Mexican restaurant!

I ordered the chicken tortilla soup and it was horrific. No flavor. No seasoning. It was basically water with some chicken floating in it. I ordered something else and the waitress and manager were a bit rude and defensive. I was trying to be super polite and didn’t even ask for the soup to be taken off the ticket. I will not be going back or recommending it to anyone.

The food was really good. The waitress was friendly, I never had to ask fir a refill, the sign if a good waitress! The queso was ok, nothing to wrote home about, however the jalapeño chicken was really good!

This is now «Torito’s», I guess Fajita House was bought out. I asked and they didn’t make much sense when trying to answer, but the food is still good. It isn’t the same but I am not complaining.

Opened with salsa and chips. salsa had a nice spice to it. Had chicken and steak quesadilla, full of flavor. had steak and chicken fajita with grilled peppers and onions, came to the table sizzling hot, full of flavor, good toppings. Walked away from the table full! nice amount of food, reasonably priced