Description
Is La Acapulqueña a homey hacienda with a mariachi soundtrack or a hidden nexus of Tex-Mex and Mexican food illuminated by neon? It seems to be both, as many loyal Dallas customers have attested. Here, all tables receive chips and salsa, but they also get a side of queso to boot. The sizzling lunch special fajitas platter is a popular dish, as are the three fajita tacos topped with lettuces, tomato and shredded cheese. Dinner comes with a side of live music, most likely a mariachi serenade. The menu has a selection of generously portioned enchiladas, chimichangas, fajitas and combo platters that will leave no eater hungry. If you aren't too full and have wisely had your leftovers packed for take-out, you can purchase various Mexican candies and treats on your way out of the restaurant.
