Abuse-Reports-To: abuse at pdq.net to report improper postings NNTP-Proxy-Relay: library2.airnews.net NNTP-Posting-Time: Sat Apr 29 09:17:54 2000 NNTP-Posting-Host: !c'A51k-X_Z\Nu8 (Encoded at Airnews!) Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="------------85D1BBCFA7A51C82F511CEC7" X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.05 (Macintosh; I; 68K) Xref: usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu austin.food:7679 --------------85D1BBCFA7A51C82F511CEC7 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Someone wrote: > I'm intrigued. Please share more information about about the Huisache > Cafe; i.e., what type of food, personal recommendations, price range, > are reservations taken/necessary and approximate location. > > We've got a trip planned in that direction next week and would welcome a > change from Oma's. > > Thanks, > > Mary Joseph McCarthy > ============ To be very truthfully honest with you, even though I've frequently visited the New Braunfels area for many years now, I really don't know much (if anything) about the Huisache Cafe. OBTW, do you folks like Mexican food? If so, then you gotta try Mamacita's Mexican Restaurant & Cantina, located in the New Braunfels Marketplatz on Bus. Loop 35; they've got some of the best Beef Fajitas I've ever eaten, and the avacado green (guacamole) sauce that they serve with the complimentary baskets of tortilla chips is truly like Heaven on Earth -- it makes me hungry just even thinking about it!! (In fact, I would buy several bottles of that stuff if I could!!). Nonetheless, Mamacita's one of those places that you simply can't miss!! (Believe me, it's certainly on my list of favorite restaurants in New Braunfels!!!) Normally, I'd also reccommend the GristMill in Gruene (right next to Gruene Hall), but once New Braunfels' Summer Tourism Season gets under way (which is generally right after Easter), the place is extrememly crowded on weekends (as the GristMill is VERY popular with both tourists & locals alike); in fact, you can expect a 1 1/2 to 2 hour wait for a table on weekends -- it's that popular!!! Anyway, I hope that this info. helps!! Keith Morgan [email removed] > > > Jay S. wrote: > > > > If anybody is looking for really good food as opposed to student food (I don't > > mean to knock that; it has its place), drive a little further to New Braunfels > > and go to the Huisache Cafe, one of the finer dining places in Central Texas. > > > > Jay Strickler > > > > -- Capitol Macintosh, Austin's Mac User Group > > -- Website: http://www.capmac.org > > -- TCP Port 3000: online.capmac.org > > -- or by modem +1.512.288.0992 (4 lines) > > > > > --------------85D1BBCFA7A51C82F511CEC7 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <HTML> Someone wrote: <BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>I'm intrigued. Please share more information about about the Huisache <BR>Cafe; i.e., what type of food, personal recommendations, price range, <BR>are reservations taken/necessary and approximate location. <P>We've got a trip planned in that direction next week and would welcome a <BR>change from Oma's. <P>Thanks, <P>Mary Joseph McCarthy <BR>============</BLOCKQUOTE> To be very truthfully honest with you, even though I've frequently visited the New Braunfels area <BR>for many years now, I really don't know much (if anything) about the Huisache Cafe. <P>OBTW, do you folks like Mexican food? If so, then you gotta try Mamacita's Mexican Restaurant <BR>& Cantina, located in the New Braunfels Marketplatz on Bus. Loop 35; they've got some of the best <BR>Beef Fajitas I've ever eaten, and the avacado green (guacamole) sauce that they serve with the <BR>complimentary baskets of tortilla chips is truly like Heaven on Earth -- it makes me hungry just even <BR>thinking about it!! (In fact, I would buy several bottles of that stuff if I could!!). Nonetheless, Mamacita's <BR>one of those places that you simply can't miss!! (Believe me, it's certainly on my list of favorite restaurants <BR>in New Braunfels!!!) <P>Normally, I'd also reccommend the GristMill in Gruene (right next to Gruene Hall), but once New Braunfels' <BR>Summer Tourism Season gets under way (which is generally right after Easter), the place is extrememly <BR>crowded on weekends (as the GristMill is <U>VERY</U> popular with both tourists & locals alike); in fact, you can <BR>expect a 1 1/2 to 2 hour wait for a table on weekends -- it's that popular!!! <P>Anyway, I hope that this info. helps!! <P>Keith Morgan <BR>[email removed] <BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE> <P>In article <[email removed], Jay S. wrote: <BR>> <BR>> If anybody is looking for really good food as opposed to student food (I don't <BR>> mean to knock that; it has its place), drive a little further to New Braunfels <BR>> and go to the Huisache Cafe, one of the finer dining places in Central Texas. <BR>> <BR>> Jay Strickler <BR>> <BR>> -- Capitol Macintosh, Austin's Mac User Group <BR>> -- Website: <A HREF="http://www.capmac.org">http://www.capmac.org</A> <BR>> -- TCP Port 3000: online.capmac.org <BR>> -- or by modem +1.512.288.0992 (4 lines) <BR>> <BR>> </HTML> --------------85D1BBCFA7A51C82F511CEC7--
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The easiest approach to learning about the Huisache Cafe in New Braunfels would be to see their WEB site at: huisache.com I have never had anything there that wasn't quite good. As ou will see on their menu, the prices are reasonable. Jay Strickler -- Capitol Macintosh, Austin's Mac User Group -- Website: http://www.capmac.org -- TCP Port 3000: online.capmac.org -- or by modem +1.512.288.0992 (4 lines)
NNTP-Posting-Date: Mon, 01 May 2000 18:18:50 CDT Organization: SBC Internet Services Xref: usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu austin.food:7693 I live in NB and I can vouch for Huisache. I've never had anything there that I didn't enjoy! They've expanded over the past few months-- seating had been fairly limited. The Gristmill is good too-- they,also, have expanded and now have a "river room" which is very nice. But, it is true that it's very popular and you could be in for a wait. (The spinich quesadillas are awesome!) However, I just can't agree with the poster who heralded Mamacita's. Living this close to San Antonio and REAL Mexican food, it's just hard for me to like Mamacita's. We also have several "mom and pop" places in town that I would prefer: Marina's, El Nopolito, and, especially for breakfast, Hanna's Kitchen. Incredible!!! Hope you enjoy your visit!! LJ Jay S. wrote: The best approach to evaluating the Huisache Cafe in New Braunfels would be to see their WEB site at: www.huisache.com As you will see, their cuisine is interesting, well thought out and priced reasonably. Never had anything there I found to be less than excellent. Jay Strickler -- Capitol Macintosh, Austin's Mac User Group -- Website: http://www.capmac.org -- TCP Port 3000: online.capmac.org -- or by modem +1.512.288.0992 (4 lines)