Really quick service, I had to beef lunch fajitas that came out quick. The rice was a bit dry, but other than that I had no complaints that the beef was tender and flavorful. Nice interior good place to stop and grab a lunch.
ray rivera
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July 11, 2026
my neighbors went here when it first opened. It was not that great, because of course, we all know that it was revamped, I meant the cook. I asked her how long she been there she said one month, I had a load of nachos they were the best I’ve had in a very long time my neighbor had fajitas. They were wonderful, the atmosphere was good. Give it a try he will not be Disappointed
Alvarez
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December 23, 2025
Read all the reviews about the changes here,how it's not the same Pulido's. But decided to give it a try. First was the rice, it really did taste like Ben's rice microwaved,Beans tasted like they were from a lesser brand of refried beans from a can/pouche. Enchiladas were meh,
Spouse had the trio, only thing she liked were the puffy taco and the chicken soup she had. Chips were great and warm with salsa. Our server provided good service as well...
Jan Noyd
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June 27, 2026
Visiting from Nebraska. Wishing we had this restaurant up there. Just amazing in all regards. The El Flaco was just a little bit of heaven. We were a party of 9 and unanimously would give ten stars if that was a choice. Crystal was our waitress and she deserves a raise. She’s was fabulous!!
Mike Ritchie
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October 22, 2025
Pulidos Mexican Restaurant
I traveled back to a past I never experienced. I've lived nearby, worked nearby, and driven by much of my life but had never stepped foot inside Pulidos until this evening. It was as if I was dining in a Mexican restaurant from the 70s. It was as old-school Mexican as I can remember. The food wasn't the bland, watered-down, modern Tex-Mex that so many serve today. From the first crispy taco to the praline at the end, it was old school all the way. I ordered the Papa Dinner that covered all the bases. It had real zesty chili, cheesy enchiladas, toasted crunchy tacos, and even a praline to clear the palate afterwards. The chips and salsa were what I remembered from my childhood. Tonight, they even served complimentary white queso with my meal. And, of course, I had to have my sweet tea. It's like the place has been kept in a time capsule and is serving 1970s Mexican food. A unique experience that beckons me to relive again. Come see what I mean.
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Really quick service, I had to beef lunch fajitas that came out quick. The rice was a bit dry, but other than that I had no complaints that the beef was tender and flavorful. Nice interior good place to stop and grab a lunch.
my neighbors went here when it first opened. It was not that great, because of course, we all know that it was revamped, I meant the cook. I asked her how long she been there she said one month, I had a load of nachos they were the best I’ve had in a very long time my neighbor had fajitas. They were wonderful, the atmosphere was good. Give it a try he will not be Disappointed
Read all the reviews about the changes here,how it's not the same Pulido's. But decided to give it a try. First was the rice, it really did taste like Ben's rice microwaved,Beans tasted like they were from a lesser brand of refried beans from a can/pouche. Enchiladas were meh, Spouse had the trio, only thing she liked were the puffy taco and the chicken soup she had. Chips were great and warm with salsa. Our server provided good service as well...
Visiting from Nebraska. Wishing we had this restaurant up there. Just amazing in all regards. The El Flaco was just a little bit of heaven. We were a party of 9 and unanimously would give ten stars if that was a choice. Crystal was our waitress and she deserves a raise. She’s was fabulous!!
Pulidos Mexican Restaurant I traveled back to a past I never experienced. I've lived nearby, worked nearby, and driven by much of my life but had never stepped foot inside Pulidos until this evening. It was as if I was dining in a Mexican restaurant from the 70s. It was as old-school Mexican as I can remember. The food wasn't the bland, watered-down, modern Tex-Mex that so many serve today. From the first crispy taco to the praline at the end, it was old school all the way. I ordered the Papa Dinner that covered all the bases. It had real zesty chili, cheesy enchiladas, toasted crunchy tacos, and even a praline to clear the palate afterwards. The chips and salsa were what I remembered from my childhood. Tonight, they even served complimentary white queso with my meal. And, of course, I had to have my sweet tea. It's like the place has been kept in a time capsule and is serving 1970s Mexican food. A unique experience that beckons me to relive again. Come see what I mean. 1224 Precinct Line Rd. Hurst, TX 76054