What to order at Mama's Kitchen

Must order
Chilaquiles tacos on thick handmade tortillas.
Editor tip
The thick handmade tortillas set this place apart. Chilaquiles is the dish to order for breakfast.
CuisineTex-mex
Price$
Neighborhoodnorth-side
HoursBreakfast and lunch daily
Last verified

Must order: Chilaquiles tacos on thick handmade tortillas.

Tip: The thick handmade tortillas set this place apart. Chilaquiles is the dish to order for breakfast.

Location

Address: 504 W Hildebrand Ave, San Antonio, TX 78212

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