Round Rock Restaurant Guide
Morelia Mexican Grill
(4 ratings)
(512) 255-0511
920 Palm Valley Blvd, Round Rock, TX 78664
Dining Specials
Taquerias Las Chivas Jalisco
Mexican Restaurant in
Austin
Austin
Mexican
Casual/Family
Alcohol
Bar
Children's Menu
Kids Friendly
Take Out/Carry Out
TV/Satellite
Wheelchair Access
Wi-Fi/Internet Access
Dinner
Lunch
Mexican Food & Culture History
Restaurant Description
Fabulous selection of Mexican Food
April 4, 2011 @ 4:15 AM
a diner from Georgetown, TX
My wife and I had dinner at Morelia Mexican Grill in Round Rock, Texas starting at 7:30 p.m., on Sunday, April 3, 2011 - We were promptly seated and served. We ordered tea and water, chicken and beef fajitas, and was promptly served. The service was excellent, as was the food, except for the tortillas. They were dry and crumbly. Could not wrap the fajita filling in them without them crumbling. Excellent place to eat. Clean, good atmosphere, great service and excellent food. Improve the tortilla and its a 5 star, or (10). We will go back.
February 4, 2011 @ 6:34 PM
a diner from Round Rock, TX
The Morelia grill is the best Mexican restaurant have ever eaten in, if your focus is on food rather than atmosphere.. I am 66 years old and have lived in the Austin area over thirty years. I have eaten often in Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants all over TX, NM, CA and all over Mexico itself. In neighborhood spots, high end city restaurants, tourist meccas in resort areas, and famous family places. None come up to the quality, variety, and value of the food at Morelia Grill.
The restaurant building is undistinguished. You come in and step around a giant fountain to one of their 25 or so tables covered in plastic. You are immediately given fresh hot chips, a tasty red tomato salsa and a creamy avocado alternative dip.
Their menu is HUGE! There are dozens of dishes we have never seen before. There are also quail, a variety of seafood as well as the usual fajitas, moles, burritos, enchiladas, tacos, chimichangas etc. etc. We have eaten there about 15 times so far and usually order the dishes that we never see anywhere else.
Our particular favorite is Pollo Rio: two large boneless grilled chicken breasts topped with a pile of shrimp and a tangy cheese sauce It covers a big plate and is served with fresh made tortillas and all the usual fajita fixins including some excellent charro beans. The dish is also made with tilapia. There are about twenty other such esoteric dishes that come very close in deliciousness. We have never had anything there but a fabulous meal. The have guitar music on the weekends and always serve some very tangy $3 margaritas.
In Round Rock on the north side of Route 79 (aka Palm Valley) about one mile east of IH35.
The restaurant building is undistinguished. You come in and step around a giant fountain to one of their 25 or so tables covered in plastic. You are immediately given fresh hot chips, a tasty red tomato salsa and a creamy avocado alternative dip.
Their menu is HUGE! There are dozens of dishes we have never seen before. There are also quail, a variety of seafood as well as the usual fajitas, moles, burritos, enchiladas, tacos, chimichangas etc. etc. We have eaten there about 15 times so far and usually order the dishes that we never see anywhere else.
Our particular favorite is Pollo Rio: two large boneless grilled chicken breasts topped with a pile of shrimp and a tangy cheese sauce It covers a big plate and is served with fresh made tortillas and all the usual fajita fixins including some excellent charro beans. The dish is also made with tilapia. There are about twenty other such esoteric dishes that come very close in deliciousness. We have never had anything there but a fabulous meal. The have guitar music on the weekends and always serve some very tangy $3 margaritas.
In Round Rock on the north side of Route 79 (aka Palm Valley) about one mile east of IH35.
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April 4, 2011 @ 4:15 AM
a diner from Georgetown, TX
My wife and I had dinner at Morelia Mexican Grill in Round Rock, Texas starting at 7:30 p.m., on Sunday, April 3, 2011 - We were promptly seated and served. We ordered tea and water, chicken and beef fajitas, and was promptly served. The service was excellent, as was the food, except for the tortillas. They were dry and crumbly. Could not wrap the fajita filling in them without them crumbling. Excellent place to eat. Clean, good atmosphere, great service and excellent food. Improve the tortilla and its a 5 star, or (10). We will go back.
February 4, 2011 @ 6:34 PM
a diner from Round Rock, TX
The Morelia grill is the best Mexican restaurant have ever eaten in, if your focus is on food rather than atmosphere.. I am 66 years old and have lived in the Austin area over thirty years. I have eaten often in Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants all over TX, NM, CA and all over Mexico itself. In neighborhood spots, high end city restaurants, tourist meccas in resort areas, and famous family places. None come up to the quality, variety, and value of the food at Morelia Grill.
The restaurant building is undistinguished. You come in and step around a giant fountain to one of their 25 or so tables covered in plastic. You are immediately given fresh hot chips, a tasty red tomato salsa and a creamy avocado alternative dip.
Their menu is HUGE! There are dozens of dishes we have never seen before. There are also quail, a variety of seafood as well as the usual fajitas, moles, burritos, enchiladas, tacos, chimichangas etc. etc. We have eaten there about 15 times so far and usually order the dishes that we never see anywhere else.
Our particular favorite is Pollo Rio: two large boneless grilled chicken breasts topped with a pile of shrimp and a tangy cheese sauce It covers a big plate and is served with fresh made tortillas and all the usual fajita fixins including some excellent charro beans. The dish is also made with tilapia. There are about twenty other such esoteric dishes that come very close in deliciousness. We have never had anything there but a fabulous meal. The have guitar music on the weekends and always serve some very tangy $3 margaritas.
In Round Rock on the north side of Route 79 (aka Palm Valley) about one mile east of IH35.
The restaurant building is undistinguished. You come in and step around a giant fountain to one of their 25 or so tables covered in plastic. You are immediately given fresh hot chips, a tasty red tomato salsa and a creamy avocado alternative dip.
Their menu is HUGE! There are dozens of dishes we have never seen before. There are also quail, a variety of seafood as well as the usual fajitas, moles, burritos, enchiladas, tacos, chimichangas etc. etc. We have eaten there about 15 times so far and usually order the dishes that we never see anywhere else.
Our particular favorite is Pollo Rio: two large boneless grilled chicken breasts topped with a pile of shrimp and a tangy cheese sauce It covers a big plate and is served with fresh made tortillas and all the usual fajita fixins including some excellent charro beans. The dish is also made with tilapia. There are about twenty other such esoteric dishes that come very close in deliciousness. We have never had anything there but a fabulous meal. The have guitar music on the weekends and always serve some very tangy $3 margaritas.
In Round Rock on the north side of Route 79 (aka Palm Valley) about one mile east of IH35.
July 20, 2010 @ 6:06 PM
a diner from Round Rock, TX
Great food, great wait service, friendly, casual, and live entertainment. Best kept secret in Round Rock. Can't wait for the second location to open in a couple months! Highly recommended.
August 1, 2009 @ 12:28 PM
a diner from Round Rock, TX
Love this place...great food and great service...highly recommended.T ry the pollo conquistador or my new favorite pollo picante...hmmm!!!
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Recent Morelia Mexican Grill Reviews
April 4, 2011 @ 4:15 AM
a diner from Georgetown, TX
My wife and I had dinner at Morelia Mexican Grill in Round Rock, Texas starting at 7:30 p.m., on Sunday, April 3, 2011 - We were promptly seated and served. We ordered tea and water, chicken and beef fajitas, and was promptly served. The service was excellent, as was the food, except for the tortillas. They were dry and crumbly. Could not wrap the fajita filling in them without them crumbling. Excellent place to eat. Clean, good atmosphere, great service and excellent food. Improve the tortilla and its a 5 star, or (10). We will go back.
February 4, 2011 @ 6:34 PM
a diner from Round Rock, TX
The Morelia grill is the best Mexican restaurant have ever eaten in, if your focus is on food rather than atmosphere.. I am 66 years old and have lived in the Austin area over thirty years. I have eaten often in Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants all over TX, NM, CA and all over Mexico itself. In neighborhood spots, high end city restaurants, tourist meccas in resort areas, and famous family places. None come up to the quality, variety, and value of the food at Morelia Grill.
The restaurant building is undistinguished. You come in and step around a giant fountain to one of their 25 or so tables covered in plastic. You are immediately given fresh hot chips, a tasty red tomato salsa and a creamy avocado alternative dip.
Their menu is HUGE! There are dozens of dishes we have never seen before. There are also quail, a variety of seafood as well as the usual fajitas, moles, burritos, enchiladas, tacos, chimichangas etc. etc. We have eaten there about 15 times so far and usually order the dishes that we never see anywhere else.
Our particular favorite is Pollo Rio: two large boneless grilled chicken breasts topped with a pile of shrimp and a tangy cheese sauce It covers a big plate and is served with fresh made tortillas and all the usual fajita fixins including some excellent charro beans. The dish is also made with tilapia. There are about twenty other such esoteric dishes that come very close in deliciousness. We have never had anything there but a fabulous meal. The have guitar music on the weekends and always serve some very tangy $3 margaritas.
In Round Rock on the north side of Route 79 (aka Palm Valley) about one mile east of IH35.
The restaurant building is undistinguished. You come in and step around a giant fountain to one of their 25 or so tables covered in plastic. You are immediately given fresh hot chips, a tasty red tomato salsa and a creamy avocado alternative dip.
Their menu is HUGE! There are dozens of dishes we have never seen before. There are also quail, a variety of seafood as well as the usual fajitas, moles, burritos, enchiladas, tacos, chimichangas etc. etc. We have eaten there about 15 times so far and usually order the dishes that we never see anywhere else.
Our particular favorite is Pollo Rio: two large boneless grilled chicken breasts topped with a pile of shrimp and a tangy cheese sauce It covers a big plate and is served with fresh made tortillas and all the usual fajita fixins including some excellent charro beans. The dish is also made with tilapia. There are about twenty other such esoteric dishes that come very close in deliciousness. We have never had anything there but a fabulous meal. The have guitar music on the weekends and always serve some very tangy $3 margaritas.
In Round Rock on the north side of Route 79 (aka Palm Valley) about one mile east of IH35.
