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The Lemon Tree Restaurant
(1 ratings)
(281) 556-0690
12591 Whittington Dr., Houston, TX 77077
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5|This place has the best Tex-Mex food in the area bar none. although some of the items on the menu ...
July 25, 2009 @ 9:06 PM
a diner from Brazoria Coubty, Houston
WE PAID US $70 FOR 3 PEOPLE. My brother in law didn't even eat his food (Pollo Saltado or as my brother in law called Pollo "Insultado"). I got a big plate of nothing: 4 little pieces of fish, 3 shrimps (is the true, just 3) and some calamari. The only good thing was the Tacu Tacu Lemon Tree my sister got.
We wanted to have some Chicha Morada... they didn't have it, Cancha... they didn't have it, Jugo de Mago. The truth be told, I was expecting to have a better lunch on Peruvian Independence day weekend.
The Lemon Tree is a real sour experience and someone owes me 70 DOLLARS and 4 hours of my life (3 hours driving coming and going from home).
The location is not that great.
We wanted to have some Chicha Morada... they didn't have it, Cancha... they didn't have it, Jugo de Mago. The truth be told, I was expecting to have a better lunch on Peruvian Independence day weekend.
The Lemon Tree is a real sour experience and someone owes me 70 DOLLARS and 4 hours of my life (3 hours driving coming and going from home).
The location is not that great.
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July 25, 2009 @ 9:06 PM
a diner from Brazoria Coubty, Houston
WE PAID US $70 FOR 3 PEOPLE. My brother in law didn't even eat his food (Pollo Saltado or as my brother in law called Pollo "Insultado"). I got a big plate of nothing: 4 little pieces of fish, 3 shrimps (is the true, just 3) and some calamari. The only good thing was the Tacu Tacu Lemon Tree my sister got.
We wanted to have some Chicha Morada... they didn't have it, Cancha... they didn't have it, Jugo de Mago. The truth be told, I was expecting to have a better lunch on Peruvian Independence day weekend.
The Lemon Tree is a real sour experience and someone owes me 70 DOLLARS and 4 hours of my life (3 hours driving coming and going from home).
The location is not that great.
We wanted to have some Chicha Morada... they didn't have it, Cancha... they didn't have it, Jugo de Mago. The truth be told, I was expecting to have a better lunch on Peruvian Independence day weekend.
The Lemon Tree is a real sour experience and someone owes me 70 DOLLARS and 4 hours of my life (3 hours driving coming and going from home).
The location is not that great.
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July 25, 2009 @ 9:06 PM
a diner from Brazoria Coubty, Houston
WE PAID US $70 FOR 3 PEOPLE. My brother in law didn't even eat his food (Pollo Saltado or as my brother in law called Pollo "Insultado"). I got a big plate of nothing: 4 little pieces of fish, 3 shrimps (is the true, just 3) and some calamari. The only good thing was the Tacu Tacu Lemon Tree my sister got.
We wanted to have some Chicha Morada... they didn't have it, Cancha... they didn't have it, Jugo de Mago. The truth be told, I was expecting to have a better lunch on Peruvian Independence day weekend.
The Lemon Tree is a real sour experience and someone owes me 70 DOLLARS and 4 hours of my life (3 hours driving coming and going from home).
The location is not that great.
We wanted to have some Chicha Morada... they didn't have it, Cancha... they didn't have it, Jugo de Mago. The truth be told, I was expecting to have a better lunch on Peruvian Independence day weekend.
The Lemon Tree is a real sour experience and someone owes me 70 DOLLARS and 4 hours of my life (3 hours driving coming and going from home).
The location is not that great.
