Mexican Restaurant Kids T-Shirts

Acrylic Paint on Canvas - Mexican chili pepper painting known in spanish as Chile de árbol (Tree Chili) YOUTUBE ART VIDEO: https://youtu.be/6GqR1dRXYsE

Sombrero

Pancho's was an all-you-can-eat restaurant chain founded in 1958 in El Paso, Texas. Although they billed themselves as a buffet, unlike actual buffets, additional food is brought by waitstaff rather than self-served. Pancho's fare included tacos, flautas, enchiladas, tamales, rice, refried beans, guacamole and many other traditional Tex-Mex items. One of the well known novelties of the chain was the small Mexican flag at each table that diners would simply have to raise to get service, be it a refill on their drink or another round of sopapillas.

Come to the dark side we have tacos

“My F#cking Restaurant” design makes you feel like a small business owner that doesn’t give a f#ck.

A tribute to a Mexican restaurant lost to the sands of time and Virginia Beach.

Nacho chip pattern design.

Mexican head

Karlita's Taqueria

Vintage Macayo Vegas Las Vegas Restaurant

Great art for foodist and food lover

slogan Mexican restaurant

Tacos and beer, what better combo than that.

A retro and old school inspired design for the taco lover or the foodie who loves eating in general. A vintage style design featuring taco graphics and distressed effects with bright colors to give you that eighties and seventies vibe.

What does 'Los Buenos' translate to in English? The Buenos.

Ever had that condescending server remind you upon ordering your burrito that the guacamole is extra?

Celebrate National Burrito Day and show the world how much you enjoy burrito with this lovely tee :)

no high jinks here!

Greenwich Village in Manhattan is known for its quaint shops and restaurants. Even though the weather is chilly, this family, bundled up in their jackets, are having lunch at a local Mexican cafe with its colorful red, yellow and green striped awning.

Taco Shop Cartoon Illustration

try the chalupas!

Victor Bergeron’s first Señor Pico location opened in 1964 when a friend, William Matson Roth, asked him to open a restaurant in Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco.

Hernandoz Hideaway

Taco Maker