(214) 741-1901
2911 Elm St
Dallas,
TX
75226
32.785
-96.7821
Neighborhood: East Dallas
Years in business
Established in 1987
Price:
$$
Last updated 4.01.09
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Discover, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Romantic Dining, Outdoor Dining
Cuisine:
New American, Caribbean, Mexican
Smoking Permitted:
On the patio
What People Are Saying About Pepe & Mito's Mexican Cafe
Featured Review
Contributor
Contributor
In Short – Located in the heart of Deep Ellum, this Mexican cafe features a dining room that's cozy and splashed with a lively bouquet of Spanish colors. The covered patio outside is a popular spot for people-watching and smoking. The menu is chock-full of spicy Tex-Mex favorites, including house-made pork tamales smothered in a tomatillo sauce, spinach and mushroom enchiladas and the pollo al mojo (a garlic-infused chicken breast).
Editor's Tips
- Save Time:
- If you're venturing into Deep Ellum, it's often more convenient to grab a cab, rather than looking for a satellite lot.
- Look Good:
- Call for private parties (capacity 180) and reservations.
Tough to beat Mexican joint
by Dallas287 at Citysearch
This place is great, many places claim to be authentic but they aren't. 90% of Mexican places claim to be authentic but are clueless. I found this place to be more Mex Mex than Tex Mex, a little slice of Mexico. Love this place, great food is always made by great people, by people that care, this fits the bill. They are definitely top 2-3 Mexican restaurants in the DFW area. I crave the tacos and drive to Deep Ellum from Far North Dallas to go eat there. Charming, warm, rustic and great, great food... Pepes and Mitos, Cuquitas and Tierra Caliente are the best Mexican food restaurants in the city..
- Pros: Tacos, environment, grilled meat, service, locally owned, environment..
- Cons: They should serve the Mexican aguas.. and Mexican Coke.
Best Chipotle Wine Sauce Around
by margiehubbard at Citysearch
We've been big fans of Pepe's & Mito's for years now. This is better than your average Mexican food. I would call it upscale Mexican because the recipes are not typical Mexican, though they are traditional dishes.
The taquitos on the appetizer menu are a warm and crunchy favorite of my husband's with perfectly seasoned beef filling. I can't go without ordering the steak, chicken or even catfish with the chipotle wine sauce. It's sooo savory and good. The fajitas are great and a good value at lunch.
When our friends come in from out of town we always go to Pepe's & Mito's for an authentic Tex-Mex fix at it's finest! If you want something a little different then just ask, they are happy to accomodate special requests.
Come in at 11:00 and enjoy the breakfast/brunch menu on Saturday and Sunday. The entire menu is still available, of course. They make a wicked breakfast taco. Don't forget to try their homemade chorizo.
I've never really had a problem parking as there are several street spaces close by and local lots.
- Pros: The Chipotle Wine Sauce
- Cons: The queso is a tiny bit too peppery, black peppery, not jalapeno.


