Mi Tierra (Texas Country Reporter)
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- Take a bite out of a restaurant that is part of San Antonio history.
Michael Cortez
218 Produce Row
San Antonio, TX 78207
Phone: 210-225-1262
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Yay! My hometown! Love Mi Tierra!!! A Texas treasure!
I took my friend Stevie Wonder there at 2am years ago (probably around 1996) it was PACKED and no sneaking with him....PROBABLY 300 people stood up clapping and showing Love..only about 3 people came to ask for autographs...Will Love Steveland Morris till I die...a wonderful person! 😍😎
I have to say, for the amount of food they turn out, the quality is amazing. And consistent.
Mr. Cortez is also very kind and neighborly, always thanking those who tell. visitors where to find Mi Tierra, they've stopped by my job a couple times to say thank you and bring us cookies.
My Pop used to drive there from Taylor, Tx at least once a month to visit Mi Tierra when I was old enough to remember around 4 years old. Im 72. When my kids were growing up i made it a point to go there and happened to get the same exact table my parents and us sat at when we went. A lot of loving memories there.
I think that is super cool!
I miss my hometown San Antonio 😢
My family has been going to Mi Tierra since I was a kid. The restaurant is beautiful and festive! The service is always good!❤️
Love mi Tierra and San Antonio!!!
My grandmother had a produce stand around rhe corner. Our family has been eating there since day one. The Cortez family also owns La margarita. I remember going there when it was a small cafe owned by an Asian family. My dad who is now 84 would go to the upstairs living area of the cafe and listen to the Lone Ranger radio show with the owners kids .
Prior to Mi Tierra, it was the Toyo Cafe, owned by Frank Kakutaro Kuwamura a pre-war Japanese immigrant. Produce Row once had as many as 4 Japanese-owned restaurants in the 1930s-1940s, all of the restaurants serving simple Mexican/American food (not Japanese!).
I first started going to Mi Tierra when I was a student at Southwest Texas State in San Marcos and the food has gotten nothing but better.
Clogs my arteries just hearing about them! TYVM!
We have been there many times and we still want to go back...nothing like it..
Love these episodes
My mouth is watering thinking about chile rellanos! 😋
Work is fun El senor, trabajo tiene mucho valor!
Truly the finest Tex-Mex dining anywhere! Wouldn't think of visiting San Antonio without stopping in.
Dont go overboard buddy....it is good , but not the best
Im from the Rgv and going to mi Tierra is an amazing experience always quality always top tier and love abounds! God willing will be there soon!
How did I miss this place when I went to San Antonio twice? Even staying nearby. I could have walked. Well, the last time we travelled with my parents in law, who made us go to English style pub restaurants for most every meal. Next time, I’ll go by myself and explore places recommended by this channel.
If you travel in groups or with other people it can get extremely limiting. I travel alone and cover so much
These videos are like Huell Howsers California’s gold
Absolutely fantastic 👍
I remember going there as kid its was different .
Yes, they went overboard with the dust-collecting decorations.
i have a tradition when i go to San Antonio of going to Mi Tierra for the cabrito.
The lady learned Spanish from Peggy Hill
Yes, she can't get the hang of the word "Tierra".
Planning my visit to Mi Tierra coming back from Corpus Christi later this month.
The best place to go and eat Mexican food.
This was an amazing story of hardworking immigrants, Hats off. Unfortunately in Norway and Skandinavians countries we are facing a tremendous amount of " Illegal immigrants " From Afghanistan, Syria, Sudan, Especially Eritreans and Somali. Not willing to work , Instead relaxing and relying on free housing and benefits. Just type " Malmoe riot" 3 weeks ago, Media will not talk about. Well done to these immigrants, Hard working class. Respecting laws and taxpayers🇳🇴🙋♂️🐺
@ :10 seconds that’s no gentleman.
and where is market square located? I know in SA, but street?
Edie Bluntzer Market Square is not on a street, it occupies multiple city blocks. But it’s surrounded by I-35/I-10, Santa Rosa, Commerce, and Dolorosa Streets. Near the Children’s Hospital/Milam Park/UTSA downtown.
Love the story whos the lady. Grew up watching tcr don't like the new narrator I see him in the video why isn't he talking
I hate Texas but I love all my Mexicans brothers and sisters especially I love Mexican food and I wanted to check out Mi Tierra.
Anyone who orders a chile relleno knows Mexican food. (2:43) She is way past ordering some goofy tacos.
Question: Do you feel embarrassed when the musicians come to your table? What are you supposed to pay them?
Question: Are you a fan of menudo or are you squeamish?
Is the female voice narrating this a machine or just a very robotic woman?
It is the voice of Bob Phillips’ Wife.
@@wclark4121 That dude is a riot. My friends and I would laugh our heads off watching his tv show. "Folks in San Antone..." etc
Hi Ho Restuarant in Corpus Christi Texas (Selena’s Father’s favorite restaurant) blows Mi Tiera away
Yesss !!
food here not that good.
Tourist trap
@@chelleroberson3222 lol
Taco bell tacos😂 puffy tacos are true texmex
Terrible food overall
The food at Pico de Gallo (also owned by this West Side family) is not better. My friend threw up in the parking lot after eating there.
They serve anglo people frist that's why I never went back it been over 20 years
Felipe Saucedo does that make any sense ? I visited once a local restaurant here in town and the cook was having an argument with owners , yelling and throwing the pots and pans all over the place but it was a one time thing and since then I’ve been there hundreds of times, go back most likely it won’t be the case again if indeed it was the case in the first place , don’t fogged by what you think you perceive when in reality it is not ... I’m from Cali and if I get a chance to visit San Antonio , you bet your bottom dollar I’m there .. I want try everything they got no matter what negative comment people say
Bullshit. Get the chip off your shoulder.
Overrated!!! It’s not that good people!!!!
This place sucks ...stick to bakeing sweats... cuz to foods no good.
How about you learn to spell first?
@@jonathanibal298 i was drunk😜 place still sucks
Tastes are subjective. What you dislike others crave. Been eating at this location since 1970. Lived in San Antonio since 1979. I love it.
Everthing is from prepackaged..to the chips and salsa..the store bought tortillas ...caned mole...taco shells...no no no no...sucks
Did you work there and can support this claim? I have been in the kitchen and have personally seen them cooking from scratch. They have a small army of staff who spend a lot of time trimming the meat for fajitas by hand.
For what I've seen is mexican food, period. Not tex-mex crap. Tamales, mole, etc. None of that was invented in that territory.
Tex Mex Crap ? Yankee Go Home
Crispy beef tacos not a thing in Mexico. It’s an American thing and is part of Tex-Mex cuisine
@@wclark4121 in Monterrey it is ...