Dos Salsas
Family-owned Tex-Mex in downtown Georgetown since 1999.
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Worth knowing
- Happy hour runs all day Monday and Tuesday, and 3-7pm Wednesday through Friday, at all Dos Salsas locations
- Weekend brunch includes $1 mimosa refills
- Family owned and operated since March 1999
- Catering available by request through an online inquiry form
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About Dos Salsas
Dos Salsas has served Tex-Mex in downtown Georgetown since March 1999, when owner Memo Plata opened the restaurant with his own recipes and spice blends. It's family owned and operated, and it's kept regulars coming back for more than two decades; some have been ordering since the first week it opened.
Weekend brunch runs Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 2pm, built around Migas and Chilaquiles alongside $1 mimosa refills. The rest of the menu leans into classic Tex-Mex: Queso Dos Salsas, Supreme Nachos, enchiladas finished in Suiza sauce, a jalapeno bacon burger, and fajitas with a low-carb option. Kids get their own Niño Enchilada plate, and flan closes things out.
Happy hour runs all day Monday and Tuesday, and 3 to 7pm Wednesday through Friday, with house and fruit margaritas, bottled and draft beer, wine, and micheladas, at all Dos Salsas locations. The restaurant also caters events on request through an online inquiry form.
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How long has Dos Salsas been in Georgetown?
Dos Salsas has operated in downtown Georgetown since March 1999, when owner Memo Plata opened the restaurant with his own recipes and spice blends. It remains family owned and operated more than two decades later.
Best Tex-Mex in Georgetown, TX?
Dos Salsas has served Tex-Mex from downtown Georgetown since 1999, with a menu built around dishes like Supreme Nachos, Queso Dos Salsas, enchiladas finished in Suiza sauce, and a jalapeño bacon burger. Weekend brunch runs Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 2pm with Migas, Chilaquiles, and $1 mimosa refills.
Does Dos Salsas have a kids menu?
Yes, the Niño Enchilada plate is their kids option; a reviewer noted it's a generous portion for a child's meal.
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