La Joya 1902 Bandera Road, San Antonio, TX 78228

"Just call ahead and within 5 minutes your orders are waiting . This is a plus when you are on a schedule."

"I love this place. I do dine in and carry out. I do lunch, and my kids love breakfast. We don't go often, but when we do, it's no complaints. I love the cheese enchildas!!!! The staff is super friendly, and even though I always feel like I'm not being understood by staff bc I only speak English, they've never messed up on my order or food. This is my go-to for enchiladas and tostadas."

"Had mini tacos. Not the best but edible. My friend had beef enchiladas. A bit over-spiced. The enchilada sauce was too heavy, dark and over spiced. Food has too much salt. Overall, the waitress had good service."

"Quite a loving place tocos of the morning are freshly blessed hot with thoughts of the heart. God bless this little heartful place of mornings start"

"Act of Kindness On this random quest, I happen to see a man while walking to the store. This man looked as if he was tired and just plain worn out from life at the present time. He was moving slowly due to being wheelchair bound. This man only had his right foot propelling him graciously forward. Without any protection on his foot from the warm summers night pavement. As I walked by I told the gentleman to have a blessed night while also being very concerned for his well-being. I continued to proceed to my destination to grab some food for the evening. On the walk back home determined to eat the pizza I had just bought, the gentleman was not much farther than where I had seen him last. I kindly asked the man if he need help making it to his destination, and where it was that he lived wanting to make sure he got home safely. The man was very delighted and said, “if you would be so kind”. I started pushing the man along this new path of what were several destinations here and there along the way. This man really didn’t mention much about life nor communicated much during this endeavor. The gentleman was so generous to offer a soda which was stated that’s all he could do, yet I kindly denied. As this beautiful journey continued remind you I had no clue as to how far or to where this man need to be or where I was going. The thought that were going through my mind was why is this man out in the late evening alone. I continued to push this strong hearted gentleman anywhere he asked not thinking twice to where or why. Along one stretch of this miraculous journey the man began to cry which really hit me to my core. I ask the gentleman if he was ok due to me having a soft heart of personal pain. The man then saddened my heart by telling me that several of his family members had just passed. I quickly consoled the man with sympathy to show him some type of care. Shortly after walking along sidewalks, highways, and some very unsafe paths we had reached his place of living. Before the man left my presence he looked up at me and shook my hand and said, “I would like to bless you”. This made me smile the biggest smile I had probably ever smiled just by someone showing gratitude of generosity. I kindly replied to the gentleman, “Sir, I was just about to do the same for you”. After this four to five hour walk of grand blessings that felt like the shortest distance I had ever journeyed. I finally made it home, yet still electrified with the beautiful generous blessed man’s presence. The love from this still unnamed man will reign over me for the rest my life from that warm summers night of September."