Mi Casita Mexican Grill at Cassine in Seagrove

[James Bentwood]

The little standalone building at Cassine Station (owned by Snappy Turtle folks I believe) across from One Seagrove Place in Seagrove has a new sign that says it will be a Mexican restaurant.

Every year this place changes names / cuisine. It was ice cream, Nona's Pizza ...
Flip Flops was going to go in there and that fell through.
Crust was going to go in there that fell through.

 

[carson]

The little standalone building at Cassine Station (owned by Snappy Turtle folks I believe) across from One Seagrove Place in Seagrove has a new sign that says it will be a Mexican restaurant.

Every year this place changes names / cuisine. It was ice cream, Nona's Pizza ...
Flip Flops was going to go in there and that fell through.
Crust was going to go in there that fell through.

That's because he wanted $8900 a month for rent for 1300 sf.

 

[Teresa]

More info please! We need more Mexican!

 

[30A Skunkape]

Sounds like you might be seeing more of a Mexican standoff than any Mexican for rent like that

 

[Iris]

Sign went up (almost like a permanent one) and now it is gone. Never any sign of life there!

 

[Iris]

Temporary sign is back up! Guess they just want us to keep guessing...

 

[Lake View Too]

It's for people who can't make up their minds what food they want to eat. They just go there and let themselves be surprised.

 

[Garner]

There was a neon sign flashing open in the front window today, along with balloons. Can't wait to see some reviews!

 

[Iris]

We stopped by today. The menu is quite simple and seems to be very authentic Mexican. Tacos on corn tortillas with your choice of protein and garnished with onions and cilantro, $1.99. One can add tomatoes, cheese, etc all for an extra cost. Maybe we will try it one day.

 

[carson]

Okay, Mi Casita reviewed by a Texaridian. Stopped in today for lunch. Menu, very simple, the basics, tacos, burritos, quesadillas, chimis and a few other things. No seafood. No enchiladas. I had a steak burrito $8.99 plus add ons are 75 cents, cheese, guac, sour cream, even vegetables. So it is easy to end up with a $15 burrito. I got my wife a chicken quesadilla, $7.99 with rice and beans. All in all not too bad. Fresh, good flavor, some prefab things..I think the beans were out of a bag. My fajitas blow doors on anything around here, so I will ley ya'll know next time the grill is fired up and we can have a rita and try them out.