Happy's Fish House
Happy's Fish House is a seafood restaurant at 2202 E 5th St in Tyler. Visit the business website for current offerings and visiting information.
Ruffo's Kitchen is a Mexican restaurant located at 700 Skyway Blvd in Tyler, Texas, inside the Tyler Pounds Regional Airport. The restaurant offers a variety of dishes, including breakfast and lunch options.
For breakfast, Ruffo's Kitchen serves dishes such as the Ruffo's Fiesta Breakfast Platter, which includes 2 eggs made to order with country potatoes smothered with Mexican chorizo and sautéed with a veggie mix and fresh cheese mix topping. Other breakfast options include build-your-own street tacos, omelets, and breakfast burritos.
The lunch menu features Mexican favorites such as enchiladas, fajitas, and quesadillas. The restaurant also offers a daily special, which includes a main entree, two sides, and a drink, with a varying main entree each day. Additionally, Ruffo's Kitchen serves desserts, including freshly baked cookies and a daily pastry assortment.
Ruffo's Kitchen allows customers to build their own dishes, such as the loaded burrito, which includes a choice of any four items, and the ultimate charbroiled cheeseburger, which can be built to order. The restaurant also offers chips and salsa, as well as a quesadilla platter with a choice of meat, veggie medley, and more.
Customers can also order online through the restaurant's website.
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700 Skyway Blvd #105, Tyler, TX 75704. Open the map for directions.
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