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48 Chesser Crane Rd, Chelsea, AL 35043, United States
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If you're in the mood for some flavorful Mexican cuisine, look no further than Dos Botellas, located at 48 Chesser Crane Rd, Chelsea, AL 35043. This cozy restaurant brings the vibrant, comforting flavors of Mexico right to your table, whether you’re dining in, grabbing a quick bite to-go, or having it delivered straight to your doorstep. With its laid-back vibe and welcoming atmosphere, Dos Botellas offers a perfect spot to unwind, enjoy delicious food, and sip on a refreshing drink.
The menu is packed with all the classics you’d expect from a Mexican restaurant, offering everything from small plates perfect for sharing, to comforting dishes that will leave you feeling satisfied. Whether you're craving hearty comfort food or light bites, you’ll find something to match your appetite. And for those looking to pair their meal with a drink, Dos Botellas has an impressive selection of alcoholic beverages. They serve everything from ice-cold beers and cocktails to fine wines and spirits, ensuring you have the perfect beverage to complement your meal. Plus, if you're stopping by during happy hour, you can enjoy some great drink specials, adding an extra reason to make this spot your go-to place for social gatherings.
For those who appreciate a great cup of coffee or just want a nice, relaxing atmosphere to sip on some drinks, you’re in luck! The restaurant serves up some delicious coffee options as well, making it a great place to kick back at any time of day. With service options that include takeaway, dine-in, and delivery, Dos Botellas makes it easy to enjoy a delightful meal in whichever way works best for you.
So, whether you're out with friends or just looking to enjoy a solo meal, Dos Botellas is a fantastic choice that combines great food, drinks, and a warm, inviting vibe.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
48 Chesser Crane Rd, Chelsea, AL 35043, United States
Dined with a group of six on a lovely Friday, our first visit despite half of us being locals. The restaurant, though new, boasts vibrant decor and music that perfectly matches its Tex-Mex theme. Service was outstanding—friendly and attentive—and the place was spotless with plenty of tidy tables. The menu offered a wide range of Tex-Mex dishes. Chips, queso, and salsa were satisfying, it's not particularly unique. The fresh-brewed tea was excellent, a must for any restaurant. We tried several dishes: the soft beef tacos were decent but slightly disappointing due to watery beef making the shells soggy. The Enchiladas Supreme was a hit, as were the "Happy Plates"—steak and beef served over rice with queso and a side of refried beans. The steak and chicken dishes stood out, perfectly cooked with juicy, tender, and well-seasoned flavors. Overall, it was a solid meal, but nothing distinguished it from other Tex-Mex spots. Would recommend for the steak or chicken dishes!
Big. Clean. Super friendly vibe. Excellent salsa and food. Chile Colorado was on point! Felt like I was vacationing in Mexico. Outstanding Mexican restaurant!
I had Dos Botellas for the first time today. I went at lunchtime and was seated right away. The restaurant is very spacious and open with a-lot of seating. The staff were very friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. The salsa was good and I like that they provide a jar of salsa and small plates which makes sharing so much easier I had a Chicken Chimichanga topped with cheese and it was so delicious. Everything was fresh. I will definitely be going back!
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.