Midland’s dining landscape continues to evolve, offering residents and visitors an array of new restaurants and food trucks that cater to diverse tastes. Here’s a look at some of the latest additions and local favorites making waves in our community.
New Restaurant Openings
Georgie’s Place
Located in downtown Midland, Georgie’s Place is set to open its doors soon. This establishment promises European-influenced dishes, a curated cocktail menu, and an extensive wine selection. Owned by local restaurateur Chip Hight, who also operates Opal’s Table and The Hemingway, Georgie’s Place aims to blend refined culinary techniques with approachable flavors.
Hawaiian Bros Island Grill
For those craving island flavors, Hawaiian Bros Island Grill has recently opened at 3320 W Loop 250 N. Known for its Chicken Teriyaki and refreshing Frappuccino, this spot offers a taste of Hawaii right here in Midland.
Food Truck Favorites
Po’Chops Munchie Shack
A beloved mobile eatery, Po’Chops Munchie Shack serves creative comfort food twists, from flautas to tacos and loaded fries. With a friendly West Texas vibe, it’s a community favorite often featured at local events.
Down South Seafood
Bringing Louisiana-style seafood to Midland, Down South Seafood offers blue crab, crawfish, shrimp, and boil bags with sausage, corn, and potatoes. Notably, they stay open until midnight, catering to late-night cravings.
Dirty Grinders
Dirty Grinders offers a wide range of burgers, hoagies, and quesadillas. Menu highlights include the green chili burger, bacon cheeseburger, and West Texas Philly with queso. Their loaded fries come topped with chorizo, chicken, brisket, or roast beef.
M & M’s Carnival Foods
Located at 3315 N Loop 250 W, M & M’s Carnival Foods offers a variety of dishes, including street tacos, specialty cheese fries, brisket burgers, and sweet treats like funnel cakes and fried Oreos. Their generous portions and friendly service have made them a local favorite.
El Indio de Michoacan
For authentic California taqueria-style food, El Indio de Michoacan serves gigantic burritos and refreshing aqua frescas made with real fruit. Their quesabirria tacos and mangoneada are must-tries.
Midland’s culinary scene is vibrant and ever-changing. Whether you’re in the mood for a sit-down meal at a new restaurant or a quick bite from a food truck, there’s always something delicious to discover in our city.