Camino Viejo Mexican Restaurant is a family owned and operated business at the heart of Sherman, Texas. Our menu brings an array of traditional Mexican dishes to the table with subtle Texan fusion. From classic fajitas to seafood vegetable medleys, we aspire to create a space for families as well as individuals to enjoy and participate in Mexican culture.
Our menu brings together the flavors of Mexico. In order to share Mexican culture with our guests, we craft all of our food to resemble the traditional meals shared among Mexican families. The recipes used to make our food are considered classics and are the cornerstones that give rise to the cuisine of Mexico.
Our menu brings together the flavors of Mexico. In order to share Mexican culture with our guests, we craft all of our food to resemble the traditional meals shared among Mexican families. The recipes used to make our food are considered classics and are the cornerstones that give rise to the cuisine of Mexico.
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The original restaurant had a diner-style design and shared the building with a gas station. Our first location operated for many years until the building was scheduled for demolition. Camino then turned its eyes to a location better suited for the enjoyment of our community - Downtown Sherman. In 2015, Camino Viejo Moved to locations to its current location in Downtown Sherman just half a block from from the historic Sherman Courthouse.
Camino Viejo is now accepting reservations for private events and catering! We are able to accommodate you on your plans - whether that be a small private gathering, corporate event, or something more extravagant. We offer fresh, delicious, and affordable food that will be sure to make your event a memorable one.
Reviews (10)
V. C.
Jan 12, 2022
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Kytaric
Jan 02, 2022
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My husband and I work in Sherman but we live in Uptown Dallas. He mentioned that he had been craving good nachos for days. I did a little research and found this Gem! We ordered steak nachos (the steak was very tender), ceviche, and guacamole. Our booth looked directly into a spotless and organized kitchen . My husband had the vantage point to see that every item we ordered was made fresh as Camino Viejo states on their website. Everything was absolutely perfect including the service and the deserts we ordered to go - Flan & Tres Leches Cake. We are going to make it a point to go at least once
Janette Yosten Hess
Dec 26, 2021
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Justin Nolen
Oct 15, 2021
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Rodney Ward
Oct 13, 2021
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Food was cooked exactly as I expected, the guacamole was to spicy for my wife but that meant more for me (Yea). Service is 4 star. Tea comes in plastic tumblers (red for sweet- clear for unsweetened). Our bill was less than $35. Soccer was on TV. Music was good. Did I mention how good our service was, the restaurant was busy but never crowded. Enjoy your meal.
Mindy Combest Weilbacher
Sep 13, 2021
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Charlotte Foreman
Aug 14, 2021
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My family came in for lunch yesterday and were not impressed at all. Our chips were stale and the waitress said sorry it’s all we have. My Coca Cola came from an old 2liter bottle and had no carbonation what so ever. The entrees were okay, but my refried beans tasted burnt. To top it all off, we tried to pay for our meal in cash and was told they had no change. All around bad experience. The waitress was very kind, but didn’t seemed bothered with the horrible food being served.
PhaneTheWicked
Jul 29, 2021
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The atmosphere and the wait staff where nice. I ordered the chicken stuffed with a poblano pepper and it was absolutely great. The flavor, flaky breading and the presentation was very good. The other order I had was the pork tamales they we're not good. They're mostly Masa there's barely any meat there with little flavor. The rice and beans were flavorless to me. These reasons here are why I gave it 3 stars. It's not all bad and there are some good dishes there
Big K. Dogs N. Hogs
Feb 11, 2021
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Stevie Hudspeth
Jan 14, 2020
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Cute atmosphere and waitresses seem friendly. The prices are a little high for a small town. Salsa is decent but chips are very thin and crumble easy. They have nice options for sides... refried pinto, frijoles charros, black beans, lime cilantro rice, etc. Rice and beans are tasty! I will say I asked for a jalapeño pepper (i needed some spice for my food) and they brought me a serrano and charged me a dollar for a raw chile. It is extremely tacky to charge for that!
