Local Tex-Mex family revs up exciting new restaurant in Oak Forest


Oak Forest’s newest destination for Tex-Mex is now serving fajitas and shaking margaritas. Valencia’s Tex-Mex Garage quietly opened for lunch and dinner beginning Thursday, October 29. Located in Braun Enterprises’ development at 2001 W. 34 St., Valencia’s represents a homecoming for brother-and-sister owners Ricardo Valencia and Vienna Valencia Bement, who attended Waltrip High School, which is located across the street. The siblings are also making their return to the Houston restaurant scene; they sold the…

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