Real Mexican cooking, made by family, served since 1994.

A family from Jalisco who found home in White House

De La Paz opened its doors in 1994 and has been run by the same family ever since — the restaurant that put sit-down Mexican food on the map in White House. Three decades later, it's still the De La Paz family in the kitchen and on the floor, still cooking the same recipes that opened the doors in the first place.

Regulars will tell you it's the small-town, family feel that keeps them coming back as much as the food — this is the kind of place where the people cooking your dinner remember your name.