Small, no-frills taco spot with a Mexican Luchador theme and authentic atmosphere filled with loud Mexican music. The space feels like a street taco stand in Mexico, bustling and noisy, with a casual vibe ideal for quick meals. Guests add their own veggies and sauces, enhancing the made-to-order taco experience.
Breakfast features flavorful tacos with thick-cut bacon and fresh salsas. The tacos offer a rich, satisfying taste that stands out.
Carne asada tacos come juicy and flavorful with a simple but well-prepared style. Pairing them with a Mexican Coke adds to the experience after a workout.
"These tacos are delicious and satisfying."
"The breakfast tacos here are really good and filling."
"The carne asada tacos are juicy and flavorful."
Good to know
Taco Tuesday offers special discounts on tacos every week.
Street tacos are available for under $2 each.
Vegetarian options are specifically available on the menu.
Open outdoor space with covered seating and a western outback vibe creates a relaxed, chill atmosphere. The area is pet friendly and shares space with a coffee cart, offering a casual, neighborhood feel.
Breakfast tacos stand out for being fresh and delicious. Each taco costs over $4 but remains a popular choice for a daily breakfast fix.
Two Carne Asada tacos come well made and visually pleasing. The tacos offer a good flavor that stands out among other options.
Good to know
Parking at Pueblo Viejo Tillery can be challenging, so arrive early.
The restaurant is dog-friendly, making it a great spot for pet owners.
Flitch Coffee is next door, offering wifi and a cozy atmosphere.
Large, clean space with bright lighting and a stage for karaoke creates a lively yet welcoming atmosphere. The vibe feels like a friendly family gathering with authentic Mexican character and fresh handmade tortillas. Regulars find it easy to feel at home here.
Breakfast features phenomenal breakfast tacos including Jalisco tacos and avocado tacos. These tacos stand out as a memorable and highly recommended meal.
Four carne asada tacos come with corn tortillas that hold up well and deliver a delicious flavor. Burritos with carne asada are available, and the meat is decent compared to other options.
Good to know
They do not have an online ordering system.
Even without a reservation, we were seated right away.
The new location had lots more space and parking.
Small, hole-in-the-wall restaurant with online and kiosk ordering and limited seating. Atmosphere feels casual and efficient, with a bar seating area shared with a neighboring pub. Known for affordable, flavorful tacos and a pickup hub serving multiple restaurants.
Breakfast features affordable breakfast tacos and burritos served until 2pm. Options include Bacon Egg & Cheese tacos and pastor breakfast burritos, with generous portions that satisfy many.
Carne asada fries stand out as a popular choice. Plates with carne asada and enchiladas offer solid options. Some finds include tough, flavorless, and cold carne asada, showing inconsistency.
Good to know
All ordering is done online or through a kiosk in the building.
Rosita’s serves breakfast until 2pm.
I paid $11 for three tacos.
Food truck offers authentic Mexican tacos with juicy al pastor and fresh ingredients. Outdoor dining area features shaded picnic tables that create a relaxed, casual atmosphere. The spot feels like a hidden gem with a chill vibe and reasonable prices.
Breakfast features homemade corn tortillas for tacos, which the owner recommends over store-bought. The menu includes breakfast tacos, menudo, and hot dogs with taco meat, with some tacos using thick flour tortillas that can feel heavy.
Carne asada stands out with its great flavor and pairs well with the Al pastor tacos that are also delicious.
Good to know
The price for three tacos is around $10, which is reasonable for the quality.
They accept credit cards for payment.
There is plenty of parking available nearby.
Outdoor dining includes a gated play area and picnic tables creating a family-friendly and laid-back vibe. The atmosphere stays relaxed and lively, with a mix of casual energy and friendly interactions. Seating is comfortable, encouraging guests to enjoy food in a spacious, shaded environment.
Breakfast features homemade tortillas with deshabrada brisket tacos that stand out. The breakfast tostadas serve all day and pair well with chips and salsa.
Tacos feature carne asada with rich, savory flavor on both corn and flour tortillas. Nachos topped with carne asada add a hearty twist alongside other options like barbacoa and birria.
Good to know
Taco Tuesday offers half-price breakfast and $4 dinner tacos.
The entire menu is Halal, with no pork served.
Expect large portion sizes for the price.
Small dining space offers old school Austin charm with a chill atmosphere and quiet vibe. Frequented for authentic Mexican breakfast tacos and homemade tortillas and salsas, it draws those seeking quick, quality meals. Limited seating and understaffing create a cozy but sometimes busy environment.
Breakfast tacos stand out for being cheap and quick with options like Barbacoa, Egg and Cheese. They come served on a tray and pair well with pollo al carbon and chicken quesadillas.
Carne Asada shows up with good seasoning but can be sometimes tough. Carne Asada fries stand out as perfect 10 out of 10.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially for to-go orders.
Burritos cost $8, offering good value for the quality.
The portions served are large, especially for sides and salsas.
Outdoor seating includes a covered eating area and a lively courtyard with bright lighting. Live music and performances by the owner create a fun, energetic vibe that draws a young, rambunctious crowd. The atmosphere blends roadside dining with engaging entertainment, making it a unique taco spot.
Breakfast features tacos and burritos with fillings like egg and avocado. Orders can take about 20 minutes even with few ahead, and tacos are available late at night.
Carne asada appears in tacos and burritos with mixed reviews. Some find it delicious and flavorful, while others describe it as bland and lacking salt.
Good to know
Taco Haus opens at 5 PM and stays open late.
Expect a wait time during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Cash is preferred; some vendors may not accept cards.
Mexican restaurant offers authentic atmosphere with live music and a dog-friendly patio shaded by large oak trees. Indoor and outdoor seating create a calm vibe suited for social gatherings and casual dining. Full bar and private event spaces add to its versatile appeal.
Breakfast features excellent tacos with consistent homemade flavor and good portions. Options include chilaquiles and a breakfast torta, making it a solid spot for morning meals or brunch.
Grass fed carne asada stands out for its rich flavor and tenderness. Tacos like Dos Carnales, mixing carne asada and al pastor, offer a tasty variety with mega delicious meat options.
Good to know
Happy hour runs on Fridays from 6 to 8 p.m. with live music.
Taco Tuesday offers special deals worth checking out.
Expect longer wait times during busy events; we waited 45 minutes for dinner.
Small, cozy space with modern decor and fresh flowers on tables creates an inviting atmosphere. Music ranges from easygoing to loud, shaping a lively yet comfortable vibe. Popular spot known for authentic Mexican flavors and a clean, well-maintained interior.
Breakfast tacos come in skinny sizes with a deal of three for $4.50 if all are the same. Ordering is easy and quick, though mistakes on orders happen sometimes.
Generous portions come with the carne asada dinner plate, which also offers great pricing. The carne asada appears in both dinner plates and burritos, showing some variety in serving styles.
Good to know
They charge an extra $2 for paying with a card.
Keep your receipt to avoid overcharging when paying with a card.
They offer three breakfast tacos for $4.50 if they are all the same.
Taco spot offers individually wrapped tacos with authentic, flavorful fillings and a relaxed atmosphere. It sits adjacent to a bar where patrons often bring food to watch games. Prices tend to be on the higher side for portion size.
Breakfast features insane tacos with consistent quality. The El Classico with chorizo stands out as a notable option.
Carne asada tacos come with hard fat and tend to be dry and lacking moisture. Some find them pretty good while others call them fire.
Good to know
Prices are reasonable for 6th Street, making it affordable for a good meal.
Each taco is individually wrapped, perfect for takeout.
Expect to pay $19 for four tacos, which may seem high for some.