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    4.2 (366 reviews)
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    Moderate noise
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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Tacos on tacos
    Christina H.

    Sometimes, you don't want a fancy breakfast taco. These days, there's too many of them anyway. What never goes out of style? A classic, potato and egg or chorizo and egg breakfast taco with a handful of jalapeño crema sauce on the side. Warning: the tacos can be a bit greasy

    Rob B.

    Truly unique and the menu is as interesting as it was delicious. The migas and the chiccarone offering caught my attention. It might be good idea to order ahead. We ordered on the spot on a not busy time and it took a good 15 minutes to get the order. The convenience store is well convenient to get the beverage of your choice .

    Migas
    Michaela P.

    Yep. Pretty good breakfast tacos. But for the cold, hard cash? There's better (or just as good for half the price). Migas. Tasty. Chilaquiles. Tasty. Why don't they have a chilaquiles plate? If it's good enough to wrap in a tortilla, throw it on a plate with an over easy egg! Chorizo, egg, and cheese. Greasy. Not sure if it was the chorizo or the cheese, but it more than dripped grease. All of the tacos were a bit meager. Two of us split 3 and left not quite satisfied. Good. Not in the top 10.

    Tony D.

    Staff was nice, Google Maps takes me a little offs ways but its at the corner of the gas station. Chilaquiles Taco: soft corn chips, egg, a la mex, queso fresco was a fun taco, you can add meat to if if you want. I recommend this one! I also got a bacon and a chorizo egg and cheese taco and the bacon was crispy, chorizo was not too greasy. Its all well balanced. Not a must come back for me since I personally want something a little greasyer but with its name, Con Madre, its a great place! All the tacos were fresh and came out hot! Salsa was not spicy enough for me but that can be a plus if you want clean tacos and mild salsa, a jump from fuzzys.

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    Melissa L.

    Breakfast burrito was delicious! I'm salivating just remembering how much I liked it! I got it with chorizo, potatoes, cheese, refried beans and salsa verde. Patio seating was nice. Service was as expected.

    Homemade Picadillo Nachos
    Anthony M.

    If you're looking for a food truck that sells a wide variety of Mexican food at a great price, a great selection of agua frescas, and shaded patio seating then Con Madre Kitchen is a spot you should consider! When I came I tried a few different items such as: - Pastor Tacos (3.5/5), Barbacoa Tacos (4/5), and Bistek Tacos (3.5/5). The barbacoa was my favorite because it was the most tender, rich, and flavorful of the three. What's also nice overall about these tacos is that they cost $2.89 each when you get them on corn. - Madre's Sautéed Shrimp Taco (4/5) & Madre's Chori-Queso Taco (4.25/5): in addition to traditional street style tacos, they have these two unique ones with one featuring grilled shrimp and the other featuring chorizo and melted cheese. These come on flour tortilla and cost $4.75 each. - Cheeseburger: wouldn't normally get a burger from a Mexican restaurant, but this was good as it had a bigger emphasis on the grilled onion. ($5.50) - 3.5/5 - Homemade Picadillo Nachos: they load the nachos up with beef, cheese, avocado, and jalapeños and this is not a bad appetizer to get if you're craving some nachos. ($13) - 3.25/5 - Madre's Frito Pie: their take on frito pie, but using Hispanic ingredients. ($8) - 3.25/5 - Agua Frescas: they have a great selection where you can get Horchata (sweet cinnamon & rice milk), Jamaica (sweet hibiscus punch), tamarindo (sweet & tangy tamarind juice) -, and limonada. You honestly can't go wrong with any of these! They all taste great. ($3.50/ea) - 4.25/5 With lots of food to choose from my suggestions would definitely be getting a barbacoa taco, a sautéed shrimp taco, and a chori-queso taco with any of the drinks! All in all, I had a good time here and would rate my experience a 3.75/5.

    Jay D.

    Coming from CA I had high expectations especially since I know it's Hispanic owned. I took one bite and threw it away it was so greasy and no flavor! Thought the chorizo would give it some Flavor but it didn't!

    John M.

    What a great find!!..Found this joint in route to The Hill of Life for a hike and it was just what we needed...Super friendly service and ample seating...Large menu with plenty to choose from...we both picked Chorizo, egg and Cheese and Bacon, egg and cheese..2 of each..at first we thought they were a bit pricey...but these are some fat tacos...piping hot...perfectly charred tortillas and some kickin good sauce...wife couldn't finish hers..so I sacrificed my beach bod and scarfed the last couple bite down...Lunch menu looks killer!!...Awesome visit!!

    Make your own tacos - on flour tortilla
    Jen H.

    Now THIS is breakfast tacos. During our girls trip we were on a quest to find the best tacos and confirm that Austin was truly known for breakfast tacos. Con Madre Kitchen affirmed it to us. Holy moly (or should I say holy mole?) - it's been maybe two months since we've been there and we still talk about these tacos. Had we known about it sooner, we probably would've woken up and come here every day for breakfast lunch and dinner. First off, cheers to customization! I can't have physical onions, scallions, or cilantro (sad), but I was able to pick items that would best fit my tacos given this condition. Even for the chicharrones specialty taco, I easily avoided the items I'm allergic too and heavy loaded on that red madre sauce. It was all so good I went back up to the truck to order two more tacos on top of the two I already ordered. They are ADDICTING but in the most wonderful way. Particularly loved my personal make your own of potato, egg, and ham. The ham was charred JUST right and made me want more. Another combo was beans, eggs, and chorizo. My mouth is watering all over again wow And if the tacos weren't enough, the drinks were on point too. Horchata and coffee? My friends called it absolutely perfect. For me I like fruity / juice like drinks so I had to go with the Jamaica which had the perfect taste to wash down these tacos. Go here. If you don't trust me after how much I've raced in this review and how much I'm now considering booking a flight back to Austin for these tacos, then I rest my case!

    Migas Taco 6" Flour or Corn Tortilla
    Shradha A.

    Just returned post-Covid and tried the migas tacos on corn this time. It tasted fresh, especially the tortilla, but I didn't think it was worth the $$.

    Breakfast Taco on left.  Breakfast Burrito on right. Sad face on me.

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    6 years ago

    Homemade tortillas so you really can't go wrong. Lots of menu options. The salsa was a little too runny for me/could have been spicier.

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    I had the bristek flour tacos...I had 2 should have only ordered one. They were literally the best tacos I've ever had! Mmmm m

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    5 years ago

    Best bfast burrito in ATX. Ham, eggs, beans, and avocado burrito with a limonada = bomb!

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    4 years ago

    Barbacoa is great! Not a super busy spot, my friend had the chori-queso, and chicken and loved them too!

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    I ordered 2 picadilly chalupas that list no meat on the ingredients and they came covered in meat. Very confusing and disappointing.

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    Wish I knew how the food was. They had trouble taking my order and then gave it to someone else. Then had trouble refunding. Basic stuff.

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    So damn good. It's always consistent. Love this place. It's literally the very first thing I think of in the morning!!

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    4 years ago

    Worst breakfast burrito I've had. 95% egg with no effort what so ever. The price you ask for is criminal for what you give.

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    Gourdough's is an Austin staple and one of the best dessert spots in atx. Consistent. Reliable…read more Packed with flavor and texture. Their donuts come in a regular and mini size. I prefer the mini but they're sold out a lot which shows you how spectacular this place is. My go to is the nutty valentine. The donut is always warm, fresh, and crispy. And the toppings of Nutella, cinnamon, and strawberries adds dimension & the perfect story. There is plenty of patio seating and lots of parking outside. There can be a line on the weekends and they tend to sell out so keep that in mind. The staff is friendly and service is quick!

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