Honestly, the best *authentic* Mexican food I've had in years…read more It's so good I think it's worth the drive from Austin. Everything was freshly made, from the Sopes to the cecina.

Came around 10am on a Sunday, and everything about the place is a perfect balance of Hispanic…read moreambiance and food. The service was real nice and kind during my first time here, highly recommend!

We almost passed this place and had to drive down a dirt road to get here but I'm so glad we did!…read more I'll admit, when I first saw the prices on the menu I was a little surprised, but it's totally worth it and you definitely won't leave hungry! I got the pastor quesadilla and it was packed full or meat and cheese! I mean this thing was over an inch thick! The pastor was nice and juicy and packed full of flavor. The only thing that could have made it better is a little bit of sour cream to go with it. I grabbed some red and green salsas and I'll admit, the green was too spicy for me but that was pretty good and still pretty spicy. You can also purchase a variety of meats by the pound. I would recommend giving this place a try, you won't regret it!

This place is unprofessional! Called yesterday around 6:30 PM to put an order to go pick up and…read morethey took the order accepted it and then when we got there they said "someone took your order" the worse part of all was they couldn't even atleast call back and let us know hey we don't have your order so we could get food somewhere else, instead we go to pick up the order and the kitchen is completely cleaned/emptied and mind you it was barely about to be 7:00 PM. On the maps it says the hours close at 8:00 PM everyday except Friday at a later time! How inconvenient and unprofessional and a waste of time! So basically they closed early but took a to go order and wasted our time. I'd go anywhere else but here!

The potato, egg, and bacon tacos are amazing, as well as the fajita tacos. Their menu is huge with…read moreso many options. Definitely need to try it out!

I'm happy after those egg and bean tacos. They were great with the green sauce. The vibrancy and…read morefriendliness of this place made for a nice break from work. Thank you for y'all's service.

We've been here a few times. The foods good, though we haven't found any favorite dishes yet. It's…read moreall pretty standard TexMex fare. But they do seem to be trying. And at least they don't oversalt everything with Fiesta seasoning like some places do. They don't have a liquor license but they serve beer, wine and frozen margaritas, which aren't bad but they're officially "wineritas" because they don't have tequila in them. But my wife likes them. The interior space is pretty nice, especially the Eastern room. But some of the booths are old and really need new cushions in them. I'm hoping they invest in this place when the new, nearby community opens up and they gain new patrons. If it improves, we'll come here more often. It has potential. That said, we were disappointed on this visit. The waiter literally pulled something out of my drink with his fingers before serving it to me, hoping I wouldn't notice. Who does that? If something's fallen into it, just take it back to the kitchen and get another one. Don't dip your fingers into guests' drinks. Please. The guacamole was interesting. Just unseasoned, mashed up avocado. No onion. No serrano peppers. Little to no salt or lime. Diced tomatoes were served on the side (as not to water down the guac), and it was served over shredded iceberg lettuce. I did taste fresh. And there was salt on the table if you wanted it. I guess I just expected it to be more prepared. It would have been a nice respite from the heat if our meal was spicy. But we've never had anything there that was spicy.

Great food, friendly service and excellent atmosphere. Family dinner was a success. Recommended and…read morewill return.

As good as my Moms menudo! Really, nobody is more shocked than me. I've never been a large fan of…read moreinterior style Mexican food but over the years I've learned to appreciate it. S/O PHX. I want to describe the Menudo but I'm speechless. Created the perfect balance of sniffles and sweat. My hangover has subsided. The fifth star was earned by the Barbacoa de Cabrito. Don't know if I've ever seen this in TX but now I'm going to have some every weekend. They only do both on the weekends. The verde salsa is special. DIRECTIONS: ITS IN THE CHEVRON

5 Stars -- Worth the Stop!…read more Total hidden gem in Elgin! The Taco Stop may look like a little ramshackle joint from the outside, but don't let that fool you. The line was out the door when we arrived, and they burned through it fast -- thanks to a small but mighty team of four working hard in the back, cranking out fresh homemade tortillas like pros. I had the large bacon, egg, and cheese taco -- the bacon was perfectly crisp, not greasy, and full of flavor. Their spicy tomatillo salsa was a standout -- bright, bold, and just the right kick. My husband got the fajita beef taco and was seriously impressed with the flavor and portion size. Quick service, real ingredients, and food that hits the spot. Definitely stopping here again next time we're passing through!

I love the Taco stop they make great authentic Mexican tacos. In the morning before work I…read moresometimes drop by and it never fails to make my day.

Came back several times. Really enjoyed every visit. We're always quickly greeted and seated,…read morebrought water, chips and a spicy, charred salsa. The wait staff is friendly and checks up on us regularly, They have a chalk board with specials. A nice bar - Today their specials included a $5 margarita. But I also like their generous Mexican martini (brought out in a proper shaker) and their Fridarita - an ode to Ms. Kahlo featuring hibiscus (jamaica) and decorated with a flower. It has to be the most interesting margarita I've ever encountered. And it tastes great. My wife had the menudo and a crispy chicken taco. She enjoyed both. And the taco was larger than most. I came back to my favorite here, the shrimp relleno - a blister, peeled poblano pepper (not battered or fried) filled with shrimp and ranchero sauce and served with white rice and lovely, grilled vegetables (zucchini, yellow squash, mushrooms, etc.). The whole dish works so well together you could mix it all up and it would still be devine. So... we keep coming back.

On my way back from Austin , me and a colleague wanted to check out a Mexican restaurant that was…read morein route. We decided to stop here since the reviews here were pretty solid. We were greeted and seated right away. The salsa that came with the complementary chips were outstanding. However, the authenticity and vibe were unfortunately lackluster. I ordered my meal and I told the waitress I did not want any cheese in my fried stuff avocado meal and when the meal came she assured me there was no cheese which she was wrong. I couldn't get another meal made right for some reason so I unfortunately did not finish my meal. Unfortunately, I will have to pass on this establishment.

Overall a decent visit....Place is older but well kept and clean...Service was good and friendly…read more Queso, Salsa and chips hit the table first...First reaction to salsa was just ok, but actually grew on ya with a bit of a kick. Queso was better with salsa, but congealed about half way thru... Wife had the Beef Enchilada with double rice....The gravy is old school and good...plate was large and piping hot...I went with Chicken Enchiladas with green sauce, bean and rice....Sauce was good...they use whole bird which is great, but was in large chucks...but overall a good taste...Also a bit light on the sauce. Beans were good, rice was just rice...a little on the bland side. Were planning a return trip to try out the breakfast.

First-Off, I love Mexican Food, I even like bad Mexican food. But the food I was served here(Beef…read moreFajitas), no-way not good. The beans, barely mediocre. The rice, I wouldn't feed to the Hogs. But the real problem is the Queso, not real, made from powder mix, no taste at all. Yet they charged $11.00 for a 14oz. bowl. At that price, it should be real Queso. The waitress was great, The atmosphere was great. The food was NOT.