Mango Feliz is a fine and sophisticated taco truck…read more It runs towards the elaborate and the upscale . It delivers in both aspects. By day, it is a lunch truck for Tesla workers. Tesla workers have disposable income. They want more than just a plain fajita taco. By night, it serves the EDM dance hall, the Concourse Project when the Concourse Project has concerts. Your food quality does not have not have to be super-wonderful when you are dealing with armies of drunk undergraduates. Fortunately, the owner of Mango Feliz has high culinary principles. He serves the drunks the same fine food he serves the Tesla workers. * * * As far as this review is concerned, let me say Mango Feliz's food is just fine. I had a birria taco with a dip sauce that was everything I wanted it to be. * * * The headline story here is not the quality of Mango Feliz's first rate kitchen. The story is the experience of trying to eat Mexican food at the Concourse Project. The problem is that the Concourse Project does not provide Mango Feliz with very much furniture on which patrons can EAT their Mango Feliz goodies. The number of places to sit down in Project Concourse's outdoor bar area is limited. Those places are shared with people drinking goodies from the outside bar - and tired dancers having a rest. The only space that Mango Feliz has to itself is one very very rickety table - with open slats - and four high stools. Very rickety and very wobbly. I was able to get one of the stools. My order was a house specialty ... a birria taco with a cup of birria broth to dip it in. a) The birria broth comes in a thin little paper cup. There is quite a lot of broth but the cup is filled high. Wobbly table with open slats. High cup. Lots of hot liquid. You can already see some plot elements here already. b) The birria taco is significantly wider than is the birria broth cup. So the eater has to work to make the taco thin enough to dip inside the cup. This is doable - but the taco is filled with all sorts of goodies that need to be managed. c) There are no napkins. If you make a special request, you can get a paper towel from the taco guy. d) The table moves with each movement of the other patrons. e) Anything that spills will go through the slats on the table on to whatever is underneath the table. Generally that is your pants. f) I did this while being stone cold sober. My party hadn't started yet. You can imagine this situation if you are eating between sets, and you are already three drinks to the wind. * * * I still say Mango Feliz is a first rate establishment. I hope to eat there often. My dry cleaner also thinks Mango Feliz is a first rate establishment. She wants me to eat there often as well.

Recently had the chance to enjoy two tacos and they were overall pretty solid. I appreciated the…read moresize of the tacos and each one had their own distinctive flavors. Having a side of tostadas, I was a tad disappointed in the choice of tostadas used. With the quality of the tacos I thought they would've used a different product. If I ever find myself in need of a quick bite and in the area I def wouldn't mind. Service was pretty moderate in wait time and the team was super nice.

I was really excited about this place because the food looked so delicious in photos. The picanha…read morewas soo delicious, the steak had a somewhat smokey flavor and was super tender with a tangy chimichurri type sauce on top. The cheese empanada was super yummy, it's exactly what it sounds like, just ooey gooey melty cheese in a crispy empanada. The owner was also super friendly and kind! Overall, a very very filling meal and I'm happy I got to try this food truck!

After having this on my Must Try list for the past three years, I was finally able to try Boteco,…read moreand it did not disappoint. I ordered the Picanha Grelhada. The steak was cooked medium rare, just the way I like it. It paired perfectly with the fluffy white rice, veggies, farofa, and of course, the fried egg. It was my first time eating farofa, and I enjoyed the added texture (almost couscous-like). The staff was also incredibly friendly! The only thing to note is that the pricing has changed quite heavily. On Yelp, you'll find that many of the menu images show the Picanha Grelhada to be around $14-$16; however, the current price is around $20. Enjoyed the food, but it admittedly is a slightly steep price for the portion size. Overall, a great area with lots of seating and parking available. Would definitely recommend.

Came here for dinner with a friend and we were pleasantly surprised by this spot. The restaurant is…read morevery nice and has a ton of outdoor seating, the food was great, and the staff were incredibly kind. I also loved the salsa bar! Overall, I would definitely recommend this spot.

Tucked away from Riverside (but still visible!) is El Taquito, a hidden gem of a restaurant…read more Parking is ample and good. The service is excellent and prices are reasonable. I've lived in this neighborhood for 8 years and have even ran past it, but wow! It's got some cute decor and a patio but we sat inside. It's kinda small, but totally adorable. They do delivery and have specials. I have been sleeping on this one. The salsa bar has a great variety. The horchata is thick and delicious. I had the taquitos which were fresh to order. The portions are great. My partner had the tampiqueño and it was amazing--I was very satisfied with my dish, but wow! Gotta get his next time. My small complaint is that breakfast is only 10-12. But, that just means I need to get here sooner. Will definitely come back again soon!

Looking for authentic Cuban food in Austin? Look no further than Kim's Kuban! This charming food…read moretruck on South Congress serves up all the Cuban favorites, from pressed Cuban sandwiches and café con leche to croquettes that remind me of the iconic spot in Key West. Unfortunately, they were sold out of the croquettes during my visit but they more than made up for it by letting me sample their mango tres leches, which turned out to be a pretty great consolation prize. It paired surprisingly well with my ham, egg & cheese sandwich which was perfectly pressed, toasted and packed with flavor. Between the reasonable prices, warm hospitality and delicious food, it's easy to see why Kim's Kuban has built such a loyal following. I have no doubt they'll be serving the Austin community for years to come. I'll definitely be back and next time, those croquettes are at the top of my list!

This food truck is one of the best in all of Austin without a doubt. The sandwiches are absolutely…read morefantastic and the Iced coffee con leche is one of the best. We loved the Kuban mix and the Croqueta. It has a nice shaded picnic table or you can get take away. This is an absolutely must and I cannot wait to go back!

Had my standard two breakfast taco order. Chorizo and egg on flour and bacon and egg on flour with…read morepotatoes. Just fine, but not great. Flour tortillas were warmed up a bit. Got thickness and flavor. Both fillings were fine, but not too much of either. Cheap though. Two tacos for about $6. Inside the gas station.

I use the car wash at the Chevron station, Star Stop, in my neighborhood where Coco Mambo is…read morelocated. It is always busy so one day I decided to check it out and I am glad that I did. I ordered the torta de fajita and along with the regular lettuce, tomato, and guacamole, I topped it chicharron and it did not disappoint. I'll have to visit Coco Mambo more often

Stopped by El Perrito to pick up some of their ELP Tacos. I got the beef and potatoes one this…read moretime. Great flavor and still crunchy even sitting in all the sauce. Also grabbed the ELP fries and a sandia agua fresca. It's a deceptively large amount of food. I don't come as often as I should. There's usually a futbol match of some sort on the tv that you can watch. I also appreciate the El Paso themed mural on the wall.

Last week when I went here, I was told that I HAD to come back on Wednesday for the hot dog…read morespecial. So I listened & didn't pack a lunch today. And y'all.... no lie: that was hands-down one of the best hot dogs I've ever had! The "O.G." contains shredded chese, queso fresca, grilled onions, Jalapeños, & beans. And wow, it was amazing! I've never had a hot dog with this combination of toppings before. Apparently it's an El Paso thing, and it works! They have a total of 4 styles & will be back the next 3 Wednesdays to try them all. If you're local to the ATX- area, don't skimp out on El Perrito! Once you figure out their menu & order the right things, it's pretty damn great!

These are some of the best tacos I've ever had. The tortillas are homemade and really good, and the…read morebarbacoa taco was tender, juicy, and delicious. The women working here were friendly, and it's clear they put love into the cooking. I'll definitely be back.

Food amazing, service amazing, ambiance amazing Good…read moreburritos amazing food good tacos

Amazazing FOOD! The atmosphere is a food truck in the parking lot of a gas station with a couple of…read morepicnic tables. Placing the order is quick and easy. If you are coming to grab food to go this is the spot. The Machete tacos were enjoyable as well as the queso with pico fries. My personal favorite, the Sopes were perfection!! It reminded me of a gordita mixed with a tostada. If we are passing through the area again I would much prefer this over a drive through.

I ordered the machete and it was good, service was amazing as well. Ambiance was good as well I…read morewent at night.