Seeing the illustrious Shannon B. create a bookmark for the somewhat nondescript La Fogata Tacos…read moretrailer on a hot August morning piqued my interest. My checkin history is littered with plenty of places with 'Taco' in the name. I've made more runs to the border than I'm prepared to admit. So I thought, what the heck! To repay Shannon for planting that seed, I asked if she would have a chance to catch lunch there. So, off we went to Burnet, just south of 183, in front of the self-service carwash on the east side of the road. Being a cheapskate at heart, I couldn't pass up a chance for a cheap breakfast taco. She serves them all day, but they go up by like a quarter at noon. An uninspiring chorizo and egg taco at a sit-down 'tacqueria' the day before left me with a craving. So I order her chorizo (so full of flavor it put the previous day's version to shame), as well as a Sope (which I was surprised to find out does NOT actually mean "soup", and is, in fact like a deep-dish chalupa). Shannon orders the Enchiladas Potosinas, which don't at all look like what we usually think of as enchiladas. Instead, I believe it roughly translates to "These taste so good, how can there be so many of them on my plate for such a good price?!?!" I took my drink choice even more old school: Jarritos de Piña, por favor! All in all, great eats all the way around. The lady who runs the truck seems genuinely concerned that we enjoyed our meal there. Only one picnic table, so more a a place to pick up from than dine at. Shannon assures me the salsas were good, but I already had plenty of spicy chicharron goodness on my sope. We didn't see a place to recycle, so we took our empties with us, pleased with the meal we had at La Fogata Tacos.

I was leaving my Vet's office and I noticed this taco trailer in the next parking lot in front of a…read moreself serve car wash. I walk over, peruse the menu. They have an extensive offering of breakfast tacos for $1.25/each in the morning and $1.50/each after noon. I order 2 tacos, 1 - Carnitas and 1 - Al Pastor, both on Corn. The rest of the tacos are between $1.75 and $2.50 and they also have some other Mexican dishes. Two tacos and $3.75 later I leave with my delectable morsels of heaven complete with onions and light cilantro. They are wrapped in foil in a brown paper bag. Driving home with the dogs, I could not resist the smell, nor could the dogs as they were fixated on every bite I took. The carnitas were nice, tender and juicy. They had a nice seasoning and were pretty impressive. The Al Pastor was also good. It had a nice red color. The pork was not as moist as in the carnitas, but I am not certain Al Pastor is a braised meat like carnitas. The seasoning was flavorful. The corn tortillas held up (a big plus for me). Needless to say, they did not last long. And they were mine, all mine. So sorry to the pups. She gave me salsa, but I never ever opened it. They really didn't need it either. It is one thing to drive and eat tacos, it is another with sauce. Sauce which usually ends up on my shirt. La Fogata has great tacos and they are perfectly priced. I know I will be stopping by next time I am in the hood.

The best grilled chicken taco! The hot sauce they have is amazing. The owner, Johny, was so…read morefriendly as well.

Amazing tacos with delicious hot sauce and friendly service. Look forward to stopping by again…read morenext time! Loved Grilled chicken and Fajitas :)

Wouldn't expect bomb food from this hidden in plain sight truck but the seasoning and flavors of…read morethe al pastor and asada are second to none!!! Guilty pleasure. They keep it nice and simple. Their salsa verde and roja pack a punch! Their corn tortilla is solid but could be better, got soggy pretty quick

I've gone to 3 other taco locations. I appreciate them being open this late ‍ the service is…read moreamazing and fast, pace and the food is great

I love this trucks breakfast tacos! They're one of my go tos in Austin, especially when I'm in a…read morerush they're very fast and friendly.

Great hidden truck!…read more Came here craving tacos after hiking Inga's trail. Tucked in a gas station lot this truck felt authentic like I had back in California. Was served immediately and ordered some asada tacos and pastor tacos. Was interested in a gorda so I ordered that and asked if they had a quesadilla which wasn't on the menu and they did! They had green and red sauce both very delicious and the red was spicy! Tacos were awesomely portioned with plenty of meat and onions and cilantro and they gave lines too. The quesadilla came with some avocado and sour cream too. There were some benches in the shade if you wanted to eat there and you know it's good if the manual labor guys get their lunch here! Would totally come back for more!

I was introduced to El Buen Taquero by one of my employees who brought me their tacos for lunch…read more They were so good that the next time she went, I asked for the same order. Today, I finally visited the food truck in person. It's located in the same area as SH Donuts, and I'm not sure why it took me this long to stop by since l live and work nearby. The tacos were full of flavor, and the salsa had just the right kick. I could have stopped at two, but I finished the third because they were that good. The staff are patient and kind, which I appreciated. Insider tips: Parking can be a challenge, so take your time and park in a legal spot. The staff may not speak English, so it helps to know a little Spanish or use Google Translate. Here's what I ordered: 3 tacos de asada, en tortilla de maíz con cilantro y cebolla + a Jarritos de piña. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area. The food truck has a covered patio area with seating if you can't wait to dig in. I went to a nearby park to enjoy the weather and my tasty meal.

I went this morning to get breakfast tacos. There was no line when my sister and I approached them,…read morebut it took them a minute to open the window. The lady who opened the window had a attitude. I said hello, and wasn't greeted back. She gave me nasty looks and didn't bother to try and talk to me, not even a smile or anything. Based on that alone I wouldn't go back. The food wasn't great, it tasted old. I couldn't even finish the second taco. Wouldn't recommend unless you want to feel not welcomed.

Every time we stop by Kesho's for gelato, we say we have to try the burrito from Asado's Taqueria…read morefood truck. This week was the week to experience their delicious burritos. As a young adult burritos was one of my favorite foods and the hubs likes them also. Going in, we knew one thing, Asado's Taqueria burritos are massive...enough for two people. We chose a chicken burrito filled with a massive amount of chicken, pinto beans, guacamole, and Monterey Jack cheese in a large homemade flour tortilla crisply grilled. It also came with pico de gallo and sour cream which we opted out in lieu extra guacamole. The textures and flavors made this burrito extremely delicious and filling. Glad we took the burrito plunge... The chef and cashier were extremely nice and accomodating. There is a small courtyard filled with picnic tables where you eat your meals.

My bf and I tried out this place and we loved that they had indoor seating. We almost didn't stop…read morebecause we didn't want to sit outside in the summer heat. While we waited for our food we were outside and they had multiple fans and misters going for everyone to stay cool. We ordered 2 regular burritos (1 Carnitas & 1 Steak). First we split the burrito and noticed that there was not a lot of meat. HOWEVER, all of the meat is on the ends and I wish they would distribute better throughout the burrito. We also ordered with sour cream and they forgot. We will definitely be back and for the carnitas burrito! it was really good and extremely filling.

Place is a fire breakfast taco or regular taco near the neighborhood with a delicious green sauce…read more Always hits

My favorite Sope de bistec in Austin. Large portion for $7, multiple avocado slices, grilled…read moreonions, and homemade salsa. It's fantastic I moved away and miss it dearly

I was on Burnett and needed a taco. I found this place on Yelp- it was on the way but not many…read morereviews. But all were good. I stopped and got the Migas and Bacon Egg and beans. The result: fresh, homemade, delicious. The woman at the counter warned me the salsas are spicey. I like it hot, and these didn't disappoint. All is all a 5 star experience. I'll be back!

Great food big portions and delicious salsa. Highly recommend. $7 for two big tacos worth it.read more