OK, we happens upon this place because we were stopping into the James Avery that's next-door but…read moreif you love Mexican street food this is your jam. I had the coconut drink we had hotdogs, nachos, I can't even remember what else but everything was delicious.

I've ordered from Kokos Mexican Snacks in Bastrop several times through DoorDash and Uber Eats,…read morealways spending around $50 per order. This time, I specifically called the restaurant five times before placing my order to make sure they didn't forget the elote sauce. I told the lady who answered that I wanted the sauce on the side and extra, and she assured me she would take care of it as soon as I placed the order. I followed her instructions exactly. When the order arrived, not only was there no sauce on the side, but there was no sauce on the corn at all. Let's be clear: I don't eat elote without the sauce -- it's like eating a taco with no salsa. To make things worse, I ordered a large corn, and was really looking forward to it. I called back to politely address the issue, and instead of acknowledging the mistake, she kept insisting that she did add the sauce -- but she absolutely didn't. I'm very disappointed and upset. I was clear multiple times, and I've been a regular customer. Sadly, this experience has completely turned me away. They just lost a loyal customer.

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.

This is a really old food truck (trailer) parked by a gas station near the freeway. There's a few…read morepicnic tables under a tent out front. There's was one attendee in the truck, working hard to make things happen. They didn't earn any stars for ambiance or location. But you know what, the burrito I had there was very good. Every ingredient was excellent, from the asada to the rice, beans and other fillings. The burrito was grilled nicely, and the hot sauce they gave me was more of a chili oil but it was absolutely amazing. It may not look like much but they sure seem to know that they're doing. I'll be back to try their quesabirria tacos.

Cute little food truck in Bastrop. Our third time here- the carnes street tacos are amazing. I like…read morethem with lots of grilled onions-no raw onions and zero cilantro. My husband got the cubano and loved it!

The food was made to order and was so delish! It is a food truck so I do recommend going on a nice…read moreday to eat outside. The service was speedy and of great quality. The next time i'm in Giddings I will for sure eat again. As far as my order went I split a beef quesadilla and a taco plate with a friend. The Al Pastor is a must, and the beef was good too.

Pretty good breakfast tacos! Just a small little taco place on the end of town but better than most…read moretaco places around here.

If you travel Hwy 159 West between Bellville and Fayetteville, or FM 109 between Brenham and New…read moreUlm, stop at Crazy Taquitos, a very nice family-owned and operated food truck located in the tiny town of Industry, near the northwest corner of the 4-way stop. The truck is parked under a tall and shady roof structure. The food is authentic Mexican with a touch of Caribbean, super fresh and delicious, at affordable prices. My husband had the barbacoa plate ($8) with rice, beans, salsa, corn tortillas - a very generous helping and he ate every bit. I ordered ceviche (that's right - ceviche! - $8.50) - the best I've ever had! Fresh, fresh, fresh - made with delicate fish chunks and topped with cold shrimp and guacamole slices, with crispy corn tostadas on the side. Amazing flavors! Service is prompt and courteous. Open for breakfast and lunch - a hidden gem in a pleasant community that boasts a lot of friendly folks. Don't miss it! EXTRA: Are you a Texas history buff? Industry was the first German settlement in Texas, established around 1831. Historic buildings are open to visitors just a few blocks from Crazy Taquitos.

We went to buy chicharon here and it's very unsanitary. They don't follow cross contamination…read moreprotocols. They use the same gloves that they use with the raw meat to touch the cook chicharon. The plastic was disgusting. I needed to go back im and ask them to replace it and use a clean gloves. Then when we are home we tried eating it and the taste is really bad it taste like been bad for months it's no longer edible. We went ahead and drive back to the market and return it.

Best Mexican Super in the entire city of Bastrop!…read more But did you know they have great breakfast tacos? And they're generous with the portions. Look at the amount of bacon I discovered when I got home, took my taco out of the foil and plated it :-) I order my tacos there without cheese, because the cheese they use tastes too much like Velvita to me. But they otherwise do a great job. I love their migas and they always have several fresh salsas to choose from. They also have Pupusas with Curtido! If you don't know what that is, you're missing out! It's the best and most iconic of all El Salvadoran dishes, and it's got a flavor profile that should be loved by anyone who likes Mexican food. Of course, it's not just a restaurant. It's a grocery store. They have meat and fresh produce and narrow but well-stocked aisles. The prices are good. The staff is friendly, and they speak English as well as Spanish. And being there is a bit like stepping into Old Mexico. So swing in by. They're over by Chapala.

Wow!!! Found this taco stand on yelp and I'm so glad we did. SO SO GOOD!! We had the Birra Tacos,…read moreWl Pastor, and Beef Quesadilla w/ Guacamole. We can't decide what we liked the best. Everything tasted very fresh and loved all the garnishes for each taco. We will be back! Thank you!!

Very flavorful tacos! Juicy and delicious. If you're in the area worth a try. Reasonable prices…read morejust wish they had the barrías tacos when I went

While driving from Austin to Houston, my husband wanted to grab a quick breakfast taco. I turned to…read moreYelp for recommendations and discovered a taco truck that caught my eye. They even had a phone number where I could call ahead and place my order for pickup. We decided on two breakfast tacos filled with bacon, sausage, egg, cheese, and potatoes. I always make it a point to try the Al Pastor at any taco truck I visit, and this one did not disappoint! The homemade salsa--both red and green--was truly authentic and delicious. If I could suggest one improvement, it would be for the taco truck to make their tortillas from scratch; that would have taken the meal to the next level! The staff was incredibly friendly and warm, making the experience even more enjoyable!

This place has good food. Unfortunately, it is an absolute roll of the dice whether they are open…read moreor not. I have wasted many trips going to get food here to find them closed during their posted "open" hours. I just wish there was some kind of consistency with the hours so I could give them some business.