The tacos are good and reasonably priced, but when you are getting food at a convenience store, the…read morename of the game is speed. They force you to order from a kiosk, but one of the two is almost always down. I just stopped by for a quick lunch and in the end had to leave the line because it just takes too long to use the system and when half of your machines are down, it's impossible. One other person walked in, saw the line, turned around and left. I can't imagine how much business they are losing by being unable or unwilling to fix their system, but it must be significant. The taco crew are just standing around because orders are coming in very slow, they look frustrated at the line.

Great place to get tacos. They offer a variety of different tacos. To place an order you have to…read moreorder from the kiosk. They do offer tacos to go, but it may not be what you're wanting. The staff is friendly, and very fast at getting the orders out. They have a salsa bar, with green salsa, red salsa, onions, and pico de gallo. Unfortunately, today they were out of potatoes, which seems ironic because they are part of HEB and they are located in the HEB parking lot !! LOL !! Couldn't they just walk over and get em from the store? Check em out.

Breakfast tacos? I'm in!!!! I was fueling up gas at Speedy Stop on a Saturday morning and I decided…read moreto check out the Tacos Frescos inside. When you walk in the door, it is on your left hand side towards the back. Lucky for me, only one person in front of me. I decided to try the carni taco (egg potatoes cheese sausage and bacon) and Pittmaster (egg potatoes cheese brisket). The prices aren't bad at all. They will add salsa to the taco before closing it up. I went with the green sauce since it's spicy. The taco definitely filled up my belly. The green sauce definitely packed the heat I was looking for. The Pittmaster was the highlight of the show. It has more flavor due to the brisket compared to the carni taco. The carni taco has pieces of bacon. I mainly tasted the egg and potato more than the sausage/bacon bits so that is why the Pittmaster was better. Overall I had a good experience and will try it again if I'm in the area.

The amount of food that you get is still good, but the flavor of the food has tremendously…read moredeclined. We use to pick up tacos here nearly every weekend when we lived close by, but now we go to Boomers Taqueria in Liberty Hill. But since I was in the area this morning I thought I'd stop by, but after eating it this morning, probably never again will we get our breakfast tacos here.

TLDR: Friendly hot sauce shop on the Square. Taco counter with seating in the back. The spicy pig…read moretaco is delicious and not as spicy as their warnings (imo). Mikey V's is a local hot sauce shop that sells their brand of hot sauce as well as a selection of other hot sauces and similar products. I'm no hot sauce connoseur so I don't know how well curated it is. I chose one of their mild sauces and struck gold. The peach habanero delight is awesome. A really good put-it-on-everything sauce that just has a little kick. It barely made it two weeks in this house -- I've been putting it on fish, meat, chicken, eggs. Service at the check-out counter was really friendly. Also had to try the tacos in the back. We ordered the barbacoa, the surf and turf, and the spicy pig. The tacos were generously packed with meat but I did find the meat a little bit bland for my taste (good thing it comes with salsa). Now, here's where it gets interesting. We ordered the spicy pig because my husband wanted to try it. They told me it was like a 7 (which is a bit scary). Let me tell you -- it's a 4 at most. I don't know if it's all the elderly gringos traipsing around the Square that are skewing the scale. For reference, I usually get mild at restaurants. I enjoy a weaker medium but generally play it safe with mild. I'm not a spice hound and ultimately consider myself a bit of a wimp with spicy food. And believe it or not, I loved the spicy pig. It was a really nice level of spice and it didn't leave that searing aftertaste in your mouth. So if you can handle some spice, go for it. It was a bit comical because they were acting like it was an atomic bomb -- they made sure to put it in a separate container (which I do appreciate, in case it actually was wildly spicy). I really am grateful for the careful warnings -- I just wanted to point out that they seem to ultimately be for people like my parents (who can barely handle a fleck of red pepper).

Veteran-owned small grocer/taco place. Small grocer in that they sell specialty things like a huge…read moreselection of hot sauces (we bought three different kinds), pickles, snacks, salsa, jams, etc. It's a great place with lots of options. We definitely want to go back for the tacos. While we were there we were told by employee that the street tacos are available with flour or corn tortillas. You can get beef, chicken, brisket, fish, and a host of other taco options. Oh yeah, the tacos are scratch-made too. Definitely need to get back for them because they looked and smelled amazing. Sadly we'd just eaten before we went in to shop.

My new fav spot in P-ville. I work here so its nice to have a spot where you can pop in and the…read morefood is always good. Its a tiny little space between an insurance company and a cleaners. They have a huge assortment of baked goods such as empanadas, donuts, churros, and cookies. All of it is baked fresh daily and super yummy! My favorite item though, are the breakfast tacos! You can get them all day long and they are cheap and made to order! They do have lunch tacos and Tortas but I haven't tired them yet. I am sure they are great!!

Really like the breakfast tacos, if you've never tried cactus its a must with hot-sauce.read more

Did not even know they were there but I'm glad I found them. They are open every single day…read more Bought a few steaks from them and they amazing. The store is quaint and the gentleman that was working was very friendly. I will definitely refer them to others and will definitely be back.

Small international store carries primarily Caribbean seasoning and food. They have a variety of…read morefrozen meats, but they do not carry any fresh meat if you're looking for fresh meat. They definitely have a variety of Goya products to choose from. There is a small selection of Mexican seasonings but not as much as compared to the Mexican Markets in the area. This is not a Mexican Meat market. The service of the lady who was there souring our visit, she friendly and informative about the products they have at this establishment. A very small store but you can find what you're looking for here if you're looking for Puerto Rican dishes.

Surprisingly good little station-in-the-wall place! After going past this place a bajillion times,…read moreI finally stopped in and tried both the chicken and beef fajita plates. These delicious morsels are served with roasted peppers, onions, and cheese and include beans and rice as a side. The menu is fairly diverse for a burgers-and-tacos sort of place. They offer gorditas and tacos al pastor, which is a pleasant surprise. While I can't comment on the burgers or fries as of yet, these were delish in a most interesting and unusual way. That is...the beans, which are a bit watery at the start, are a sort of tasty universal food lubricant. Both the rice and the fajitas are a touch on the dry side. But a dollop of the beans...and voila, everything comes out perfectly tasty and the right level of moist! It's almost head-scratchingly good. Definitely worth a visit if you're in this neck of the woods. I know that I'll be back. This place scores a 4 out of 5 on the 'CTJ Scale', as noted below. 5 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Jesus good. Would be OK passing away after finishing a plate here. 4 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Mary good. Would be OK being seen eating here by Mother Mary. 3 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Joseph good. Would be OK having a beer here with Jesus' Dad. 2 out of 5 stars: Come-to-the-Apostles good. Meh. Wouldn't have my last supper here. 1 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Nobody good. I wouldn't have my penultimate supper here, either. Note: To my knowledge, there are no sit-down tables here, so this is a sit n' eat in your car kind of place, or for takeout only.

Intentionally overcharging customers. They added $5 to my total…read more I purchased one item that was $22.50 before tax but my card was charged $29.22. I went back a few hours later and asked them to scan the same item, but this time the total with tax came out to $24 and some change. I confronted him and he immediately tried to give me $5 in cash without even pulling up my first transaction.

Foodie's a pretty good convenience store married with a so-so hot food counter and a kick-ass…read morebakery. They also have their own brand of bread, salsas, and even jerky. Good selection of wine, beer, snack food, and ice cream. Especially good coffee at the bakery, along with some excellent cherry kolaches! Worth a visit if you're heading up 183 towards Liberty Hill.

Stopped here to get gas and breakfast. We got breakfast burritos . The price seemed like more than…read morewhat's said on the menu plus they didn't have potato It was yummy but prepped more potatoes so people can eat it as it's on the menu.

Great place to hang out and have a cold drink and great food. Plenty of screens to catch the game…read moreon. Great service, and very convenient.

Super cool vibes in there with a huge TV & some big bench tables for groups! They have fresh…read morerefrigerated jerky that was delicious and a good beer selection. Felt like the food wasn't so flavorful, but we'd come back for sure