Great food but the restaurant is not much to look at. Looks can be deceiving…read more Barbacoa Taco

I have previously left a review for this business, but wanted to show them some more appreciation…read more We just love this little place for breakfast! Great food and reasonably priced. If you are traveling through or live in town, you need to stop here. They improved the decor on the interior and exterior. This morning we had the Juevos Rancheros and it was delicious.

The best Barbacoa. Great service. Low overhead means they put all the effort into service and THE…read moreBEST food.

Best breakfast taco in Livingston area. Endless variety of ingredients to make your taco how you…read morelike it! Also called Aaron's Taco, or Pink House taco locally.

Just visiting the area and stopped by for lunch. The food is amazing. Everything is fresh and…read moreservice was great.

Comida increíble!! We came here when no other places were open in this Texas heat & it was so…read moreamazing ! Service was very nice & the food was so good. They had a misting machine throughout the place to keep it nice and cool. The decorations here were so lovely & they had music playing the whole time . Definitely a great place to come and relax while you eat.

If you're looking for a fancy restaurant with margaritas and loud ambiance, this is not for you…read more But if you're looking for awesome, authentic Mexican food then this is the place. We come here for breakfast and are never disappointed. The food is homemade and everything is so fresh.

Food was good. Coffee was good. Service was good. Heater hanging from the wall kept the place…read morewarmth during a cold spike. We will be back next time in town. Parking limited and could use a little tlc inside and outside of building, menus need to be updated have a contemporary look. Prices fair.

I will let you know this:…read more This place, for most people, will be 5 stars. Did they do anything wrong? Nope. Did they take too long with the order? Nope. Was the staff unfriendly? Not even a little bit. Really nice people that explain specials, most ordered items, and everything in between. Was the taste of the food bad? No. Granted, I only ordered 20 tacos in three different flavors. I was pleasantly surprised with the taste of the diced pineapples on my one set of tacos. Did the weather affect your experience because this is a food truck? Not at all. They even have the weather aspect together. They provide nice shading while you order and wait for your food. What could warrant only giving them 4 stars? A variety of reasons. The first being that they have so many things to choose from, and I've only eaten one thing from the massive menu. When I order more, I can adjust my rating accordingly. Also, my frugal meter hates paying the prices I pay for Mexican food! That's a strictly "me" issue that has no bearing on this establishment. I feel as though Mexican food, generally speaking, should be way cheaper than priced now and days. That's because some ripoff Mexican fast food giant used to feed me 10 tacos for under $5! Once again, this place will be 5 stars for many people. I'm looking forward to trying many things they offer. They even mentioned "keto" on their menu. They seem to really have a flare for "birria," so I'm also looking forward to trying that. You can call in your order if you are in a rush. Stop by and try this place out. I'm certain you will enjoy them.

Excellent service, delicious food, great price. This is our go to taco and tamale joint!read more

The attentive wait staff were excellent. We had attention from waiters, servers and even a manager…read moreto address our needs. We loved the setting: sitting outside with golf course views, no piped in music so we can converse plus several big screen Television so we could track the football games The salsa was excellent. Very fresh guacamole. Good chile relleno. Excellent Paloma. The four of us will be back! This place is a hidden gem!

The service was excellent and the food hasn't been "syscoed." We have been looking for a decent Tex…read moremex restaurant for months and found this one on the way back from Houston. So thankful.

I loved the patron grill but sadly we recently were going to get some orders out and I happen to…read morelook at the menu. It's a cute place. It has odd ambience and terrific service or it did. What I'm sad about is the prices that they have gone to. Ouch yes the food was good and they gave you plenty but it's not a high-end restaurant and they have gone a little bit crazy. I don't know if they still have lunch specials, but I won't be getting dinner there anytime soon. I know the cost of everything has gone up, but most of us didn't get that with our income so if you want to keep your customers, you might want to rethink the prices of some of your basic items

Food was delicious and service was a little slow but it was Chico de Mayo after all …read more I belive the prices are still going up been coming here for 20 years and my wife and my self normally spend under 50.00 dollars. Last night with our granddaughter who's 9 yrs old the bill was $ 90 + 10 tipping. We will go find a new Mexican restaurant else where. $$$$$

This place is fantastic! It feels like a trip back in time to when Tex-Mex was affordable and…read moreportions were generous. The value here is truly refreshing. The staff is friendly, and the restaurant is spotlessly clean, making it extremely family-friendly. While the margarita is just average--not bad, but strong enough --the food more than makes up for it. The quesadillas are amazing at just $14 for eight pieces. Many places only offer four triangles at the same price or more, but not here. They're packed with cheese, and the steak and chicken are tender and juicy. We also tried the Dirty Donkey, a hefty beef burrito smothered in their delicious chili gravy, served with beans and rice, and a Crunchy taco for only $13. Plus, I had the two-taco combo plate, which included an enchilada (I chose cheese) and a tamale, and beans and rice all covered in chili gravy. I opted for a crunchy beef taco and a soft chicken taco. That was a great value, with a ton of food for around $14. I can't wait to return the next time I'm in the area!

No karaoke .. just over priced tex mex and a noisy atmosphere…read more I will NOT be back. We called and asked for karaoke for.my daughters birthday and they confirmed they had it and they indeed do not.. Waste of time. I give no stars... Is that possible? Livingston just got more boring they used to host karaoke every weekend.. So lame.

The cashier was extremely rude for no reason. Asked if they had a menu item and she basically…read moreyelled that they don't serve it until lunch. The food was fine but I will not be going back. Maybe that young girl was just having a bad day but management should really work with her because that's a horrible way to treat customers. The folks in line behind me just walked out when she gave them the same attitude.

From the owner: At Laredo Taco Company, our AUTHENTIC flavors start with fresh ingredients hand-prepared in the…read morerestaurant every day. We're the real deal, and we have you covered all day with delicious offerings for breakfast, lunch and dinner that will leave you satisfied without emptying your wallet.

Food is typical tex mex fare, I've never had anything bad here, but nothing outstanding or overly…read morememorable either. The guacamole is always fresh though and much better than the queso. Margaritas and chips could use some improvement, however, if you're trying to have a quiet Mexican food lunch/dinner away from all the Livingston hustle and bustle, this is your place. Service is usually pretty standard and not disappointing, that is a plus. 3 stars because the margaritas are weak (to the point, the last few times here, we didn't order drinks) and the chips are too thick and too hard.

El Taquito is not a restaurant. It is a metaphor--a grim yet seductive reminder of humanity's…read moreceaseless quest for meaning in a world defined by chaos. As I entered, the air was thick with the aroma of charred meat and fleeting dreams. The tacos, though small, held the weight of centuries, each bite a delicate balance between pleasure and existential dread. The servers moved with a kind of determined indifference, as though they too understood that we are all but dust in the winds of fate. They brought me my enchiladas without a word, for what could words do in the face of the inevitable? In conclusion, El Taquito reminds us that while the food nourishes our bodies, it leaves our souls untouched--yearning for meaning in a universe that provides none. I recommend the carnitas. Decent Margaritas too