This truck has always caught my eye. Made a mental note to check it out when I'm coming back to…read moreHOU from AUS and it was a great decision! Located just about a mile before Bu-cees in Bastrop, you'll find this right off of Rt 21 near the Ally Medical Emergency stop. Stopping here on my way back from AUS on a Sunday in early September, it was about 830AM, just in time for breakfast. So breakfast tacos were the order with a chorizo & egg plus a sausage & egg. After about 4-5 minutes, my order was finished. Digging in, the flavors are straight up fresh and tasty with the warm tortillas fresh off the grill and the eggs mixed in nicely with the other proteins. The tacos are quite large so two were enough for me. Price-wise, they are very affordable and they take credit cards too. Do not miss this when you're on 21; definitely one of the best-kept secrets in Bastrop and I look forward to returning for more when I venture out to AUS... or coming back from there!

After trying out this place a few months ago, my husband and I have kept coming back for more!…read more We like to order the Al pastor tacos with everything on it. We always take them home and they remain super hot still! The ingredients are fresh, they make em so fast and have great customer service, normally I'm waiting with my daughters and they bring it right out to us!! The green salsa is so good with the perfect amount of spice! I'd recommend this place!

This place is no longer at the driving range. It is now located at a place off of 304 called The…read moreEast 40. The address is 1177 TX-304, Bastrop, TX 78602. Once we found it we ordered tortas and they were really good. Definitely check them out.

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Cool little drive thru. They also have an outside seating area. Service was great the staff was…read morekind and accommodated when I wanted my coffee stronger. Coffee overall was okay, great price for the amount of coffee, but would like to go back to try their other items.

Ordered the Mud for your Blood (brown sugar) iced latte and the Rez Rocket iced latte (vanilla…read morebean). Great coffee/espresso taste without being too sweet, which was just to my liking. Friendly service! Would definitely come back, and plan to try some of their food next time too!

Stopped by on the way to Austin located on the side of the road down a path in a trailer…read more Immediately I was greeted by a friendly smile. I ordered the Lucy special since I'm on a diet it's a lean brisket sandwich with a side of potato salad. The potato salad was so good it was flavorful and was glad I made that choice. The lean brisket sandwich was incredible even though it was lean it had so much flavor that I didn't even notice it was lean. Definitely coming back next time.

J.O. came out to greet me when I pulled up to let me know they're drive-through only. He said I…read morecould come in but they might put me to work. I ordered the brisket sandwich combo with potato salad and unsweetened tea. He said it was the best brisket sandwich for miles around and he wasn't just whistling Dixie. Between the terrific brisket, the price and J.O.s sparkling personality I'm glad I fought this local spot.

The food was fantastic! I had Empanadas de camarón and it was delicious--flavorful and perfectly…read morecooked. The portions were great, and everything tasted fresh.

Primeramente salude bien y ni saludan. Fui a comprar agua fresca. No había de una, y la señora dijo…read moreque por una agua fresca era $7. Pedimos el recibo y el total fue $9 y no nos avisó. Siento que nos sirvió injustamente y nos sobre cobro. No regresaré no fue agradable experiencia .

Good hearty food for a decent price. Generous portions. Bone-in pork chops were well…read moreseasoned--there were two! The flat bread (baleda) had a great texture, $4 for bean/cream, $6 for breakfast. Main plates were around $15. Covered area with a good amount of seating.

First time customer. Tonight I tried the costilla de puerco (pork ribs). About the sauce: ribs were…read morecooked in a rich verde sauce, mild heat, mildly sour, but pleasant, tangy, not acidic. The fat from the fall-off-the bone ribs and slight caramelization of the meat gave everything just the right consistency and taste. The rice was better than most places (soft but not mushy). The beans and tortillas rounded it all out. Normally I don't fill up on all the tortillas but I used all of it to clean the plate.

Great Seafood and prompt service. Great flavor and you get your monies worth. You would want to try…read moreeverything on the menu!!!!

Noticed this food truck in downtown Bastrop was open late Sunday afternoon, 5-ish…read more I tried the small shrimp and sausage for $15. It came with corn, potatoes, and mild cajun seasoning in a lot of butter (they had 3 or so other seasoning options such as spicy). When I opened the styrofoam container I could immediately smell that strong distinct seafood boil/bay seasoning--a good thing. The shrimp were medium. Didn't count them, but at least 8. The chunks of sausage were large, fatty. Lots of butter and seasoning to go with the boiled potatoes. The food truck plaza has covered dining (picnic benches), clean concrete floors, and a nice, clean outdoor restroom with hands-free sink (soap, hands-free dryer). Nice view of the corner of Chestnut street where it meets Main.

This place is so cute! As a coffee connoisseur, this will be my new spot. It's so good and they…read moreroast their own beans! We got the honey lavender latte and a cortado!

I loved the horchata expresso every morning when I commute to work I stopped by and get my drink w…read morea blackberry muffin. Service is always great everyone is so nice and attentive. I love the patio with picnic tables and umbrellas we have nothing similar to this place here in Del valle. Definitely a must

If you're speeding down east Highway 71, it's easy to miss this place. This is one of three…read morelocations in the Austin area. This is probably the first restaurant I've ever seen that literally has a car wash connected to it. Once inside you'll find an ATM, gambling machines, and a check cashing station. In other words, there seems to be a lot going on here besides being a restaurant. There's about 10 tables inside and four more outside. The only thing missing are some gas pumps. This place has all the ambience of a convenience store dining experience. The tables are rickety, the paint on the floor is well worn away, and the ceiling tiles are stained. The menus are in Spanish (no english) and there is no complementary chips and salsa here. We were able to order in English, but clearly this is geared towards Mexican customers primarily. They do have some frescas along with some Mexican beer, but nothing in the way of craft beer. We ordered the beef quesadilla and beef sope. The cubed meat on both our dishes was way overcooked, tough, bordering on inedible and "questionable". Even the greasy silverware did not appear very clean and even had some rust spots on the knife. The service was OK, but nothing special. I discovered after I paid at the counter where I included a tip, an additional tip had already been added without my knowledge. I will not risk dining at their other locations based on this experience. I really wanted to enjoy this restaurant, but in reality I should've kept on going down the road.

Wow!!! I am so glad I stopped here today!! I had the marinated pork quesadilla and a pineapple…read moreFresca. I was very pleased with everything.