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    Pueblo Viejo

    4.4 (672 reviews)
    Closed • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    PUEBLO VIEJO ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Happy hour specials

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    John P.

    Tucked away in a building across from Popeye's, this charming little restaurant doesn't have a wide variety to choose from--but what they offer is pretty special and definitely worth a visit. I ordered 2 steak tacos and horchata, both very delicious. The horchata is milky and sweet but not crazy sweet, and topped off with cinnamon. The steak tacos came out pretty hot, fresh from the grill. I got them on corn tortillas and I'm glad I did: idk if they make them in house but somebody in some house is making these because they definitely aren't store bought, and if they are I want to know where! I tried the orange habanero and creamy serrano salsas. The habanero was spicy off the bat, while the serrano had more of a lingering burn. Both paired well with the steak. They have a little bar, too, though I did not imbibe this time. Seems like they have a decent selection of agave spirits, and even Campari behind the bar (iykyk). Give them a shot, and thank the ladies in the kitchen.

    Barbacoa Burrito
    Nick C.

    I was craving Mexican food after landing in Austin and decided to try Pueblo Viejo. I ordered the Barbacoa and al pastor burrito. Both tasted delicious, the burritos had the same filling consisting of beans, cheese, guac, sour cream; and the tortilla itself was heated and toasted which gave a good texture and crisp. I recommend the barbacoa which was more tender and had more flavor than the al pastor. Although not the most authentic or unique menu item, it tasted pretty healthy and clean and I enjoyed it. I would come back to try their more unique tacos. Service was also pretty quick.

    Victor H.

    (From August 2024) Somewhere, I read this was a must-visit for breakfast tacos. As I was departing Austin for Dallas in mid-August, the YELP search led me here in the morning. As soon as I stepped through the door, the smell of warm tortillas, sauteed eggs, and the sizzling chorizo smacked me in the face and I knew I was gonna enjoy the tacos I ordered. For the order, I went with the taco bueno (egg, potato, chorizo & cheese) and the taco margarita (egg, mushrooms, onion, spinach). The order came out quick with some green salsa and napkins. Each bite was a hit and reminded me why breakfast tacos is a heaven-sent in Texas. The tortillas were soft on the inside and the fillings were seasoned perfectly. Some of the best breakfast tacos I've found. Austin is lucky to have a gem like this!

    Dining Pueblo Viejo ~ Riverside
    Elvira A.

    First time I tried Pueblo Viejo taco (steak with vegetables) was in a food truck at Meanwhile Brewing. When I found out they had a brick & mortar near Lady Bird Lake (Riverside) my heart was fulfilled.I could go for a run then walk over to enjoy my REWARD tacos. Stopped by yesterday, and had a great visit. The girl at the counter had me laughing, she was friendly. The kind of service I appreciate, and makes me a loyal customer. The ambiance is nice, very clean establishment. Love it!

    Sarah O.

    Picnic style outside, I wouldn't go if it's too hot but it's Texas ! The service was fast and sweet. The nachos were everything, the peppers gave it a nice kick with the chicken and beans.

    Breakfast tacos
    Michele C.

    Stopped by on our way to airport. Great Breakfast tacos!! Nice decor and clean! Yummy salsas and good beer!! Great selection of tacos. We will be back on our next trip to Austin!

    Bland tough Steak Taco, cold beans, meh Rice Side, Al Pastor Taco weak marinade and missing salt
    Alexandra V.

    ¡Viva mediocre! Even though the waitress walked less than 20 steps from the kitchen to the table where I was seated at, the food is still arrived lukewarm. The refried beans were so stiff The steak taco was lacking salt and was tough, in part because it cooled down so quickly. I had a very little flavor and very little salt. The taco had more flavor, but some of the pineapple bits were too hard from being overcooked. Rice was basic nothing special. Guacamole didn't have much flavor either and was missing salt Of course with so many elements missing Salti reached the salt shaker, and the hole in the salt shaker are so big that a little grain of rice went straight through one of the holes. When I think about the positives, the artwork on the ceiling is original. The big planters on the table also add a nice natural colorful approach. The only thing here that was truly delicious were the tortilla chips as they were thin and crispy. Again, they needed more salt. I wish there were ways that I could have like a crystal ball to know which restaurants to visit and which ones to avoid. Don't recommend. Eater beware.

    Absolutely delicious! Had to order 2 more tacos after this! Definitely try the horchata! We'll be back next time we visit Austin.

    Taco Plate (Al Pastor Taco and Chicharron Salsa Verde Taco)
    Eunice K.

    I really liked Pueblo Viejo! The price wasn't too high, and I was very full after eating, so the price was worth it! I ordered the taco plate with al pastor and chicharron salsa verde tacos. The chicharron was so good! I can eat it all day. The pork rinds were crispy, chewy, and very flavorful. But I understand if pork rinds don't sound appetizing (more for me to eat heh). The service was good and relatively quick. The restaurant was clean, had music playing, and I didn't use the restroom, but I hope it's clean. I forgot to take a picture before eating, so there's a bite into one of my tacos .

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    Marcus B.

    Pueblo Viejo is a warm departure from Austin's often over-the-top, overly-"fusioned," inflated Mexican food scene. ("No, I don't want Mexican-Vietnamese fusion food today! Maybe on Thursday, but today I just wanna-plate of good MEXICAN food!") Pueblo Viejo delivers. The restaurant is hidden in the corner of a strip shopping center, and you may have to cruise the parking lot a minute to find it. We visited on a Saturday evening and there was only one other party dining which raised our eyebrows, but the waitress said that they usually get busy later in the evening. I ordered the Enchilada Plate. My kid ordered a Guaca Taco. The chicken enchilada was different, but in an exceptionally good way. My daughter -- who stole several bites -- and I both agreed that there were a lotta flavors going on, one of which we noted was a slight sweetness, but not overly sweet. The pico that accompanied the enchilada was also really good -- again, with a unique and memorable flavor. I didn't try her taco as I was busy working out my own plate. The restaurant and table were clean. The waitress was attentive and friendly. The food was reasonably priced and arrived in good time and most importantly, it was hot. This is a good find My People.

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    Delicious!! Migas and bean tacos on their homemade corn tortillas - highly recommend! Ordered online - super easy.

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    Always great food. Never had anything bad from here, no matter which location. Don't forget to order your salsa.

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    Ask the Community - Pueblo Viejo

    Are there seatings (places to sit and eat)?

    Yes, in nice weather there are outdoor picnic tables. They also have tables set up inside when there isn't a show going on at the north door.

    Are there gluten free options? I'm highly allergic to gluten. Thanks!

    I believe they are gluten free if you avoid the flour tortillas. My husband has gluten sensitivity and we've always ordered our tacos with corn tortillas. He has no issues with their food.

    Do you have rice? It's not listed on your menu as a side.

    They DO have rice now!! It's not on anything but I always get it or add it!!! It's good!

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    These are some of the absolute best tacos I've had in my life. Me and my friends come here on a…read moreconsistent basis and everything is always so wonderful. The tortillas have wonderful flavor, the meat is perfectly cooked and the salsa are phenomenal. Their drinks are also great. I don't ever go anywhere else for tacos!!!! It literally cannot get better than Rosita's

    Came on a Tuesday for a mid workday lunch with some friends, and this spot was pretty busy. Plenty…read moreof seating inside, very chill, homestyle feeling Mexican joint with great tacos. Seems like a lot of people stop by here midday for lunch. Prices were fantastic, honestly some of the most affordable taco prices I've seen in Austin in a while. Al pastor tacos were listed around $2 each, and some of their other tacos ran a little more standard, around $3 or so. They also offer nachos and burritos. They have fries too, though I was a little bummed they don't have al pastor fries specifically, since I'm a sucker for those. Otherwise they've got all the standard Mexican plates and dishes covered. Al Pastor Quesadilla ($11.99, 6/10) - Comes with four quesadillas filled with al pastor meat, plus a side of sour cream, salsa, and guacamole - Portions were moderate to slightly small, wished they were a bit bigger - Wanted them a little crispier, they were hot but not the crispiest, and the cheese was melty but the overall texture felt like a bit of a letdown compared to the rest of the meal - Al pastor itself was very delicious though, that part redeemed the dish - They also have red and green side sauces, the green is super spicy, the red is spicy too but a little creamier. If I come back, I'd probably just get a bunch of al pastor tacos instead and skip the quesadillas. If you're someone who likes super crispy quesadillas, you might want to skip this one too, though it's possible mine just wasn't as crispy as it could've been on this particular visit. Overall, super chill spot with great prices and good al pastor, true to the restaurant's name. Would come back for a quick bite, but might steer clear of the quesadillas next time.

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