Just decided to post my annual update on Wild Tacos! Fast service and quality food for a reasonable…read moreprice. Authentic refried beans is a great accompaniment to any of the tacos! I went with basic tacos -- potato and egg, chorizo, migas, and they all hit the spot. As a reminder, it's cash only and not open on Sundays!

This is HANDS DOWN my favorite taco truck in Austin. Their chicken tacos and breakfast tacos are…read moredelicious. If you're looking for some actual spice, their salsa has a bit of a real kick that I can't find many places in Austin!! The lady that works there is always nice. Sometimes you may wait 15 mins for your food around lunchtime but IT'S WORTH IT!! Wait. Nothing but great things to say about this place, I take everyone that visits here and it never disappoints. The only downside is they close at 2pm. Bring cash or they also take Zelle!

Seeing the illustrious Shannon B. create a bookmark for the somewhat nondescript La Fogata Tacos…read moretrailer on a hot August morning piqued my interest. My checkin history is littered with plenty of places with 'Taco' in the name. I've made more runs to the border than I'm prepared to admit. So I thought, what the heck! To repay Shannon for planting that seed, I asked if she would have a chance to catch lunch there. So, off we went to Burnet, just south of 183, in front of the self-service carwash on the east side of the road. Being a cheapskate at heart, I couldn't pass up a chance for a cheap breakfast taco. She serves them all day, but they go up by like a quarter at noon. An uninspiring chorizo and egg taco at a sit-down 'tacqueria' the day before left me with a craving. So I order her chorizo (so full of flavor it put the previous day's version to shame), as well as a Sope (which I was surprised to find out does NOT actually mean "soup", and is, in fact like a deep-dish chalupa). Shannon orders the Enchiladas Potosinas, which don't at all look like what we usually think of as enchiladas. Instead, I believe it roughly translates to "These taste so good, how can there be so many of them on my plate for such a good price?!?!" I took my drink choice even more old school: Jarritos de Piña, por favor! All in all, great eats all the way around. The lady who runs the truck seems genuinely concerned that we enjoyed our meal there. Only one picnic table, so more a a place to pick up from than dine at. Shannon assures me the salsas were good, but I already had plenty of spicy chicharron goodness on my sope. We didn't see a place to recycle, so we took our empties with us, pleased with the meal we had at La Fogata Tacos.

I was leaving my Vet's office and I noticed this taco trailer in the next parking lot in front of a…read moreself serve car wash. I walk over, peruse the menu. They have an extensive offering of breakfast tacos for $1.25/each in the morning and $1.50/each after noon. I order 2 tacos, 1 - Carnitas and 1 - Al Pastor, both on Corn. The rest of the tacos are between $1.75 and $2.50 and they also have some other Mexican dishes. Two tacos and $3.75 later I leave with my delectable morsels of heaven complete with onions and light cilantro. They are wrapped in foil in a brown paper bag. Driving home with the dogs, I could not resist the smell, nor could the dogs as they were fixated on every bite I took. The carnitas were nice, tender and juicy. They had a nice seasoning and were pretty impressive. The Al Pastor was also good. It had a nice red color. The pork was not as moist as in the carnitas, but I am not certain Al Pastor is a braised meat like carnitas. The seasoning was flavorful. The corn tortillas held up (a big plus for me). Needless to say, they did not last long. And they were mine, all mine. So sorry to the pups. She gave me salsa, but I never ever opened it. They really didn't need it either. It is one thing to drive and eat tacos, it is another with sauce. Sauce which usually ends up on my shirt. La Fogata has great tacos and they are perfectly priced. I know I will be stopping by next time I am in the hood.

I went today to get a torta, and as I was eating it, I noticed the bread had mold. I called and was…read moretold they could make me a new one if I brought the torta back, so I did. But as I was about to take a bite of the replacement, I noticed a roach in it. At that point, I was just done. Back-to-back problems like this? It's beyond disappointing. I didn't even bother calling back because honestly... for what? What's the point? I'm not someone who usually leaves reviews, but situations like this need to be shared. Be careful eating here.

Monday morning, power outage in Central TX. Figured why not try my local fav Mexican truck for…read morebreakfast. Luckily they still had power and still serve great food. Super yum on the beans and eggs tacos. Oh, and their flour tortillas are just right.

This place is pretty new. Slides for toddlers, covered bocci ball court, lots of tables…read more They have the following trailers: --Conscious Cravings --Gravy: sop it up --Stone House Wood Fired Grill (burgers and pizza) --Compass Coffee They don't have WiFi. Right on Airport between Manor and IH35. Covered farmer's market in the weekends.

This is for Stone House Wood Fire Grill. They served a charred inedible meat patty. We got it as…read moretake out and didn't realize until we were home . I called to inform that the burger patty was a burnt to a crisp and unacceptable. They did offer another burger but also said they were very busy and they were doing the best they could since they only had one cook and too many customers . Also added that they had too many customers to continue the phone conversation. I did not feel comfortable accepting the offer of another replacement burger from a business with that attitude towards their product and their clientele. It seems they have way too much business to offer an edible product.

I never go to Dome Café Coffee without going to Sopa de Fideo. Yes, I had my favorite...loaded…read moresausage taco.. Mom and daughter were in the food truck this morning. Occasionally, the granddaughter Santana is also helping representing 3 generations. This family is so lovely. It truly feels like visiting family. Excellent service!

Incredible!!!!! Had only one of their potato, bread, cheese and egg taco on corn and I'm so bummed…read moreI didn't get two. It was, incredible to say the least... it took some time to get the food because they make it fresh, but it was so worth the wait and weight lol. I also ordered the apple spice waffles, which smell completely amazing and are so good. they have literal chunks of apple in them. It taste so good.

Mr. Pimento is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever eat anywhere else. This isn't…read morejust food, it's a full on experience. The second you take that first bite, you already know you made the right call pulling up. The jerk is absolutely unreal. It's perfectly seasoned, smoky, and has just the right amount of kick. It doesn't overpower anything, it just hits exactly how it's supposed to. And being able to build your own bowl is a game changer. Rice, mac and cheese, mix and match whatever you're in the mood for, they've got it. That mac and cheese deserves its own moment too because it's creamy, rich, and honestly addictive. And the beef patties... yeah, good luck eating just one. Flaky, packed with flavor, and gone before you even realize it. Everything about this spot just works. The flavor, the portions, the whole vibe. You can tell this food is made with care, not just thrown together. Don't walk, run to Mr. Pimento. You're seriously missing out if you don't.

Great service. Got…read morethe half and half bowl, have mac n cheese, half rice. I added extra chicken. Rice had a nice spice to it. The MnC was lovely. The corn they add was very yummy. The slaw was a nice refreshing bite. The chicken was bordering over cooked as some of it was a little dry. The flavor wasn't as pronounced as I was expecting though; I didn't get any heat, ginger, allspice from it. The fire sauce was nicely hot, about a 6 for me. The spicy ketchup was good and actually hotter. I got the empanada too; nicely flakey and good flavor as well. I had left overs of both so in my mind it's a good deal; two meals for one price($26 before tip). Will go back.

Amazing food, might be my favorite food truck in all of rundberg. Service is good and it's a nice…read morelittle cozy spot tucked in a corner for sitting down to dine. Definitely recommend if you're around, My favorite are the gringas de pastor

This was my first visit to this truck, parked next to a produce stand and another truck selling…read moreaquas frescas, about 1/2 block west of IH35 on the south side of Rundberg. I came in search of breakfast tacos at nearly 11am, which is sometimes hard to find in trucks that switch over to lunch at that time. Upon arrival I saw 2 young mothers with toddlers walk by with a plate of milanesa and another that looked like enchiladas perhaps. Both plates screamed YUM! But I continued on with my trek for breakfast. I ordered 2 tacos with egg, bacon and cheese, adding pico de gallo to one, and boy was I glad I did! Both tacos were on handmade flour tortillas which were thin, yet pliable and strong enough to hold a generous amount of filling. These tacos aren't the little type rolled into foil packets of 3; these were hearty tacos served on a foil-coveted plate, with a thoughtful slice of lime. The pico was fragrant, fresh and crunchy, and they added pieces of avocado to it. Soooo delicious, and it made for a juicy taco. I will most definitely order their pico de gallo again. The bacon was obviously fresh-made as well--no fake bits found here--and generously added as well. The green salsa was the creamy type that we all love, with mild spice. The red sauce was not a salsa, but a blended sort that would take me awhile to discern its elements. It had medium heat. Not that I didn't like the red, but I personally preferred the green. I will definitely be back to check out their Flautas, one of my favorites, as well as their Tacos al Pastor, for which I am on a constant hunt for the perfect rendition. Oh, and although the owners are natural Spanish speakers, the lady at the window could communicate well with English. They DO accept credit cards, but I believe there is a 3.% discount for cash transactions.

Owner was so kind and attentive, he waited on us while we sat and even made us crepes The patio is…read morecovered and the seats all have cushions on them, they've made such a cozy environment that I was not expecting! Quesapizza was great (wish I had taken a picture) and the perfect size for my boyfriend and I to split, the consume was delicious as well. Will absolutely be coming back, thanks to the owner for taking such great care of us

This is a nice taco truck setup. The owner is very friendly and welcoming. For an outdoor setup it…read moreis clean and organized. I ordered the street tacos and a sope, all carne asada. Food was good, sauce was good. He stated the green sauce was very spicy but it wasn't to me. The red sauce not spicy at all but very tasty. Give them a try.