Man, I need to start being more adventurous with taco places. It may be getting chilly, but any weather is taco weather. We sat in the "outdoor" area, but like the good hosts they are, the screens protected us from wind and a heater from the cold. The environment is really what makes this place awesome. A small band playing loudly in the corner and families everywhere just enjoying their lunch. You can't help but feel that you're in the right place at the right moment. Oh, and I heard their food was good too. I got the small bowl of their Consome de Cabrito (goat soup). Just delicious. The goat meat was pulled and very tender. Almost every bite had bits of fat and the meat just broke down in my mouth. The broth had tons of flavor but was actually very light. Like the broth in chicken tortilla soup without all the cheese. It also had a nice kick without the whole thing being spicy. Their portions are pretty big too. A medium bowl itself will fill up most people, but since I got three tacos as well, I stuck with the small. Good choice on my part. The tacos I got were the Cabrito, Pastor, and the Lengua tacos. Just like in the soup, the cabrito was tender with all the natural gamey flavors you'd expect eating goat meat. The pastor was super savory with a really nice charred taste. The lengua was my favorite. Although it could've had more flavor, its texture was perfect: charred on the outside, and fatty on the inside. If you've never tried beef tongue before, this is the way to get introduced. Prices are good and they certainly don't skimp on the meat. read more

Taco More - Left to Right: Cabrito, Pastor, and Lengua tacos - Tacos Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Good value and great tasting food. Careful, their mild sauce has some kick and I can handle kick. Great breakfast tacos and tortas.

TACO MORE. Cause I want more more MORE MORE MORE!!! Fast Paced. Hot, fast food. Occasional live music, Badass salsa bar. I have been to this location on several occasions. Now that I live around the corner, that is. The last two times I have gone I literally got two breakfast tacos. That was enough for me. I got full both times, and I left satisfied. The prices are very reasonable. I have not experienced any bad customer service or any issues at this location. On days like Sunday it can get cramped but definitely the best place for breakfast tacos in the area. I haven't checked out much of the other food but it looks delicious! And I will update when I do. :) Check it out ok? read more

Was hard deciding where to get street tacos but I'm glad chose taco more. I got the bistek, pastor and fajita tacos on corn tortilla. My boyfriend for the goat tacos with the dipping broth. Service was great, clean place with a sink to wash hands outside the restrooms... Their chips and salsa are bomb read more

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We ordered out for lunch on a Saturday at peak time and had a pleasant experience. My wife ordered the Caldo de Res and really enjoyed it! She was given plenty of beef and the soup my plenty hot when we got home! She did mention that she wished there was more corn and that the potatoes were cooked a little longer. I ordered the Bistek Torta without lettuce. It was okay, not my favorite torta, but definitely still a good meal. I would be willing to try it again with a different meat. I did add mayo to the sandwich at home to give it the bit of moisture it was lacking. The wifey said the service inside the restaurant was superb. She appreciated the friendly interactions and the cleanliness of the restaurant! Overall this was a good experience and we will definitely be returning to try some of the many other options they have! read more

Taco More - Caldo de Res - Tacos Near Me - Austin, Texas

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This place is great. Food is awesome and the people working there are very nice. I order to go a lot and they have literally never messed up my order. read more

Was very disappointed. Did not feel authentic at all, I was so surprised by all the positive reviews. The Aqua Frescas tasted like powdered lemonade, the queso tasted like melted American cheese, and sadly the meals weren't anything spectacular. Had such high hopes, lesson learned. Not sure if it was a different story previously & has just gone downhill or what. read more

Great cabeza and al pastor tacos. Also good menudo too! They also have a nice salsa selection

They had bad restoration they have bad attitude they don't serve like you don't like they don't pay right The righteous right they have to share money the people who works there and then top of that they're so rude and I don't even like their food at all I don't recommend nobody to come to this business to come and eat with your family or friends read more

This place had great reviews but I have no idea why. We were visiting from San Antonio and are used to great food and this place was not it. They use paper plates for everything and styrofoam cups, even for coffee. The food was not great except the menudo. We ordered tacos and cheese enchiladas also and they were subpar. Service was also just ok. Save your time and go to a different restaurant. read more

This is the second time I go to the Parkfield location but this time I decided to eat there. It's so comforting, quick service and the food always fresh and delicious. It's like I'm in Mexico. Love this place!! read more

Taco More - Flautas de Pollo - Tacos Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Goat soup is amaze balls! Staff is super welcoming & the restaurant itself is outside & inside seating.

Wow. I mean WOW. I am SO glad I decided to stop in on Sunday morning. The service was fast, the staff was pleasant, and the food was AMAZING. My boyfriend and I couldn't decide where to starts so we ordered tacos, pozole, and caldo de res (not pictured). I'm typically not a fan of caldo but the flavor was SO good and my boyfriend loved it. The ingredients were fresh and the spices were on point. Everything was basically just what my abuelita would make, but better(don't tell her I said that). read more

Taco More - Tacos Near Me - Austin, Texas

We stopped by after a quick search because the one place we found online was not only difficult to find in person but they also ran out of food somehow. We headed to Taco More instead. As we walked in, we noticed a clean restaurant with a choice of eating near the kitchen or a warm sun room. We chose the cooler area and were waited on immediately. We were specifically looking for birria tacos and quickly orders two plates along with ice teas and water. When you want ice tea here, they don't disappoint. You get a LARGE cup and probably for most it's big enough to take the rest with you. We also ordered shrimp soup, beef fajita tacos, and a bacon cheese burger. For our app we order guacamole. The guac was fresh and delicious and their salsa that came with the chips were crema and a chili type salsa. Both delicious and spicy. The shrimp soup came with fresh slices of avocado, tortilla chips, and a homemade broth. You never know what you'll get at some restaurants but I was so pleasantly surprised that they have their own homemade soup full of flavor. My son did not say a single word while he ate his fajita tacos. He was so happy with them. The burger was ooey gooey with cheese and looked so good, not like some reheated frozen burger or anything but rather they took the time to make it their own. And our birria tacos? Well, WOW. Amazing. Dipping into the sauce only enhanced them with the chopped cilantro and onions. Perfecto! The waitress was so attentive and sweet. We definitely found our home for homemade Mexican dishes and tacos. This is not some bland Mexican place with your typical sauces and bland meats. Instead, every dish is full of flavor and freshness. And get this, their rice was steaming fresh and glistening instead of dried rice made hours prior. We can't wait to go back! read more

Taco More - Birria tacos made with goat, white beans, and the fresh rice. Delicious! - Tacos Near Me - Austin, Texas

The carnitas taco was amazing! The meat was crispy and fatty - the onions and cilantro so plainly but perfectly accented the meat. We also order the ceviche and quesabirria tacos but ceviche and goat meat have never really been my cup of tea but my brother devoured them! My only complaint was the service was a little disorganized but even then the food and paying was still very quick! Next time I'm ordering more tacos or maybe one of their plates! read more

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Was not a fan, gonna be a hard no for me. I definitely wouldn't come back. If I'm being honest the birria and consommé smelt like a farm, I've had better Birria tacos. Also no beer read more

I freaking love this taco shop. The only question is, are they called Taco-More? Or Taco-Moré? Is there an accent on the name? Or does the waitress have an accent? It's a thought provoking question for sure... great food! Try it all! read more

They had me at 'cabrito'. I am mostly vegetarian. Until I am at Taco More and read "Cabrito Soup" on the menu. When most of what you hear is Spanish, you know you're in the right place for Mexican food. When it's cold outside, their cabrito soup will warm you right up. It's little and crowded, but their food and friendly staff more than make up for it. There were a few times that we had communication issues, as we don't speak Spanish, but rather than pretend they understood us and screw up our orders, the waitstaff would immediately find someone who speaks English. I don't live in Austin anymore and I can tell you this is one of the places that I miss the most. Hubby and kid always got their usual tacos; I liked their tacos but I also really liked their ceviche. And I especially liked there was no yellow cheese to be found. read more

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It might be the best sit down taco restaurant in all of Austin. They call it Taco More because you'll want more of it.

¿Es esto un restaurante o un bar/salón de baile? La música está demasiado alta, lo que hace que los clientes tengan que gritar para tener conversaciones. read more

We stopped by Saturday afternoon with a hangover and let me tell y'all, I order the menudo and put some of that salsa roja and it was so spicy but perfect spicy! And also order some tacos and those were amazing! couldn't ask for better food to start the day with ! If you want real authentic Mexican food you are gonna love this place! Me and my bf spent around $25 not bad at all!!! We'll be back every time we visit Austin! read more

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I stumble upon this place yesterday and holy cow what a surprise! I ordered two bacon and egg breakfast tacos and IT WAS SO SO GOOD! This is your hole in the wall that you've been looking for. Made to the order tacos, homemade delicious tort, and stuffed to the rim fillings - all for only $2/taco. Oh forgot the mention they have a topping bars - a big plus if you're planning to order to go. Parking is plentiful since it's located in decent size plaza. I wish more people will discover this hidden gem. read more

In short, yes, food is good. I have been on the hunt for the best breakfast tacos in Austin for a couple months now and this place is (at the moment at least!) in my top 5. I am a vegetarian however so am always a little bummed to see limited options and also to learn that the beans are made with lard (manteca). Regardless, my potato, egg and cheese taco was pretty darn tasty accompanied with their hot ranchera sauce that came with the chips. I also ordered a guacamole taco with tomatoes and lettuce and got a tortilla with sliced avocado (NOT guacamole) and tomatoes, sin lechuga. :-( My main issue with this place is their choice of "serve ware". In short... WHAT IS THE DEAL WITH THE STYROFOAM? I admit, I'm a stickler for "one-use" plates, cups etc. but is it necessary to give me three individually packaged creamers in a styrofoam bowl? When I asked for pepper (not sure why pepper shakers aren't at any of the tables), is it necessary to give me like 3 tablespoons worth in a styrofoam bowl? The styrofoam just kept on coming! The shear amount of this product (which by the way, NEVER BREAKS DOWN and is essentially a middle finger to our environment) and usage by this restaurant is quite simply enough for me to not patron this place again. Or at least ask for actual plates and bowls? read more

I had the quesadillas doraditas with cabrito. They were just as described crunchy. The cabrito was tender and not gamey very mild. They come piled high with lettuce, tomato, sour cream, avocado and more cheese. I ordered two thinking they would be small but they are pretty big. So be careful. Highly recommend. read more

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OMG. I am Mexican. Not as in 3rd generation Mexican. No. Real Mexican. Born and raised in Monterrey, Mexico up until recently (7 yrs. ago). That's up north. Where breakfast tacos (four tortilla/egg) are from BTW. Yup, not from Austin. Yeah, flour tortillas are what's in in Monterrey. Corn tortillas are basically central/southern Mexico. Your typical texmex/calmex. It's just a different cuisine. That's not to say we don't eat corn tortillas up north. We do. We just eat both. But mostly flour. See, there is a big Arab and Jewish influence in northern Mexico. Hence, we eat flour tortillas and baby goat. Anyway, I moved to Austin, a year ago, from San Francisco (born and raised in Monterrey, Mex though) and was pretty disappointed, for a whole year, when it came to Mexican food here. At least northern Mexican food. But even Texmex! Calmex was much superior!!! Until I found this place! A year later! But it was worth the wait. Not sure if this is true to Americans, or even Mexicans from southern or central Mexico, but if you are from Monterrey, or up north, their flour tortillas are authentic! Thin. Their trompo (marinated pork) is on point! No pineapple!!! They have bisteck tacos too!!! And gringas! They also serve corn tortillas of course. One other thing, if you are from Monterrey, Mexico. They've got cabrito (baby goat) tacos and cabrito consommé (bouillon). OMG. The owners are from Cuernavaca, strangely enough, but I bet they put two and two together and figured people from Monterrey, Mexico would come here since it is so close. I will upload a breakfast nktaco (again, originally from Monterrey, get over it Austin). Looks like shit, pretty authentic if I must say so!!! 6+ different HOT salsas at the condiment bar. Free chips (though they were kinda rancid) but who needs chips with all that great food? Habanero pickle, grilled jalapeños, cucumbers and more, at the salsa bar. Great, quick service! Tip them well and in cash. They all speak Spanish. Learn your basics or point! They all will love you anyway! Also, sketchy area, even for me, a Mexican :). It was like I went to another dimension. Pretty cool, if you ask me, everything in Spanish, signs, music, etc. Don't be too scared, though. Mexicans don't bite. They aren't really into drugs, just into loud music. They really aren't bad hombres, please don't buy into all the Trump circus. They are the most honest, hard working, respectful people, I have ever known. I ordered some gringas and cabrito consommé (baby goat bouillon - great for hang overs) to go. Will be back for the Pozole (also great for hang overs). Great selection of Mexican "cokes" if you know what I mean. And I don't mean cocaine. read more

WARNING !!! WARNING !!DISGUSTING !!! This place did a 180 on is this time around and it's too bad cause the food is good but it makes you wonder after you read this.... We order 3 tacos to munch on before our other food came out and the guy bringing them thought they belonged to another table out on the patio! This is where it takes a turn for the worst! As he opens the door he drops one whole taco on the sidewalk by the entrance. Thinking the table he is about to serve them too can't see, he picks it up and puts it back on the plate with his dirty hands moves the meat over from the other two tacos to make it unnoticeable and proceeds to take it to the table to serve !!! Then when they tell him they didn't order the tacos he walks around confused and finally realizes they are for us,he asks did you guys order these ? After confirming they where ours he tried to hand them to me !! This is when I lost it !!! I said wtf is your problem you just dropped these on the floor out side ! Yeah we where watching you the whole time, people pay good money and idiots like you are making good restaurants look bad ! We want new tacos ! At first he was dumbfounded but then instead of apologizing he says " I was gonna take them back and get you new ones I just wanted to know if they where yours." WOW such a lier he would have let us eat them up like nothing if I wouldn't have spoke up . As he walked to the kitchen I can hear him talking crap about me to the staff saying I was being picky and was making a big deal out of food he dropped but didn't tell them all the details of his mistake, making it seem like he just spilled a little meat off the plate! I asked him out rite if he at least acknowledged dropping the taco and why it was so gross to put it back and try to serve it. He admitted to dropping it but didn't really care I was upset. He took the questions as me just making him look bad instead learning from the mistake. Two minutes go buy and the whole kitchen staff is basically staring at us and debating over making new tacos or throwing more meat on top of the old ones that he dropped and contaminated. Clearly they had no idea I understand Spanish and they literary sent out the same dirty tacos. I stood by the kitchen and literally watched them sprinkle extra meat on the top and throw it back on the flat top. Which is even more disgusting!! As he brought them back he had a smirk and said" here's your new food hope they are ok". I immediately told him in Spanish to throw them out and make me new ones or don't bring me any at all. Stunned and now knowing I understood the gossip in the kitchen the manager came out and apologized about the conduct of the waiter and made sure we where happy . While she spoke to us this waiter came up I guess out of fear I was saying something about him & said "you didn't see me drop anything, all I did was throw something away now your making up stories!" WOW really!!! GUILTY!! Your boss is literally trying to remedy the situation and out of ignorance you come back to argue with me . I stood up and said why is there still meat all over the side walk by the front door learn how to treat a costumer!! I asked, how would you like me to throw some food on the floor rite now then tell you to eat it and then pay for it ? Learn some manners and cleanliness. Meanwhile the manager is completely stunned and tells him to go do his job and continues to apologize. This kind of mentality should not ever ever be allowed around a kitchen. I feel sorry cause this idiot was training two other new staff members and all they will learn is it is ok to act like a jackass. Meanwhile as we finished up our already ruined meal he walked passed us trying to stare me down various times. This was all while telling the other staff members I was the one who started the argument loud enough for the whole restaurant to hear. At the end of our meal and after I payed I walked up to him and said if there is anything you want to say to me man up and say it to my face otherwise do your job and shut the hell up . Man oh man I feel so bad cause the manager even gave us free arroz con leche and asked us to please come back assuring she would take care of us next time. Sadly as good as the food is it will be a while before I pay to argue with a ignorant employee or risk having my food contaminated! Years of working with food I have never thought it was ok to put something off the floor out to serve to save a buck or time but unfortunately not everyone has a good conscience!!!!!!!! read more

My Spanish sucks, we were the only two non-Hispanics in the place, and I'm thinking, "This ain't your madre's Taco Cabana." I thought the sign over the salsa bar said "Don't be a Desperado." No problem, I've seen all of Rodriguez's movies. What I haven't seen before is a salsa bar with sliced fresh cucumbers & radishes, and bins of charred serranos & pickled onions. Um, yum. You can really eat cheap & good here and sometimes, that's all you need. I think the last time I paid $7 for three big tacos and a bottle of water was back in the eighties. Um, flashback. But I thought the coolest thing about this place was I had no idea it even existed - it was recommended to me by An N, who knows every taquería on North Lamar. When I was scanning the Yelp reviews as I was writing this, I was surprised to learn that everyone and their brother apparently knows about this place too. Okay, so I'm an only child. They'll do breakfast tacos for you all day. And I wish I had a clever close for you to end this. Cheap. Good. Taco. More. Sometimes, that's all that's required. read more

Taco More - I confess I don't remember what this was. Think it's an al pastor on the left and the bifstek whatever on the right. - Tacos Near Me - Austin, Texas

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I was the only white guy there... Ok... that's not ENTIRELY true. I probably saw 100 people come and go and there were a couple of others who MIGHT have been Caucasian. So that's a good sign, right? First of all, don't be scared if it looks crowded. People were double-parked everywhere. So much so that the folks I was meeting for lunch bailed and I ended-up eating alone at the little window-side ledge. But yeah, the line was like 6 deep and people were standing everywhere waiting for food... tables all filled. (Note: This place is in the parking lot of a large strip-mall church... so 12 noon on a Sunday was NOT the best time to go) I was intent on eating so I got in line and had ordered within 2 minutes. Lots of order-taker people. Even found one that spoke English (sadly I don't even speak kitchen Spanish). Within a minute I was drinking water and eating fresh salsa. They only bring a few chips but gladly brought more when asked. The salsa is a roasted red. Tasty and somewhat addicting. They also have a great salsa bar with a avocado-based green, a tomatillo green, and some other kind of nuclear green slaw-like stuff that was pretty hot. In addition, there was that bright red sauce with seeds in it that I've seen at other interior Mexican restaurants and a variety of picked cucumbers, onions, pico de gallo, radishes (wtf?), limes, etc. My three tacos came out within about 5 minutes and were all really good... had a goat, a beef, and an al pastor. Nothing tasted amazing... but the whole bill was $5 and I was stuffed. So I had a great experience and I'll be going back. read more

Back up to 5 stars! Everything on their salsa bar this night was extremely fresh, including the cukes. That green salsa is so damn good I emptied out my 16oz water cup and filled it up to take home (a little trick my momma taught me) - - those little cups just aren't sufficient enough to hold all of that goodness. The service was great today, always too many of them there but they were all very attentive. The great thing about that is everyone pitches in to help any customer out - - none of that "this isn't my section" or "you didn't order from me" attitude. You can ask anyone for help and they will respond. Place was packed on a Saturday night too - - always a good sign. I got a chicken taco and al pastor taco (on flour) - - both were superb. Bill = $3 even, + $1 tip + all the cukes + radishes (wtf?) your heart desires. That's just so kewl. read more

The more I think about this place, the more I'm not in love with it but I think thats just because I have something against weird meat. More about that later. Bear in mind I'm from South Texas so I'm a taco snob. This place is more of a 3.5 than a 4 but I'm giving it the extra based on how cheap it was and how fantastic the multiple servers were that came to check on us. The good: The service was incredible These things were all quite delish: bistek, trompo, chicken, fresh cukes, limes, different salsas, the alhambre and the tres leches of love. The price: $1.50 make you holler for a taco The Bad: The salsas were all strangely strong, overwhelming, except for the original served with the chips The goat taco was unholy. Gives me shudders thinking about it and I've eaten cabrito off the bone. Little tendons and a really gamey flavor. The shrimp soup was pretty shrimpy. In a way that isn't natural. My guess is that it was made... then flavored with shrimp juice or something. Stick with the standard tacos and you'll be happy little eaters doing the cha cha cha... but don't order any baa baa. read more

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My husband has been going here for the past few years and finally took me here. I'm mad it took him so long to bring me! Straight shooting tacos.. tortilla, meat, onions and cilantro - the way it should be. Oh and a dash of lime. Ordered the carnitas, bisteque and fajita. Their verde salsa was amazing - perfect amount of spice! Chips and salsa helped seal the deal. Service was quick and you pay at the counter. We had 6 tacos and a drink for around $20. This is the spot for the real thing. read more

Do you like simple food? Do like to eat cheaply? Do you want your food fast? If you said yes to the above, you will love Taco More. This restaurant has a great condiment bar consisting of the standard salsas, onions, and extras such as sliced cucumbers and radishes. Also, where else can you get all you an eat chillies torreados? The service is quick and actually decent for this neighborhood dive. No fancy table cloths or environmentally friendly ware, just lots of styrofoam and plastic. The food is simple, humble, and flavorful. There is a good selection of meats and soups. I especially like the fact that you can order soups in different sizes, S, M, L. I prefer to order a small soup and a couple of tacos. If you come here, order foods that you would if it were a food truck. Stay away from "restaurant" type foods such as chile relleno. The chile relleno was fried ahead of time so it was greasy and soggy. Here are my favorites: I mostly come here for the soups. The pozole and cabrito soups are especially good here. Also, the alambre and chicken tinga (often a special) is good. I like the cabeza, cabrito, lenguna and carnitas tacos. The overstuffed tacos can be divided into 2 and the corn tortillas are pliable with a good corn flavor. Overall, simple, good, inexpensive food! read more

The tacos I had at Taco More today rocked my world. They were simply made with just amazingly cooked meats and fresh cilantro and onions. This is in stark contrast to the complexly marinated and spiced tacos at a lot of the popular taco chains that dot the city. I'm not saying I've disavowed the Torchy's and Taco Deli's of the world, but these Taco More tacos give me a new appreciation for the meaty filling in authentic tacos. The meat on each of my three tacos were on display and they were all out of this world good. I savored each bite of my Pastor (marinated pork), Lingua (tongue), and Cabeza (head beef). None of them were over marinated and the meat was tender and juicy in all three. The chunks of lingua were like diced beef tenderloin and the cabeza meat was as good as any barbacoa I've had before. At $2 per taco, this place is a total bargain. read more

Taco More - Three perfectly made tacos - Pastor (left), Lingua (middle), Cabeza (right) - Tacos Near Me - Austin, Texas

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This had to be the worst Mexican food I've ever had. I came in on a Friday night. The tables were empty except for one other couple. The cooks were standing around just staring at you from the kitchen. I had the "soft beef" tacos. The meat was tough and had an old taste to it. It was piping hot from the microwave. So were my corn tortillas. They were definitely not fresh. The horchata was the absolute worst I've ever had. I can't believe this place is still in business yet alone have employees. Their were 4 waitress's and 3 cooks in the kitchen. PLEASE SKIP THIS PLACE! You will be better off going to a taco truck or even taco bell. Im confused about the good reviews? You'd think this place would be awesome especially on a Friday night? Dont waste your money! read more

How in the hell have I never reviewed this place? Maybe part of me simply didn't want to share this N Austin treasure, but seriously...the cat has been out of the bag for a long time. Hands down my favorite Mexican joint in Austin, if not the entire country. I'm not sure how this place is classified as Tex-Mex. This is legit Mexican food and is rivaled (in my opinion) only by some of the taqerias I've been to in Mexico. Pinpointing one or two outstanding menu items is simply impossible for me. I've made my way through a high percentage of the menu and have yet to have anything that has been less than stellar. Now...that being said, I'll completely with 100% absolute certainty say...this is the best menudo in town. The broth is pungent and rich. The tripas is bountiful and dominates every spoonful. The caldo cabrito is equally rich and fatty. The mild gaminess of the goat combined with the crunch of cabbage and the accents of condiments make every spoonful a delight. Tacos ranging from the sweet and spicy pastor to the rich fatty cabeza de rez. Tortas, tostadas, sopes, quesadillas...man...the list goes on. The salsa bar is peerless. A variety of salsas, roasted chiles, and fresh vegetables at your beck and call. This is about as perfect as you can get...the only perplexing thing is that whenever I go, they think I speak Spanish. It's gotten to the point that although I don't understand the words they are speaking, I know exactly what they are saying and somehow manage to answer them appropriately. Culinary Spanglish for the win. read more

I was hoping for better. Nothing blew my mind. Nothing wowed me. It was OK. I, like others, had no idea about this place...until Yelp, of course!!! THANK YOU YELPERS!! I don't venture over here for any reason, therefore, had no clue! I walked in and was pleasantly surprised when I was greeted in English... Since all I read was "you better speak Spanish" simply not true. Or, at least not now. Bother the cashier and he lady taking my order spoke clear English. No troubles ordering at all. I got a pollo taco and a bean, avocado, and cheese taco. And well....some chocflan! Yippee! Hit up the salsa bar (that's what I was waiting for) I mean, salsas, fresh cucumber slices (which are extremely complementary to those salsas in every way) and fresh peppers and radishes. Nice. Little Styrofoam cups with lids for us to go people. So, here's the food. Head back to work. Bean and avocado was tasty but I felt it was quite skimpy. The salsas were fabulous and tasted great with cucumber. The chicken... Well, it was dry...to me. I didn't care for it THAT much. I also felt, compared to the many other tacos I've had, this too was skimpy. Especially for the price. $2.50 each for almost half as much as I normally see in tacos...?? I'm still hungry. The chocflan...pretty tasty, flan not as creamy as I would have liked...and the strawberry was rotten. Yes. Rotten. :-( So... Over all. I think they are absolutely worth another shot.. DINE IN ... Not to go. $7 for 2 tacos and flan. Not bad.. But I've done/had better. Nothing wowed me expect the salsa... And the service. Service was fabulous. Glad I went. But not dying to go back. read more

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Maybe my favorite salsa accompanying chips in town. It has a stewed tomato depth in the flavor of it that I was a big big fan of. I also tried all their other salsas which were plenty. I love the generosity of the open salsa bar loaded with cucumbers, radishes, jalapeños, grilled onions, and more. For tacos I went with their Cabrito, Cabeza, Carnitas, Lengua, Chicharron. All 5 were great in their own way with my favorites most likely being the Carnitas and Cabrito. Plus with all 5, my bill was less than $12 before tip. Service was excellent too. In fact, they were packed when I was here yet had a really efficient system. I'll definitely be back. read more

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WARNING: this is not Tex-Mex! There are multiple locations. No alcohol is served at this location. The food is consistently good at every Taco More I have been to. They serve warm salsa with their chips. The prices are great and the food is pretty authentic (according to a reliable source)! The chicken caldo de conzume (soup) ($4.00) and chicken quesadillas ($4) are my top picks. The soup is packed with flavor and has a slight smokiness to the broth. It comes with garbanzo beans, rice, and your choice of meat. Cilantro and fresh onions come on the side. As for the quesadillas, I get the simple one an customize it to be more like the fried one. I like it on flour tortilla with shredded chicken and cheese. They cover it with lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, and avocado. The only struggle is eating it with a plastic fork! You kind of need a knife to cut it!! So the eating process if a little difficult, but the struggle is worth it! There are 3 locations, give them a try when in the Austin area. read more

Taco More - Chicken soup ($4) - Tacos Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Great Tacos!!! OMG!! Flavor!! Ordered 3 asada tacos and one chicken. Both were excellent. Customer service was great and quick. This place should be on your list of go to Taco restaurants in the area. read more

I would like to give this place a better rating just because this is my first visit here and I only ordered a couple breakfast tacos to go. I can say however, customer service was pretty dang amazing and service was fast. Let me begin with exiting my car when arriving at this establishment. I arrived early in the morning and the first thing I notice right away are the cars already parked there with hungry customers piling in the place. This is typically a good sign. The restaurant itself was a bit dark, could use more lighting for sure. I was greeted from a very sweet hostess with a welcoming smile and I proceeded to ask about take out orders. She answered promptly and nicely and then took my order. While waiting for my food, I noticed that they have a patio area across from the entrance. Its a rather large patio and they provide a couple fire stands to help take the chill out of the air. This patio area is nice, it was clean and well maintained with - considering the location, pretty good views. I ordered the Egg with Bacon and Egg with Chorizo breakfast tacos, both of which I added avocado for a small extra charge. Even though the dining room was busy - not packed, but certainly buzzing with hungry and satisfied customers, my order was ready pretty quickly. While waiting I had a chance to gaze over this salsa bar I read about from previous mixed reviews. I asked someone else which one was the hottest salsa as my tolerance for heat has decreased recently, she pointed to one of the green ones - so I stayed away from that one. I chose two of the red ones and the other green one, put some in the provided styrofoam containers and left to head home. I was ready to tear into some breakfast tacos once I arrived home, and eagerly tasted the salsas I brought with me. Sad to say - I am disappointed. The red ones, hot as fire may I add, were not impressive flavor wise..nothing to wow about or even want to try again. The green salsa, and I am a huge green salsa fan, tasted better than the red - and yes, hotter than fire as well, was still disappointing. The flavors were just bland, except the heat from the spice. Heat can be good, but heat or no heat - there needs to be better flavor to it. I wonder how hot that other green salsa was then if these were not as hot as that one... Let's get to the tacos. I ordered them on corn tortilla because in my opinion corn tortillas are the only way to go for good tacos, which they double up per taco. The avocado I ordered extra was a nice amount for the quarter extra I paid, it was fresh with no bruises or dark spots and this is December. So for the fresh avocado I am impressed. The eggs were scrambled in a pan, real eggs - not egg beaters... least they look real to me. They put a generous amount of bacon on the taco and this was chopped up into pieces and pretty good, meaty bacon not all fat like so many other places serve and cooked crispy. The chorizo taco was more disappointing, not much on the taco and it was super salty. The breakfast tacos were meh in my opinion and I really wanted to give a better review with more stars. The salsas though are pretty much a deal beaker for me, I am a huge salsa fan and I don't understand providing this awesome salsa bar, which consists of about 4 salsas and various condiments, if the salsas themselves are not good. I want to try this place again as there are soo many good reviews, I plan to go for lunch or dinner next time and try the soup and other tacos. I hear wonderful things about the soups there and this is soup weather. I am looking forward to my next visit to give this place another try and updating my review with what I hope is a better one. read more

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