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    Taqueria 7 Estrellas

    3.8 (64 reviews)
    InexpensiveFood Stands, Mexican
    Open 7:30 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    DRichard J.

    First time here and not disappointed!! Absolutely amazing, and portions are huge!! Best tacos I have had in a while!

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    Sam G.

    Best place 10/10 good service great food... what else could you want !! And it's affordable too they take pride in what they do .

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    Bianca D.

    Don't let this unassuming taco trailer in front of a tire shop sway your judgment. 7 Estrellas has the best Al Pastor taco I've ever consumed. This is a late night taco truck, their hours are 8pm to 4am during the week or until 5am during the weekend! I've heard that there are sometimes people playing instruments and making this quite the hangout. Along with the al pastor, we also tried the carnitas, which was a little on the drier side, but they have incredible red and green sauces in the fridge in front of the truck. The drinks were a bit warm since we showed up right at opening time, but since I was drinking water, I didn't mind this at all. Not only are these tacos delicious, but they're wonderfully priced. We bought four tacos, a bacon wrapped, cheese stuffed jalapeno, a coke and a water and only paid $16. What to Order: Al Pastor Taco, Bistec Taco Pros [+]: Price, Pastor, Late Night, Authentic, Awesome Customer Service Cons [-]: Only Late Night Hours, Oily Tortillas, Only Outside Seating

    Campechanos.
    April C.

    Kind of expensive for tacos ....but they are delicious. The gentlemen taking the orders is also ....not huge into being pleasant. ‍ but i would still go back. But maybe not often.

    Groupo playing

    This place is such a vibe with the live music Los De Taqueria 7 Estrellas has such good style and good music!! We tried the torta Cuban and it delicious the best one I've tried so far it's unique in its own way !. My bf has been coming here since he's been a kid so he knows a secret menu item and it's the best quesadillas I've had ! We also tried the Birria tacos which the owner was kind enough to give us for free and they were delicious and crispy just how I like them !! The best birria I've tasted in town . I 10000% recommend this place ! It's my go too after a nice night out it always hits the spot

    In Austin in search of the Holy Bacon Wrapped Cheese Stuffed Grilled Jalapeños that this lil hole in the wall makes
    Mari J.

    diggity doo and then some Britches..Some of the best mexican food I have had...The bacon wrapped cheese stuffed jalapeños are to die for..had pastor/asada/chorizo tacosthe pastor gordita was so freaking good... It was cold so we took food back to our hotel...TG we did or we would of ordered more..lol thanks so much from the Gringo

    Tacos and jalapeños wrapped with bacon
    Sanjuana C.

    This place is awesome the times i gone they had music playing and a few people performing with their instruments and singing. The people who took my order are very kind. The food is amazing best street tacos I have tried around the area the jalapeños are also very delicious some are spicy so watch out ;)

    Not a bad crowd... For midnight on a Monday.
    Joe C.

    I've got a new friend in Taqueria 7 (aka Taqueria Siete Estrellas, aka Taqueria Seven Stars, aka "Taqueria Why The Heck Haven't We Come Here Before????!?"). On a Tuesday evening at the Draughthouse with Tony B., we discussed this little taco trailer. We both independently tried to stop by on our way back north. Going there is old hat to Tony, who loves munching on some "face" (Cabeza de Res = Head of Cow). Well, Tuesday is their day off. So we were out of luck. But otherwise, they open at around 7pm and stay open "till 3amish", putting out some pretty righteous Mexican streetfood. The "al pastor" is the real deal. That apparently will be wife's go to taco. The "face" was roast beef-esque (in a good way). And for some reason, though I usually try and avoid cilantro (yeah, sue me) everything we sampled was enhanced by a squeeze of lime, and cilantro. The green salsa was fresh and provided a flavorful burn (in the small quantities we "gringos" applied, we still need to try the red). And the torta cubana.... wow. Cheesy meaty awesomeness. Soo many more things to try: sopes, tortas, enchiladas, etc. And the kind lady at the window is very patient with us and has a great smile. Taqueria 7 does it's thing, and does it well. We went last night for my "birthday dinner", when there were plenty of hipsterdoddy burgers, or plates covered with uchi we could have sampled instead. But it was soothing to sit in this little tire shop parking lot on foldy chairs after dark, not worrying about a 2+ hour wait in a line, or whether my service would be affected by what I was wearing, or that my tab would exceed my college apartment's monthly rent. (We splurged, and got Mexican Cokes, and ran up a huge $13 tab.) When we want to get away from the hustly-bustledness of life, and can't take the time to head to Isla Mujeres and dip our toes in the ocean while sipping on a Jarritos, we'll do the next best thing and head to Taqueria Siete Estrellas. PS: Previous (and only sub-4*) reviewer: Those aren't 'freshly cut beats' (I like to sing Kanye's freshly cut beats. They're dope, yo.). They are radishes. PPS Not the easiest place to find. See my "Tip" if you're having trouble.

    A pastor & a bistek. $4 total. Good deal. Good stuff.
    Errol M.

    The bottom line is there's a whole world of late night taco stands & taquerias out there, they're cheap & good eats, and you're going to be the goofy Anglo guy named Dave unless you speak Spanish or go with a pro. I went with a pro. I know my way around breakfast tacos, but I don't know Jack Cabeza about the real stuff. I liked the pineapple here, the corn tortillas were good, and the green sauce kicks nicely. I'm just slightly apprehensive working with homemade sauces in squeeze bottles that are sitting around outside on tables. It's a Dave thing. Given a choice, I'd rather have bistek chunks instead of cubes, it's easier for me to focus on their taste. But having said that, two solid tacos for a flat four bucks outside on à beautiful late night Saturday? Yeah, I'll come along.

    Face tacos!
    Tony B.

    I don't know about you, but after a few beers...nothing hits the spot like a couple face tacos... Yes, I said face tacos. OK...so technically Cabeza de rez. That would be cow head to the rest of you. Lovingly slow cooked until buttery, served on corn tortillas with shredded cabbage, cilantro, and cucumbers. The succulent meat was well seasoned and potentially habit forming. Once these hit the table...all stimulating conversation came to an abrupt halt... Now...being the eating machine I am, I also ordered up a Torta Cubana. A crusty roll gave way to a soft interior overflowing with spicy chorizo, grilled ham, avocado, tomato, lettuce, and a hot dog. HOT DOG?!?! Oh yeah baby...a grilled split hot dog was nestled in the midst of this delectably messy sandwich. Force meat tube steak. Love sausage. Bologna cylinder. This sandwich could easily take the centerfold in any food porn mag... The menu was a list of all sorts of happy foods...pastor, tripas, bistek, and a variety of torta selections. Massive tubs of horchata and agua fresca were also present. If you find yourself driving up N Lamar in the Rundberg area, be sure to keep an eye open for this festive trailer and tent. I guarantee you will not be sorry you stopped!

    Kevin K.

    This place had the feel of my favorite place back in dallas. But couldn't live up to it at all.... sad. Got 4 different tacos. Bistec, the traditional in my book, was on the bland side, but the meat was really tender. Al pastor was good, was grilled really crispy which is a plus. Chicken fajita was bland, but tender, was a bit weird cause it tasted like they were just cooked in liquid.Beef fajita was cooked well, lacked seasoning as well.... This place didn't do onions, but cabbage and cilantro instead, and a side of freshly cut beats. Was interesting.. beats served as a pallet cleanser I'm guessing. Solid 3 stars

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    Amazing and delicious I would recommend this place to anyone who is craving Mexican food if i could I would give them 7 stars.

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    There where we all go after a long night of fun to get great food on our way home ! Place is great n good service!

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    This is my spot. Everything rules. It's open late, there might be a band, maybe a guy selling candy. Get a pombazo and change your life.

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    RIP OFF! Food was tiny portions and they forced me to purchase a mask. Do not go here.

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