OMG! What a great spot! I think it's moving locations soon to a bigger building, close to its…read morecurrent location. AUTHENTIC and TRADITIONAL Mexican. Their home made tortas, tortillas, tacos, carnes, and blue masa huaraches will amaze you! Full panaderia as well! A little Spanish will help, but the food translates so well!

I love these kind of homemade, small-town bakery vibes! I wanted to try some authentic Hispanic…read morebreakfast goods. I really wanted to try a concha which reminded me of Taiwanese pineapple buns- it was good! Slightly dry, but tasted healthy (not oily) and moreish (keeps you wanting another bite). It was also not too sweet. I have been eyeing the blue corn tortillas and flan cakes- definitely returning to try other things. The service was friendly, speedy, and sweet, and prices are affordable. Next time it's someone's birthday, I am definitely picking up some desserts from here.

My current favorite Mexican restaurant in Austin. One of the few spots where one can get…read morehuitlacoche. We usually try to get at least one tlayuda and one picadito, which are both standout dishes. The location is in the parking lot of a hostess club, and so we usually order to go, and walk around the nearby outdoor market while we wait. The staff have always been very friendly. Highly recommended.

Oaxacan food truck happiness... The good - the tlayudas and…read morepicaditos are actually good and pretty legit. The bad - the environs are ripe with the odor of rotting food from trash cans . So, order your food, get it, and go elsewhere

Casual order at the counter and they bring the food out to you type of restaurant. I thought my…read morefood was great. The ropa viaja was flavorful, portions were filling, tostones were crispy and based on this meal I would totally come back but my husband got the lechon Asado. It was very dry and lacked flavor. There was no sauce to make it less dry. His was very disappointing and I can tell he would never recommend this place. Pizza did look good

Okay Cuban Food in Pflugerville…read more Tropicana sets the standard for Cuban food in this town. I have not been to Havana on South Congress in years. Back in the day, Havana impressed as well. What about Chicho's? It won't thrill you. It won't kill you. * * * a) The menu at Chicho's is small. The menu at Tropicana is infinite. Chicho's is mostly a sandwich place. But they have some plates. Tropicana has everything. b) Servings at Chicho's are small. Small servings? At a Cuban restaurant? Yes - Miami has some Cuban restaurants with small servings too. But Cuban is where you often go when you are looking for some serious bellybusting. Havana Harry's is the model for ... your appetizer, your main course and your dessert are EACH as filling as a Thanksgiving Dinner. That is three Thanksgiving Dinners. The pork chop I got at Chicho's was cut thin. How thin was your pork chop, Samuel C? Funny you should ask, Yelp Reader. It was maybe a thickness of three on a delicatessen slicer. Probably closer to two. It was like eating a slice of ham out of an Oscar Mayer ham for little kids's lunch pack. It was nicely sauteed and had a sweet sauce. (Shades of the Oscar Mayer ham again). I ate my ration. There was an ice cream scoop's worth of congris. It was first rate congris ... the best thing on the plate. I was sad when my ice cream scoop's worth was gone. There were four maduros which counts as a legal but unimpressive serving. They were standard. There was a miniscoop of salad - but you know the salad you get as a side garnish in Mexican and Cuban restaurants. You don't eat it and it is no loss. * * * The other downside was the strawberry juice drink con leche. It was a standard industrialized strawberry pulp pack for drinks Which is par for the course when you order these things. Either something was funny with the strawberry pulp or something was wrong with the milk. 85 percent of the sips were okay. 15 percent were - wait a minute - something is wrong. The wrongness was inconsistent enough that I did not want to complain to management. But the more I reflect on it - the more I am sure I would not order another juice drink for a beverage. * * * Overall, my basic dishes were good enough that I could see eating there again if I happened to be in the neighborhood. But Pflugerville is full of amazing places ... And there is some great Yelp reviewing to be done in that town. And if I am hungering for Cuban ... there is always Tropicana. * * * Actually ... If I am hungering for Cuban ... There is always Miami. Eat at the best Cuban places in Miami And you will be so happy you will never want to eat again. Plus you will be so full it will be physically impossible for you to eat again. Ever. * * * No Cuban restaurant in Austin takes you to that extreme of happiness. But Tropicana does a good job of getting you 2/3 of the way there.

The nice thing about food truck parks is that you can have one stop shopping for food. Cachi…read moreFactory food truck faces, Thai Time where I purchased lunch. Last time I was at Cachi, Melissa told me the coffee cake was a must try and she was absolutely correct. So, I decided to do a repeat performance and get coffee cake again. Then I saw this large, chocolate chip cookie filled with Nutella that I got for my husband (wink, wink). Although he has been cutting back on sweets, he ate this cookie. He did give me a tiny (emphasis on "tiny") piece of his cookie. Melissa, the owner, is always so sweet and kind. She took the coffee cake straight out of the oven. It was warm and delicious. Overall chill vibe in the food park. Loved our sweet treats...

This is such a nice spot to grab a coffee and get a Cachito stuff with ham and cheese full of…read moreflavor. I ordered to go and the lady was in charged was super charm and sweet. I also ordered a Golfeado with soft cheese, and it was amazing, perfect savory sweet combination. The place itself is nice. I'll definitely come back for more

On the way to Lake Travis, we needed some food and Birrierias seemed like a good spot to get some…read morelunch. It is a little food truck area by a bodega gas station. Got some tacos, esquites (corn in a cup), and a birrierias torta. The service was quick and all the food was delicious, but esquites was a little pricey. I would recommend stopping here for some authentic street food that hit the spot.

Wow! If you like BIRRIA, this is your spot! So many offerings. Birria Ramen, party platters,…read moreindividual tacos (4$ each, served with onion, cilantro, salsa verde, & red sauce), and even BirriaPizza that I have to go back and try (built on a 12" flour tortilla). I'm intrigued! Stopped by on a whym for lunch. Enjoyed 2 Birria tacos & a Mexican Coke on their picnic table (beautiful day!). Individual tacos (in lieu of "plates") don't come with consommé; however, the wonderfully friendly staff eagerly offered me a small cup. Hot and yum! Happy girl! :D Also purchased two Carne Asada Tacos to-go for dinner. Sadly, the beef was riddled with inedible fat and gristle (see pics). :( Cry. Short: Go for the Birria, skip the other traditional Mexican offerings (e.g., tripa, al pastor, etc.). Oh, be sure to ask them to crisp the corn tortillas with the birria tacos, otherwise oddly they won't. Merp. They accept credit cards and cash. Gratuity is greatly appreciated, but not expected of course.

I came to this food truck in the food truck park today with Thing One. I stumbled upon it like I…read moredid the Dominican food truck last week when coming to visit my favorite food truck in this same lot. Just like the Dominican food truck, (Hac Kitchen atx), I stopped by this one to give the "new kids" a try. When we drove into the food truck area, the owner of the truck waved us down as if she saw an old friend. When we approached the truck, she greeted us with a handshake and a smile. She handed us menus and explained how the menu items were made. Arepas Las arepas en este lugar fueron hechas a la moda Colombiana. Las arepas Colombianas tienden a ser más dulces, delgadas y rellenas de queso en comparación con las hechas en Venezuela y Panamá. Pedimos una arepa de pollo, una arepa de res y una mixta. La arepa de pollo estaba rellena de pollo jugoso, maíz, queso y aguacate. La arepa mixta estaba cargada con pollo, carne de res, tocino, aguacate y queso. La arepa era dulce, crujiente y abundante. Esta ubicación es un gran descubrimiento y tiene un servicio amable. Definitivamente regresaré.

Yummy Arepas is a cute food truck with a karaoke station and lively Latin music outside. Their…read morearepas are large and stuffed to the brim, yet the arepa dough itself is thin and crispy. I ordered the Chicken Yummy which was $14. This was way too expensive for what I ordered. Given that the run of the mill arepa is $4.50, you do the math. The staff was very kind and I love their food truck setup. Unfortunately, the arepa did not taste authentic. If you're looking for a large yet thin taco shell, this is the place to go.

We stopped here for dessert, and this was my first time trying El Almendron. First impression, it…read morewas clean and they have nice shaded tables to sit and enjoy your pastries. You can see them making the food fresh right inside the food truck. We picked three desserts to share. I tried the yellow egg cake first, and it ended up being my least favorite. Since it was my first time trying egg cake, I'm not exactly sure what it's supposed to taste like, but the icing was very hard and just not for me. Next I tried a tres leches type cake, and that was definitely my favorite of the three. The last one was a nice flaky pastry that we all enjoyed. I'll be honest, I probably should have paid more attention to the details since I planned on leaving a review, but I was focused on getting to know my new friend. The lady working there was very sweet and even came out to let my husband know he had overpaid and brought him his change, which I really appreciated. Overall, it was okay. Not bad, just not something I'd go out of my way for.

I love supporting local business and especially New bakery style treats that I haven't tried…read morebefore. I decided to try the moist cake and I apologize for not knowing the name, but to me it reminds me of a tres leches but not as sweet which I prefer. The cake has a nice nutty flavor, and I love how the texture crumbles on my pallet. Very good dessert. I also tried the other baked item. I love the sweet fruit inside believe it's guava, but I could be wrong but now I'm hooked on trying new types of foods. The baked item is crumbly flaky fresh.

This taco truck, AMAZING!!! The food is fresh and definitely made with lots of love! Real authentic…read moreMexican food! My favorites are the torta de pierna and steak tacos‍! The owners are very kind and friendly! Would definitely recommend if you want good food, at a low cost and on the quicks! They have a cute little deck to take a seat and it has a very homey vibe

This place is amazing! I went there during the grand opening. I tried the Asada, Saudero and pastor…read moretacos. The tacos have so much flavor. I also tried the Pierna torta which was also delicious. Service is very fast and the owners are very sweet. I 10/10 recommend that you check it out. My favorite meat was the Asada!