Food was good, service was great! No wait at all, will definitely go back! Food had great taste not dry, and their Michelada mix was delicious. read more

Driving by Beto's, it may not look like much from the outside, but let me tell you this is a case of not judging a book by its cover. Or, rather, it is reminiscent of an authentic establishment you might see in Mexico or the like. Now, once inside, your mind is blown because the food is really good. No frills. Affordable. Fast service. And, the most important part, delicious. I love the chicken fajita quesadilla. I think it's just spectacular. Made with care and fresh ingredients. What more could you ask for? read more

The food was disgusting cold food under cooked potatoes the beans were rotten eggs were very runny and I ask for well done the place is so dirty we saw roaches on the wall told waitress she said ok and that was it there was no people now I know why read more

DO NOT EAT HERE. I came here with my family and we spent over $40, and it was a complete waste. The food tasted old and spoiled, and shortly after eating it, our stomachs felt sick. This is not me being dramatic--something was clearly wrong with the food please save money and do yourself a favor read more

Small very casual restaurant, food comes out super quick. Very reasonably priced. Got the beef and Al pastor tacos. Both good but the beef was better. Ordered a cheese quesadilla bc I couldn't decide on a meat to go in it. Who doesn't like melted cheese. Also got the ceviche tostada. I would probably order just the ceviche next time bc it has sour cream on the chip. My date got the enchiladas and the cheese and chicken were his favorites. He says to avoid the beef enchilada. Said it tasted like dog food. They had a few dessert options and Mexican candies at the register but we didn't order any read more

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I just had apps and drinks so I can't give it 5 starts just yet. I will say the drinks are great. I've been in Austin for 5 years and this was the first place I've been to that makes a good Michelada. I have no clue why Austin establishments make Micheladas with a Worcestershire sauce and lemon base when it should be tomato. This place does it right. The shrimp in the app was cooked perfectly. Many Mex places dry out the shrimp not here. The wait staff were very friendly and patient. Their drink suggestions were exactly what we were looking for. I personally judge a Mexican restaurant on their charro beans. By the gods these were uniquely perfect. The green tomato base gave it a flavor that you can only find here. I've been to places all over Texas, California, and Mexico this place offers one of the best charro beans I've ever had. I look forward to going back for a full meal. I can tell I will not be disappointed. read more

This is probably the oldest bookmark on my list, and we should have come sooner. Service was good, and we were both shocked on how small this place was, making parking a bit challenging to say the least...but a cool little joint...Queso, salsa and chips to start as usual...make sure to ask for the "hot" stuff and it is Fire and extremely addictive. Queso was on point with a couple shots of salsa....We always start with Enchiladas on our first visit and they hit the spot. Wife had the beef, with double rice...wifes had to a bit to much potato and carrots as a filler...although good we pay for the meat...this is super rare to find on our outings....wife wouldnt order these again, but would try other menu items...I always go with chicken and green sauce...they were loaded and delicious and we left with full bellies....planning a return trip to try the breakfast menu. read more

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Beto's is the hole in the wall you've always been looking for. Great prices, fast service, without the crowds or the "too flashy instagram" feel. Most of the customers here speak Spanish, but you can also order in English since the waitresses are super nice (and usually know what you're ordering anyways). Don't try to get too fancy because the food here is great as-is. Food favorites are the chicken enchiladas and the carne asada (steak) tacos with guacamole. They start you off with chips and salsa, and the salsa is very good as well (with a little heat the more you eat). You pay at the counter after you are done with your meal. Again, not a fancy place (like if you order a soda, they give you the can & a cup of ice & no free refills), but it's one of my favorites in Austin for quick, delicious Mexican food. read more

Beto's Mexican Restaurant - Carne asada tacos - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

Thought the food was fairly standard. Not great, but not bad. Came out quick and saw it was put in a microwave before it came to the table. read more

Beto's Mexican Restaurant - Beef enchiladas - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

This is a wonderful, non-flashy Mexican restaurant we discovered after visiting a local wine bar. Decided to check it out. Walked in and there were no silly outfits or a hostess with a flower in her hair (like at major chain restaurants). Instead we had a very nice woman who took is to a booth. This is a genuine, plain, take a seat restaurant. We received chips and salsa and learned the green salsa is hotter than red--so we stuck with it. It had a solid degree for fire to please your tongue. We ordered the 5 mini tacos. They had great corn tortillas; the grilled bulbed onion was very tasty. Both al pastor and beef were seasoned well. Definitely recommend this meal. We also had the grilled chicken quesadilla. The tortilla was wonderful, but the cheese wasn't fully melted. The chicken was cooked well, but was plain tasting. The lettuce and pico on the side, however, was very fresh. But overall it was rather disappointing. Our entire experience was very good, so we plan on returning and trying other dishes. read more

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Happy we came here while getting a tire patched next door at Leal's. It feels like old Austin and the food selection is great. Want delicious, satisfying Mexican food? Come here, you'll be so happy you did. Leaving the airport & starving for some great, quick, convenient Tex-mex? Come here! The service is quick and friendly. A serious locals spot. read more

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I feel like even the English-speaking staff, doesn't really want to speak English to guests. And that's OK because at least they will labor with you to get the food you want. Staff spent a few minutes arguing about what kind of meat is best in a taco (I was ordering tacos), and I'm very satisfied. Can't say I know what I'm eating exactly but I can say I know I'm eating good. I just like those good ole fashions... those white corn tortilla + cilantro + onion + meat combos. This hit the spot! read more

It's definitely fits the 'hole in the wall' look. It has surprisingly great flavor, especially for its price. There's a lot more parking than you thin, and the service is easy to get since the space is small. read more

This only the 2nd time I've been motivated to write a review. I've been to Beto's a handful of times, and generally speaking, it varies from three to four stars. Never terrible, never exceptional, which is kind of best case scenario for a Tex-Mex dive. IYKYK, Tuesdays are tough in a 1 mile radius of my 7th and Springdale location because practically everything is closed. That, coupled with the fact that I had a craving for chicken tortilla soup on this cold night, I decided to give Beto's soup a chance, despite how uninspired I might have been about it. And because I did, I am now spending my moments of post-dinner contentment, writing this. If you're in the neighborhood and jonsing for some soup, gather $7.99 (plus gratuity) and get to Beto's! You get a massive 24 oz serving of hot, fresh and clean broth, loaded with pulled chicken breast, zucchini, carrots, red potatoes, onions, and Mexican rice. Served separately are the traditional garnishes - healthy servings of pico, tortilla strips, white cheese, two fat lime wedges and three bright slices of avocado. The entire time my partner and I were slurping our bowls of soup, we couldn't keep from praising it, which ultimately led to the grand decision to give a positive review. Beto's deserves it! And y'all deserve to know. (Couldn't drop a 5th star because I've had other things on the menu that really don't warrant that kind of praise, but I would for just the soup! Also - wish they didn't serve their to-go items in tons of styrofoam, but maybe you can bring in your own thermos and Tupperware?) So, if it's Tuesday (or any day) and cold (or if you like soup when it's warm too) and you're craving some chicken tortilla soup, Beto's will certainly satisfy! read more

It was pouring on our drive to Austin, so we decided this was the perfect excuse to pull off to the side and visit this Mexican restaurant! The place was a little small and crammed, but the teal table booths and dainty outdoor lights gave it unique personality. We were seated right away and served complementary chips and salsa, which were a bit stale but still appreciated. We ordered the chicken enchiladas and breaded shrimp meals, which were both pretty good! Everything was made hot to order and came out pretty quickly. We enjoyed the food while rain drizzled in the background. Despite the unpredictable weather, it made for a fun new dining experience! read more

Beto's Mexican Restaurant - Chicken Enchiladas and Breaded Shrimp - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

We recently visited Neo's and thoroughly enjoyed it. It has a very nice and laid back atmosphere. We enjoyed an excellent singer/ guitarist during lunch. The service is very good. We were think you will appreciate it. read more

The best hospitality, the ladies are awesome, last but not least the food is delicious and delight

This place over charged me then said, the menue prices are not right. They charged $7.99 for 1 bean and cheese tostada then said there is nothing they can do about it. The food is not that good. read more

I called because there is not a menu online and I was treating friends that fixed my car today and they were excited to have some Beto's yummy food. Since it was for pick-up I called to find out where the actual menu could be found online. She smart-assed me and then hung up on me without any explanation. I would have thought your places would WANT business. Obviously NOT. read more

Recently moved here from New Mexico, and really missing authentic Mexican food~ loved loved loved~ this is the real deal! So happy we tried it! read more

For your and your family's safety STAY AWAY from this establishment. I was attacked while sitting in a chair by an intoxicated customer. She ended up walking out with a bottle of tequila. She was well above the legal limit and was a danger to my family. Be safe and stay away from Beto's. To make matters worse, while we had not eaten our food, we were not given a refund. read more

The food and service is excellent I love their menudo it's a great meal after a Friday night the location is in a great spot east Austin .......,,... ..-...................,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,................ The food is great read more

Some of the best Mexican food I've had in Austin. Prices are reasonable, there's plenty of parking, and service is fast. Highly recommend. The salsa was fresh and the chicken enchilada plate I had was well seasoned and flavorful. Really excited to have discovered this gem and I will be returning! I'm already craving their refried beans. read more

This place is on point, service was great and the food was awesome! The gordita plate was great, lotta food. I would definitely comeback.

Always satisfied with Betos on east 7 th long time employees are very pleasant and attentive. The food is outstanding always on point with it being well cooked well seasoned and reasonably priced read more

Stopped here when taking my dog to emancipet. No-frills kind of place but very authentic food and amazing service. Enchiladas were killer. I love a mom and pop establishment! read more

Seriously y'all, this is the real deal. And y'all know how the Sharbs is picky. A friend took me here after a day of errand running and our last stop was the HEB on E. 7th. When she said: 'Let me get you some lunch. Just down the street, I know the best little Mexi...' I already had the car in drive and was making a right out of the parking lot. Tucked in a tiny little space Beto's is unassuming and you could almost miss it if you weren't paying attention. Like, you could drive past it everyday and not notice it, but you really should. The first time we went was about 2 on a Sunday, It was packed. We were lucky to get a 2 man table stuffed against a wall. TOTES WORTH IT!! I ordered my "1st time at a Mexican joint" standard, a cheese enchilada and a chicken taco. The chicken in the taco was crazy flavorful and moist and the taco shell was clearly fresh made with a corn tortilla. Not quite a "puffy taco", but dang, it was tryin and almost succeedin'. The cheese enchilada was stuffed with white cheese and so delicious! I'm hooked y'all! My 2nd trip trip a friend and i HAD to try the Beto's platter, which comes with beef and chicken fajita, shrimp and sausage. Plus peppers, onions, pico, avocado, all the good stuff. We ate like kings! Everything was cooked perfectly and we were stuffed! We were there later in the evening this time and it was less packed. Service was attentive, the tables were clean and the price was definitely right. I will be back over and over. As a matter of fact i've got a hankering for some tacos right about now! read more

Beto's Mexican Restaurant - The Betos platter! Add cheese enchilada + Michalada - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

Mushroom quesadilla was the best thing I've ever tasted omg, it was so fast but still so fresh and good

Just because a Mexican restaurant is a Ma and Pa place, and just because it is crammed with locals, does not always mean it is wonderful. Of course, the locals may know what to order ...... Beto's is on 7th street, east of the yuppies - although the yuppies are closing in on three sides. The clientele is old school neighborhood Mexican. This should in theory mean wonderful food. Beto's can be nearly deserted at dinner time, but it has a huge breakfast trade. That is already one tip. At Breakfast, nearly everyone was ordering either menudo or huevos rancheros. My dining mate had huevos with nopales. They were pretty good (or at least as good as scrambled eggs with green things in them can be). I have had at various times the chalupas and the queso compuesto The chalupas were meh. The queso came with chips that seemed homemade but stale. The queso itself was filled with stuff but didn't taste like much. It was under-salted, although salting didn't make it that much better. Taste-wise, it could be that menudo and huevos rancheros are the way to go at this place. However, on the plus side, they are generous with quantity. I waddled out of there both times stuffed to the gills. I didn't pay very much money either time. That counts for something. read more

Unless I'm out of town, I usually like to wait to post a review of a place after I've been a few times. I'll make a concession for Beto's. We were trying to have Mexican food for lunch and the first two places we went were packed and closed, so we turned to Yelp for help. That's when we noted Beto's. We hadn't heard of it before and realized we rarely go east of Pleasant Valley. Beto's building is pretty ragged. Don't be scared. The lunch special value was excellent. The food was very good. The day we went the special was the Mexican plate. A taco, two enchiladas, beans, and rice. The taco was terrific. The enchiladas weren't the greatest, but they were capable. Beans and rice were also capable. They don't have many tables, so everyone shouldn't go at once. It also stood up to the gringo test, as Bill J and I were the only gringos there. read more

This place opened in the old jalapeños! At first I was a little upset because I always came here for shrimp tacos and didn't see any on their menu. The server told us that they bought the old restaurant out and that it is a new owner. They have a very extensive menu and I noticed on the way in they have a daily lunch special and they are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You get your standard chips and salsa while you are deciding on your order. The chips were fresh and the salsa very spicy so be careful if you don't like heat! Erica V. and I both ordered the chicken monterey and it also happened to be their lunch special. It was the same portion size as the menu item but, was about $4.00 cheaper which was a win! You also get the standard question of flour or corn tortillas. The food came out very quickly and was piping hot! The chicken monterey came topped with mushrooms, green peppers, onions and mozzarella cheese with pico de gallo, guacamole, lettuce, beans and rice. Chicken Monterey: The chicken was juicy, flavorful, well seasoned and the toppings were not only fresh but, not overcooked and no burnt cheese! Yeah! Rice: Light, fluffy, not dry and well seasoned, Guacamole: Definitely made in house daily! Refried Beans: As much as I hate to admit that I am not a fan of refried beans, I would order these again! They still have packaged desserts by the register and the inside of the restaurant has not changed at all. Overall this was a 5 star experience and I liked the food better than the last restaurant that inhabited this space on the East side! read more

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Really good food, great price! Homemade tortillas and a home-like feel within the restaurant. Fast service!

Two truths: Beto's was not our originally planned lunch location and I don't normally get too worked up over Mexican food. No lies: the food at Beto's was a step above your average Mexican food fare (3 stars in my book) - I had a chicken poblano empanada and an al pastor taco both of which I highly recommend. The drinks, on the other hand, fell short. I had two margaritas but they were premixed and "nothing to shake a stick at" as my mother would say. If you're wondering why I got a second, see my review for The Wax Bar -- that's where I was headed after lunch. The beer selection was decent though with a variety of options available from Argentinian lagers to Real Ale options as well. Our server was great (I forgot her name but 5 stars for her!) and we got a table quickly and didn't wait long for anything. Side note: I did hear a woman at a table nearby say that Beto's is always on her list of places she recommends in SA to visitors and she included it on the list along with Guillermo's which made me respect her choice (go there too if you haven't!). Overall, I'd go back and maybe try another dish next time but I'll steer clear of the margs. read more

Beto's Mexican Restaurant - Chicken poblano empanada and an al pastor taco. - Mexican Near Me - Austin, Texas

Cheap. Delicious. Traditional. Rad service. Daily lunch special are priced under 10 and the tacos are legit as fuck. Pastor tacos and milenesa tortas all day here. No liquor, but they do have beer. If you're having drinks next door at Lucky Lounge, you can order food and have it sent over. I really don't want to give out my sweet spot but everyone should try this place. read more

Arrived ~9:30PM. Contrary to the contained reviews herein, not a solid restaurant! I've dined here at Beto's for dinner relatively many times. I received the menu. I had carne guisada on my mind when I arrived so I asked the waitress where it was on the menu. Upon noticing the the $10.99 price was the same for beef fajitas my mind was changed. I told the waitress upon which she seemingly acknowledged the fajita order. BUT I was surprised when she delivered carne guisada. She recognized the mistake wanting to take the carne guisada back to order and deliver beef fajitas. I said with disappointment, "No. You'll have to throw the carne guisada out. I don't waste food. Just leave the carne guisada." Through the meal, I asked for a 2nd serving of condiments - lettuce, pico de gallo, and guacamole (They are initially lacking). BUT then I said, "No cuantos costa. Si?" (What I thought meant, "No cost. Yes?") She acknowledged the extras would 'not cost extra.' The register woman came to the table to clarify what I wanted. The woman delivered them. Then to my amazement the weaitress delivered 2 more tortillas (I didn't request them). I was pleased thinking both had compensated me for her mistake. I finished my tasty dinner meal. While at the register I told the woman of the deal I'd reached with the waitress. I understood she acknowledged. Upon looking at the credit dard receipt ()No itemized receipt) while still in the parking lot in my car I found I'd paid $18 for a $10.99 plate and a $1.50 iced tea; the amount on the receipt did not match my estimate. I returned to the cash register and the same woman presenting my argument. Oops! She began to argue telling me the extras were at cost - $3.50 for the condiments and $1.00 for the 2 extra tortillas (Remember I didn't request them). She became frustrated raising her voice upon my persistence. I also found the waitress had not told the woman of the deal I'd met - now there're two (2) mistakes generated by the waitress! FINALLY, the frustrated waitress (Whom obviously didn't speak English, the now official, recognized language of America) dug into her pocket handing me money. I counted it to be 4 $1 bills even. I told the woman the amount was still not equal to the compensation deserved. She said there was $5; I counted it again with her looking; it was $4. She became more frustrated on the apparent boundary of anger. The woman counted 50¢ from the till. Unfortunately she waived me off in an obtrusive manner telling me good night. Conclusions: 1) There was miscommunication - a language barrier. Argument: English is now designated as America's official language by President Trump. Now when one is in America they need to know the official language (At least to get by). Why? When I lived in The Netherlands in 1965-1967 I spoke & understood enough Dutch to get by at 15y.o. The same was for France, Germany, Italy but unfortunately Greece, Hungary, Turkey, Lebanon, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, etc. were "Greek to me." BUT I got by. Obviously I do not fluently speak nor understand the Mexican language. 2) There was dis communication. The waitress failed to tell the woman whjo turned out to be the manager. 3) The CUSTOMER IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ENTITY IN ANY BUSINESS. Without them there are no lights, no employees, NO BUSINESS!! Personally, I look for customer service / service then very closely afterward to the items / goods. VERY DISAPPOINTED / LARGE DISAPPOINTMENT / VERY DISMAYED dCb read more

Nice little restaurant! food was hot and fresh. Service was really good made you feel right at home. Only fall back it's small and it gets pack which means something, it's good. read more

Goto for breakfast tacos when you don't want a line. 5 min prep time makes for an easy grab and go. Green salsa is the truth. Red salsa has enough heat to make chips interesting. Mini tacos suadero is something special. Five dollar burritos are hard to pass up. read more

I definitely cannot complain about the food. I will give credit where it is due and the food is great. However, here is where they went wrong; I was basically a regular here, we would go in up to 3 times a week. One evening, it was about 8p.m and we walked in and sat at a table. The restaurant was full of people with menus and there were waitresses on duty. After we got settled and waited maybe five minutes, a waitress came over and told us they were no longer waiting and only offered take out. I'm sorry, but where did they give notice of this? And what about everyone else that was eating and had menus ready to order? Why was she there ready to serve when she had no intentions of doing so? Needless to say we walked out and never came back. I respect rules, and I understand certain things make sense business wise. But don't be unprofessional and come up with rules you don't follow and give no prior warning for. This place was a joke to me from then on and I refuse to give my business to a place that refuses my business. Wishing you the best, Beto's. read more

Beto's is my new favorite sit-down norteño Mex spot. Once you get past the usually slightly stale chips, this place doesn't miss the mark on the classics. I have been for dinner three times and breakfast once; I also ordered take-out breakfast tacos. On my first visit I went with a recommendation from the fedmanwalking.com 500 tacos challenge and ordered the suadero (tender beef belly), tripas (order them crispy!), and al pastor on their house made corn tortillas. It's hard not to like a place that hands you its creamy salsa verde in a maple syrup dispenser. You'll want to keep that hot green goodness flowing because the tacos are generously sized; three might be too many unless you are starving or order nothing else. (Hint: Order a chile toreado for 25 cents--whole jalapeño dropped in the deep fryer.) Their breakfast menu is the bible of cheap tasty eats. $3.50 will get you three tacos (they all have to be the same kind). Before 11 AM, they are 1.99 each. Migas, huevos a la mexicana, bean and cheese, and papas rancheras have everything that you expect out of a solid breakfast taco. The migas rancheras plate just about left me comatose: So. much. food. Lardy, silky beans, cooked-through potatoes, toasty corn tortillas, bright yellow cheese, fluffy eggs, bacon strip atop: It's like falling into a warm bed freshly made up by your mamma and going to sleep for a few ages. read more

Quick good Mexican breakfast and menudo. Just wish the tortillas were homemade. Excellent service. read more

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