This is close to Salvation Army so I like to stop by after shopping. The birria tacos are 3 for $12…read moreor 4 for $15. The corn tortillas are very crispy and greasy, as expected, and the meat was very tender and cheesy. I enjoy the array of sauces and toppings that are brought out with the tacos. The restaurant is very clean and has a nice ambiance. Although this is probably controversial, I preferred the salsas to the birria consomé.

I was super excited for this one. Birrieria El Compadre has incredible reviews. And I love birria…read moretacos. So, on a Friday evening, we got takeout to give this Pearland spot a go. It's Pearland so parking won't be a problem. After perusing the menu, I couldn't say no to the pizzadilla. I'll be back to that in the moment. Service (4.5/5): Pretty much what you hope for. A seamless ordering experience, the food was ready when promised, and no issues arose. One thing I like is that they go above and beyond in providing you with extra limes, and a generous heap of onions, cilantro, and veggies. Ambiance (3/5): Pretty much a standard small Mexican taco joint. Nothing to write home about. Drinks (4.5/5): I love agua frescas and they have them here with 3-4 flavors to choose from. I went with a large pepino (cucumber) agua fresca. Delicious and refreshing. Food (3/5): This is interesting. The pizzadilla sounded amazing. Think of it as a huge quesadilla of sorts, served in a pizza box You can choose your meat. Naturally, I went with the birria which is served with a generous portion of consome. All sounds good, right? Here's where things fell apart. The quesadilla had an overwhelming amount of cheese and an underwhelming amount of birria meat. This is coming from a guy who absolutely loves cheese and feels like it makes anything better. I think this is the first time in my life I'm saying otherwise. There was so much cheese that it overpowered the dish and you could barely taste the birria. Which shouldn't be the case as the meat is the star of the show. Maybe the kitchen made a mistake. Or maybe their ratio is highly off on this dish. Either way, disappointing as I thought this spot would crush it.

I went to Wylie st tacos when they were at cidercade and it was delicious. I got the chicken strips…read moreand fries. It was $13. It was so fresh and juicy. Best chicken strips i ever had. I highly recommend it. ‍

A little disappointed as I thought this might be the food truck I can walk over to for lunch…read more Unfortunately, it fell below my expectations. The guys were extremely nice, service was good, but it took me 25 minutes to order and get my food. Working in corporate, I have a tight schedule on certain days. That is way too long to get your food. I got 3 different tacos with 3 different meats. Pastor, asada, and chicken. I also tried my friends quesodilla with pastor. Salty salty salty. The sauce didn't help and I don't even think they put on the avocado dressing in any of these when I got it. For $24 including tip, I could've gotten a a couple of Chipotle bowls with chips and queso and a couple of drinks!! Sorry, but this was not my cup of tea.

At first I didn't want to give this taco truck a try because of how ugly it looks from the outside…read more But after giving it a try these tacos are bomb. This is my new taco truck spot! Highly recommend

Best street tacos in southeast Houston hands down. The lady running the grill has the magic touch I…read morelove her and her food!

Muy buenos los tacos Tamaulipas / tacos Tamaulipas are so delicious service is fast call aheadread more

Great service and food every time I come here. I usually get the tacos estilo Tamaulipas and they…read moreare always a hit. They are delicious.

There is no streetside taqueria in the Edgebrook taco scene that is more famous than El Borrego…read more (#1) While other taco trucks are closing at 3AM, they remain open 24 hours a day and have more staff preparing food than anywhere else. Other places operate as a cart or a truck, but El Borrego is operating out of full fledged bus in a church parking lot. With bright lights and more parking spaces, people flock here more than the rest of the competition. Just sitting in the lot and observing will see plenty of in and out traffic, as appetites and people are buzzing at all hours of the night and day. They even have a handwashing station, which is pretty awesome. Overall, the food is solid. While I've been known to rock a barbacoa and chicharron taco here and there, I especially appreciate the fact they have carne deshebrada (shredded meat), molleja (sweetbreads), longaniza (spicy pork sausage), and milanesa (breaded cutlet) meats. Between 5AM-11AM daily, they also offer breakfast tacos. Site note: I appreciate that they have a handwashing station, despite not having any place to sit (#2). There are also Mexican style hamburgers, piratas + gringa super tacos, tostadas, gorditas, sopes, burritos, and quesadillas. They all have a place for cravings sake, but don't supplant what's available taco wise. A woman constantly shouting orders from the window of the truck. This is 100% part of the experience and should be embraced at all costs. That being said, a lot of people are still confused because they can't (always) understand what she's saying. At $2.50 for corn, $2.75 for flour tacos, it has become standard pricing in the area. It's not the cheapest or the tastiest tacos, but seeing as other competitors have masked their prices, I am appreciative of the transparency. Charro beans are no longer offered for free, at $1 a cup. It is strictly cash only. With bright lights and more parking spaces, people flock here more than the rest of the competition. It is cash only. They get a point for consistency and another nod for longevity, which says a lot in a place that is as saturated as Houston. __________ (#1) For locals arguing noting Taconmadre, they've since become a full fledged restaurant with a drive-thru. Keyword here is "streetside" i.e. de la calle~ (#2) Everyone eats inside or on their cars.

VERY RUDE CUSTOMER SERVICE. Gentleman while taking my order insulted me like i was his friend. I…read moreunderstand everyone's feelings while working. But if you dont have the right attitude just dont work. I had to hang up on him.

So good! Homestyle food packed with a lot of flavor. I ordered the Carne Asada Street Tacos; they…read morecame with cilantro, onion, and lime on the side. Nice char on the meat, seriously so good. Husband got the beef torta and he was in heaven. Quick service, we were in and out in less than five minutes at lunch time. We will definitely be back!

Delicious! I had a craving for tacos and this place really hit the spot. I was driving through…read moreHouston and I really liked the fact that I did not have to go that far in away from the freeway. Will definitely stop by again on my way back :)

Awesome flavor, good pricing and size. Service is always fast. Recommend anyday. Salsa are always…read moredelicious

Food is good. Price reminded me of pre-COVID…read more BUT the way they treated me was a bit shocking. Especially since they're brown as am I. But, the white girl behind me, she was short and to the point and the woman at the window was extra nice to her. So, while the tacos are good, I won't be going there again given the treatment I endured. I'd rather drive further and give my money to someone who isn't a jerk to new customers.

This business was at a food truck event in my subdivision…read more The staff/owner was really friendly. My husband has the monster nachos. He really enjoyed them. I had the jerk chicken taco. It was a little salty but overall good. I love the pic taco shell. I also had the chips and queso. Can never go wrong with chips and queso.

To start, I LOVE the vibe of this food truck. It is cheeky, fun, and you can never go wrong with…read morepink! They were sitting outside of a cheer competition which was a little bit of a questionable choice because of the suggestive nature, but my kid is young enough that it went over her head so did not concern me. The lines were insane so we went to the listed website on their Yelp page to look at the menu and the prices. We were happy with the selections and the price so waited in the line. 45 minutes in line and we get close enough to see the menu on the truck and was super irritated that the prices they were charging at the event were significantly higher than what is listed on their online menu. SIGNIFICANTLY. The mini nachos are on their website menu for $11 and they were charging $18 (a $7 markup!) . The tacos were listed at $15 and we were charged $18 (a $3 markup) and the quesadilla was listed as $8 on the website and we were charged $12 ($4 markup).... so we were charged $18 more than their website menu would have us paying. I was not going to get out of line after nearly an hour and stand in another long line with our limited time so just had to deal with it. We ordered the Pink Tacos, the Pink Quesadilla, and Nachos. We waited at least another 30 minutes for our food and I'm pretty sure the nachos had been done for most of that time because the chips had the texture of oatmeal and would disintegrate as soon as you tried picking one up. The tacos were cold but the quesadilla was warm so guessing food was just made in random order. Everything was just ok flavor wise. None of us finished our meals, ate about half and tossed the rest. So 5/5 for the fun, cheeky vibe. 0/5 for the sneaky prices versus their online menu. 1/5 for the food. It was cold and lacked flavor