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La Santa Barbacoa is a solid taco stop in Austin, especially if you're a barbacoa fan. The barbacoa taco was fresh and super juicy, with great flavor throughout. I also really liked how big the tortillas were -- they held everything together well and made the taco feel extra satisfying. Simple, well-executed, and definitely worth a stop when you're craving good barbacoa tacos.
Pro-tip: Just do yourselves a favor and go. SO good. Don't miss out on the Strawberry Horchata, either. Watch out Austin, this may be the best (okay, my favorite) taco spot in town. I didn't really look into the menu or details ahead of time, and I'm almost glad I didn't. I learned that they are Michelin recognized, and they deserve it. You know the meat/food is good when you don't need added sauces -- and that's saying a lot because the sauce is also really good. To drink: Strawberry Horchata or Amy of their freshly house made agua frescas (real ingredients, y'all). I'd you're not into that, you have Fleet Coffee right next door (their Horchata is tasty as well). To eat: Quesabarbacha (quesadilla filled with barbacoa, cheese, onions, cilantro) and the classic barbacoa tacos. Extra fun detail -- they serve their tacos on your choice of pressed to order corn tortillas (original, spinach, and beet). How neat is that?! With another location new to the W6th Clark's area, I know I'll be a frequent visitor.
I have to say this review is for the secondary location by the west side shopping center. I generally go there as the location is on my way to work. I am not sure if there was a change in staff but my order was terrible. I got the migas taco and quesadilla barbacha. The tortillas was nothing like I have gotten before and the eggs burnt and not the fluffiness I am use to. The first location holds to standard but the second has not. I got the food to go for lunch and didn't even eat any of it sadly. I will try again but definatly need to check my order before I go.
These tacos are among the best in Austin. The chefs invest a lot of time and effort into creating delicious, authentic barbacoa, which is then elevated with a unique Austin twist. While they may not be the traditional street tacos from Mexico, they are packed with flavors that will make your taste buds dance with joy. The homemade corn tortillas are made to order, and the barbacoa is both moist and delicious. I highly recommend trying the breakfast tacos. The atmosphere is beautiful and peaceful--definitely worth a visit! If you're looking for recommendations, I suggest trying the Tacos, Tortillas, Barbacoa Chilaquiles Bowl, Breakfast Tacos, Salsa, Sopes, Migas Barbacoa Breakfast Taco, and Chilaquiles Con Barbacoa.
This is one of those taco spots where they take Mexican food, make it hipster, and put a big price tag on it. I didn't realize this beforehand, however, and just saw on my maps app that there was a taco truck that I hadn't been to on Manor. I've been to El Chilito, which is very close by, and has fabulous tacos for great prices. I had the potatoes barbacoa taco and breakfast barbacoa taco. They tasted great, but I was done with them in a few bites. They were so small, and it was $11 for the two of them. They don't post the prices on their menu, which I realized was a big red flag. The tacos are of high quality, but their small size and high price for a taco truck made this experience disappointing.
Finally got to try the acclaimed La Santa and it did not let down! Fresh Barbacoa and ingredients, hand pressed corn tortillas fantastic portions and quality can't ask for much more. Can't wait to try more!
I tried La Santa Barbacha at ACL and it was some of the best festival food I've ever had!! As I was walking around, people were asking where I got my tacos. The meat was tender and had so much flavor, loved the salsa verde too.
TLDR: Trendy barbacoa-focused taco spot with a nice patio, but high prices and hype outpace the flavor; good overall, just not essential. La Santa Barbacha is a much-hyped East Austin spot operating out of the patio of The Long Goodbye, serving tacos, frescas, and a few specials with a heavy focus on barbacoa. They've been recognized as Bib Gourmand by the Michelin Guide and show up often on "best tacos in Austin" lists. Parking can be a little tricky because of the small gravel lot, but during the day, I didn't have any real issues. The outdoor seating area is charming: a covered, gravelly patio with white picnic tables and lots of greenery. On my visit, I tried three items: the migas taco, the Benito, and the quesabarbacha. The migas taco was a satisfying breakfast bite: definitely not bland, with a salty pop in every bite. The Benito leaned slightly sweet but still worked, thanks to the contrast between creamy refried beans, crunchy chicharrones, and rich barbacoa. The quesabarbacha was solid comfort food: melty, toasty cheese wrapped around tender, flavorful barbacoa. The tortillas were great across the board: warm, soft, and pleasantly flavorful, not the generic, stale-feeling kind some taco spots use. My main complaint is value. At around $6 per taco, the bill climbs quickly, and while everything was good, it didn't quite reach the level I expected at that price point. Overall, it's a fringe recommendation: tasty and very cute, but more about aesthetics than flavor.
I really want to like the chilaquiles here but each time they've been really soggy. Good flavorish as I still need to drown them in their salsas which are actually really good but the chips are just too soggy. If they were crispy this place would be a 4.3 out 5 but each time the chilaquiles are a big bowl of mush unfortunately. Also got their quesabarbacha which is just a big quesadilla with birra in it. With the salsa on it it's actually really solid. Ended up paying almost $40 with tip for the food so pretty steep especially for mid chilaquiles. If you're looking for some good ones maybe go to chilakillers or arandinas but definitely skip them here. I will say their little set up is really nice and love the greenery and ambiance of the place. Plus there's a little coffee shop here too which is nice. Overall if you skip the chilaquiles and get something else you'll probably love it here.
DIOS MIO if you haven't had your taco today, RUN do not walk to La Santa Barbacha. Their Barbacoa (an inconceivably melt-in-your-mouth braised beef) in a simple beautiful handmade tortilla layered with fresh cotija, cilantro, and avocado IS EXCEPTIONAL. Elegant, simple, a perfect meal at the sweet tree-covered patio by the newly installed Westside Market (or to-go, but come, stay awhile). We're so lucky you're here.
My band mates and I visit Austin more or less every year for the Honk!TX festival, and we always hit this food truck at least once for breakfast tacos. Everything is fresh and delicious! The cantaloupe agua fresca is simply amazing. I've never tried the barbacoa - they're always happy to make a vegetarian version of their delicious food. ¡Muy sabroso!
8 days ago
A favorite spot when I am in town! Their tacos are fantastic, and they've got Fleet Coffee right next door to their truck, which makes the visit complete. You order at the window, and they give you a number and call it out when your food's ready. We usually come for the breakfast tacos and the coffee next door. They have plenty of shaded seating and a few small fans blowing some air around, so even on a hot Austin day it's a comfortable spot to sit and enjoy your food. I honestly love everything on their menu -- the tacos are made fresh and the ingredients are top notch. I personally love the migas taco and the potato taco for breakfast, and for lunch I usually go with the Benito and the barbacoa tacos. They never disappoint. Their aguas frescas are also so delicious -- any flavor is yummy! This is a go-to whenever I'm craving good tacos in Austin, and I'll keep coming back. read more
Michelin never disappoints. When I saw La Santa Barbacha on their list, I knew I had to give it a try. They definitely exceeded my expectations as well as my little brothers'. So much so that I've been back 4 times--and I don't even live in Austin. One of my favorite things about this spot is that they make everything feel intentional. Their handmade tortillas come in classic yellow, green, and even pink, adding such a gorgeous touch before you even take your first bite. Pair that with one of their freshly made aguas frescas, and you're already off to a great start. Now let's talk about the food because the real star here is the barbacoa. It's rich, incredibly tender, and perfectly orchestrated. The Migas Taco is one I order almost every visit. The fluffy eggs, crispy tortilla strips, creamy avocado, micro cilantro, and that melt-in-your-mouth barbacoa come together perfectly. It's comforting without feeling heavy. Their Barbacoa Tacos are simple in the best way possible. When the meat is this good, it doesn't need much. Wrapped in those fresh handmade tortillas with a little salsa... chef's kiss. The Sopes are another must. The thick masa has the perfect texture--crispy on the outside, soft in the center--and holds up beautifully under all the juicy barbacoa, refined pinto beans, queso fresco, crema, avocado, &red cabbage. If you're there for brunch, do yourself a favor and order the Barbacha Chilaquiles Bowl. The tortillas stay just crispy enough while soaking up the salsa, and the barbacoa takes it completely over the top. Every bite is loaded with flavor. The presentation deserves its own shoutout too. Every plate and drink that comes out is absolutely beautiful. It's one of those places where you can't help but snap a picture before digging in. And the salsas? Legit some of my favorites anywhere. I'm usually pretty picky when it comes to habanero salsa because a lot of places rely on heat without flavor, but theirs is different. It brings the spice while still being balanced, bright, and ridiculously addictive. They have a few locations but the Manor Road location is such a vibe. Plenty of seating whether you're meeting friends or grabbing a solo breakfast, everything is clean, the restrooms are spotless, and the whole space feels welcoming and open. To top it all off, Fleet Coffee is right next door, which honestly completes the experience. My move? Order their Pink Horchata, drink about a third of it, then pour a double shot of espresso over the top. Trust me... it's a super sexy horchata latte that deserves way more attention. La Santa Barbacha has officially earned a permanent spot in my Austin rotation, and every trip reminds me exactly why. read more
Spoiler alert, La Santa Barbacha has quickly climbed its way into my top fav taco spots. I've been wanting to try La Santa for a while and yesterday the stars perfectly aligned. I pulled up to Fleet for a coffee knowing there was a taco truck next door but to my surprise it was one I've been dying to try! I grabbed a coffee and then ordered the "breakfast" & the "potato" tacos. In around 5 minutes they were ready. They were SO good. These tacos are not super greasy, taste super fresh & delicious as hell. The sauces are spicy and so well balanced. Although it's July in Austin, the outdoor patio at the long goodbye was such a nice environment to enjoy my coffee, breakfast tacos. There's greenery and fans everywhere. I am already planning my return over the weekend!!! read more
7 months ago
La Santa Barbacoa is a solid taco stop in Austin, especially if you're a barbacoa fan. The barbacoa taco was fresh and super juicy, with great flavor throughout. I also really liked how big the tortillas were -- they held everything together well and made the taco feel extra satisfying. Simple, well-executed, and definitely worth a stop when you're craving good barbacoa tacos. read more
Pro-tip: Just do yourselves a favor and go. SO good. Don't miss out on the Strawberry Horchata, either. Watch out Austin, this may be the best (okay, my favorite) taco spot in town. I didn't really look into the menu or details ahead of time, and I'm almost glad I didn't. I learned that they are Michelin recognized, and they deserve it. You know the meat/food is good when you don't need added sauces -- and that's saying a lot because the sauce is also really good. To drink: Strawberry Horchata or Amy of their freshly house made agua frescas (real ingredients, y'all). I'd you're not into that, you have Fleet Coffee right next door (their Horchata is tasty as well). To eat: Quesabarbacha (quesadilla filled with barbacoa, cheese, onions, cilantro) and the classic barbacoa tacos. Extra fun detail -- they serve their tacos on your choice of pressed to order corn tortillas (original, spinach, and beet). How neat is that?! With another location new to the W6th Clark's area, I know I'll be a frequent visitor. read more
5 months ago
I have to say this review is for the secondary location by the west side shopping center. I generally go there as the location is on my way to work. I am not sure if there was a change in staff but my order was terrible. I got the migas taco and quesadilla barbacha. The tortillas was nothing like I have gotten before and the eggs burnt and not the fluffiness I am use to. The first location holds to standard but the second has not. I got the food to go for lunch and didn't even eat any of it sadly. I will try again but definatly need to check my order before I go. read more
These tacos are among the best in Austin. The chefs invest a lot of time and effort into creating delicious, authentic barbacoa, which is then elevated with a unique Austin twist. While they may not be the traditional street tacos from Mexico, they are packed with flavors that will make your taste buds dance with joy. The homemade corn tortillas are made to order, and the barbacoa is both moist and delicious. I highly recommend trying the breakfast tacos. The atmosphere is beautiful and peaceful--definitely worth a visit! If you're looking for recommendations, I suggest trying the Tacos, Tortillas, Barbacoa Chilaquiles Bowl, Breakfast Tacos, Salsa, Sopes, Migas Barbacoa Breakfast Taco, and Chilaquiles Con Barbacoa. read more
This is one of those taco spots where they take Mexican food, make it hipster, and put a big price tag on it. I didn't realize this beforehand, however, and just saw on my maps app that there was a taco truck that I hadn't been to on Manor. I've been to El Chilito, which is very close by, and has fabulous tacos for great prices. I had the potatoes barbacoa taco and breakfast barbacoa taco. They tasted great, but I was done with them in a few bites. They were so small, and it was $11 for the two of them. They don't post the prices on their menu, which I realized was a big red flag. The tacos are of high quality, but their small size and high price for a taco truck made this experience disappointing. read more
I tried La Santa Barbacha at ACL and it was some of the best festival food I've ever had!! As I was walking around, people were asking where I got my tacos. The meat was tender and had so much flavor, loved the salsa verde too. read more
9 months ago
TLDR: Trendy barbacoa-focused taco spot with a nice patio, but high prices and hype outpace the flavor; good overall, just not essential. La Santa Barbacha is a much-hyped East Austin spot operating out of the patio of The Long Goodbye, serving tacos, frescas, and a few specials with a heavy focus on barbacoa. They've been recognized as Bib Gourmand by the Michelin Guide and show up often on "best tacos in Austin" lists. Parking can be a little tricky because of the small gravel lot, but during the day, I didn't have any real issues. The outdoor seating area is charming: a covered, gravelly patio with white picnic tables and lots of greenery. On my visit, I tried three items: the migas taco, the Benito, and the quesabarbacha. The migas taco was a satisfying breakfast bite: definitely not bland, with a salty pop in every bite. The Benito leaned slightly sweet but still worked, thanks to the contrast between creamy refried beans, crunchy chicharrones, and rich barbacoa. The quesabarbacha was solid comfort food: melty, toasty cheese wrapped around tender, flavorful barbacoa. The tortillas were great across the board: warm, soft, and pleasantly flavorful, not the generic, stale-feeling kind some taco spots use. My main complaint is value. At around $6 per taco, the bill climbs quickly, and while everything was good, it didn't quite reach the level I expected at that price point. Overall, it's a fringe recommendation: tasty and very cute, but more about aesthetics than flavor. read more
3 months ago
I really want to like the chilaquiles here but each time they've been really soggy. Good flavorish as I still need to drown them in their salsas which are actually really good but the chips are just too soggy. If they were crispy this place would be a 4.3 out 5 but each time the chilaquiles are a big bowl of mush unfortunately. Also got their quesabarbacha which is just a big quesadilla with birra in it. With the salsa on it it's actually really solid. Ended up paying almost $40 with tip for the food so pretty steep especially for mid chilaquiles. If you're looking for some good ones maybe go to chilakillers or arandinas but definitely skip them here. I will say their little set up is really nice and love the greenery and ambiance of the place. Plus there's a little coffee shop here too which is nice. Overall if you skip the chilaquiles and get something else you'll probably love it here. read more
13 days ago
1 year ago
DIOS MIO if you haven't had your taco today, RUN do not walk to La Santa Barbacha. Their Barbacoa (an inconceivably melt-in-your-mouth braised beef) in a simple beautiful handmade tortilla layered with fresh cotija, cilantro, and avocado IS EXCEPTIONAL. Elegant, simple, a perfect meal at the sweet tree-covered patio by the newly installed Westside Market (or to-go, but come, stay awhile). We're so lucky you're here. read more
5 months ago
My band mates and I visit Austin more or less every year for the Honk!TX festival, and we always hit this food truck at least once for breakfast tacos. Everything is fresh and delicious! The cantaloupe agua fresca is simply amazing. I've never tried the barbacoa - they're always happy to make a vegetarian version of their delicious food. ¡Muy sabroso! read more
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So continues the venture of the Michelin Bib gourmands. I was in the mood for tacos and which brought me over to La Santa Barbacha. Man what a gem, and such a delightful staff too. I was so happy with my choices and even got to meet the owner a bit too, which made the experience well deserving of the Bib Gourmand. Atmosphere: Food truck style next to a local convenience store and other food trucks as well. The venue itself is actually quite nice on a nice weather day due to the covering of shade and plenty of seating. Food: First off some of these may be like...all this for one taco, but you get pretty large portions so the price is easily justified. Besides price though the food itself is delectable. I ended up getting the Barbacoa taco, Cripsy Cheese Taco, and Quesabarbacha. Pretty much if something catches your eyes you won't be disappointed, with my personal favorites being both the Crispy Cheese and Quesabarbacha for any cheese lovers delight. Service: Counter style service where you simply order and they call your name when it is ready. I did get to meet one of the owners and it was just such a delight to hear her passion and creativeness for food come to life and now getting to see people enjoy her ideas. This may make one of my new top favorites for a taco joint should the cravings come. Easy Repeat. read more
2 years ago
Very cute taco truck off of Manor! I've wanted to try this place for a while and I'm so happy I did. You order at the counter and wait for your order. The backyard area has tons of picnic benches and high tops for seating. The order does take a while, but worth the wait. We got the barbacoa taco and Quesabirria. The taco meat is SO SO juicy and yummy. Quesabirria is loaded with cheese. Overall, this would be a great place for breakfast tacos or an afternoon lunch. read more
4 months ago
The tacos were so good. You can taste the freshness of the tortillas that are made to order. And the barbacoa was juicy and flavorful. This is a perfect place to get lunch even on a hot day. The fans and the trees make the place cooler. Don't sleep on the drinks here. Pink horchata was almost like a milkshake and not too sweet. The food came out 10-15 mins after ordering. read more
2 years ago
THE BIG: Right off of Manor Road next to the light rail line. Still a food truck but with a better location IMO. Right next to a coffee food truck with plenty of seats for outdoor eating. Parking lot available but it gets filled up quick. Street parking also available. THE BLACK AND WHITE: Last time I read about La Santa Barbacha, they were at the Native hostel, but makes sense that they moved since Native hostel is now Holey Moley (mini golf). The wife and I came here on a low key Saturday afternoon. The new spot is definitely nicer with more seating and a play area for kids and doggos. There's no prices but the tacos are $5 each. Pretty pricey for a taco in my opinion. There was also the barbacha which is way more of a deal than individual tacos that is essentially a meat quesadilla. That was delicious albeit very cheesy. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall the damage done here for a taco and the quesabarbacha was around $16. Great flavors and a little pricey but will be back to try more items. read more
1 year ago
I was welcomed with kindness as soon as I stepped to the window. Chilaquiles is my favorite food so thats exactly what I got ! I paired the chilaquiles with a refreshing Pineapple mint agua fresca. These are some of the best chilaquiles I have ever had in Austin. Thank you so much for your kindness, I can taste the love put into this dish. Also ! Try their habanero salsa its so delicious! The read more
4 months ago
1 year ago
La Santa Barbacha - When Culinary Heaven Decides to Vacation in Austin If a breakfast taco could hug your soul, whisper sweet nothings to your taste buds, and then drop the mic--La Santa Barbacha would be that taco's stage. I had the potato breakfast taco and I'm not being dramatic (okay, maybe a little)--but it was the best I've ever had. The tortillas were homemade, soft, and melted in your mouth. The cheese? Just enough to satisfy the palate without overpowering the other flavors in every glorious bite. Meanwhile, my wife fell into a deep, joyful trance with the Barbacha chilaquiles. I couldn't talk to her for a solid ten minutes. She was in a different dimension--somewhere between Oaxaca and flavor nirvana. The vibe? Order at the window, grab your food, and post up in their outdoor seating area that feels like a tropical vacation had a baby with a backyard garden party. Palms, warm sun, a breeze--it's like your taste buds and your inner traveler both get what they came for. Quick tip: Don't expect table service--it's an order-and-pick-up setup. Bottom line: If you're not eating breakfast at La Santa Barbacha, you're doing mornings wrong. Austin, you've outdone yourself. read more
LOCATION: This food truck is near a lot of apartment complexes and very walkable. It is located right next to a Fleet coffee truck. There is plenty of outdoor seating in the shade. If you don't live nearby, parking can be a bit tricky. FOOD: I ordered the crispy cheese taco, the barbacoa taco, and carne asada taco. The crispy cheese taco was yummy and filling as the outside shell is fried cheese. It is on the heavier side though. I would order this again. The carne asada and the barbacoa tacos were good, but nothing amazing. COST: These are on the pricier side. The carne asada and barbacoa tacos were $5 each and the cheese taco was $10. I think the cheese tacos was worth the price, but not the regular tacos. OVERALL: I like this place for the convenience since it is walkable from my location. But if I'm being honest, I wouldn't go out of my way to come since the tacos are pricey and parking is challenging. read more
2 years ago
This place really is delicious! I've been here 3 times now and look forward to going each time we stop at Fleet, The barbacoa breakfast tacos and sopas are 10/10. Full of flavor and great portion sizes! There is a parking lot in the back but it's almost always full so you have find street parking. For the amount of people ordering I would say that most of the time they get your food out reasonably quick, but it' will take 15+ min or so. It's a great vibe for meeting friends for coffee and some food! Highly recommend! read more
5 months ago
We went here for lunch before leaving Austin. There was a lot of people in the area as there's a coffee spot next to it and also a bunch of small shops around. The wait wasn't that long. A few orders before me. The shops give you something to do and walk around while waiting for your order. I ordered the 3 breakfast tacos they had. They're not too big, 3 of them will fill up a plate. I think 3 is a good amount for one person, maybe 2 if you don't eat that much. The tacos were delicious and the 2 salsas they gave definitely added the additional spice and flavors it needed. Highly recommend and would definitely go back next time we're in town read more
2 years ago
La Santa Barbacha is a very good tasting food truck. I ordered 2 quesabarbacha and the meat was tender with a great salsa given on the side. The tortillas are homemade and I will say they are well made. I was not disappointed in the taste and the quality was terrific. It feels authentic and worth the visit. If you eat there, the location seemed sweet. I would definitely recommend staying to enjoy if you are able and of course if weather permits. There is a patio with shade and an area below. The service is the reason I gave 4 stars. I think the food is great, but you may be disappointed in service. My recommendation to the owner is to ask the customer if the order is to go or not. In my case, I needed to ask for some sort of covering since I was no longer eating at the location. The reason for leaving could be personal experience, however, the order took extremely long. I would be understanding, but, individuals who ordered after me received their order ahead of mine. For context, there are assigned order numbers, and these customers and I had the exact same order. I do think they possibly forgot my order because +10 customers ahead I had to inquire about my order. I had to special requests so I am unsure what was happening. Overall great food, but would hope for better service next time. Sometimes good food is not worth it if the service ruins the experience. read more
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Such a cute little food truck with amazing tacos and a lovely outdoor area. It's in the same gated area as the fleet coffee and a bar which are all great. I love that they make their own tortillas. Very good service and prices too. Great spot to grab a quick taco or two! Their Quesabarbacha is my favorite thing on the menu! Definitely a repeat customer and love this spot! read more
This place never disappoints! Some of the best breakfast tacos in town. The tortillas are handmade and you can tell. There's lots of seating but will likely be busy on weekends. Love the sauces that come with each taco. read more
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