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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!
Lovinggg this Mexican food truck! Tortillas are homemade and made-to-order, barbacoa is fantastic, and everything is full of flavor. The sauces on the side are great and the orange habanero one definitely has a kick! Location is also great, right next to Fleet coffee -- perfect for some breakfast with your coffee! I love the large shaded patio and east Austin vibes. We ordered the Migas barbacoa taco, beef asada taco, and barbacha chilaquiles bowl. All three were so tasty and I love that they have chilaquiles on the menu. While the tacos look small, they are actually quite filling. Absolutely will be back! read more
I prefer the barbacoa taco here compared to the others. The tortilla are made by hand and very delicious. You can also grab a coffee or cocktail in the same place from fleet or the long goodbye. There's a vintage store as well. There is a lot of seating outside with fans and misters in the summer. The staff are very friendly and quick. read more
2 years ago
Came here on a Friday evening, excited to try a new hot taco spot. There were a few small groups ahead in line so we tried peeking around at the menu, but realized there were no prices anywhere. Thought this was odd but, oh well, "we'll just ask." When we got up to the front, the guy taking orders apologized and said they've been busy and he's just filling in to help. So we asked "how much are the tacos", and he replied "they're all $5 each". We ordered a Benito, a Barbacoa, and two crispy cheese tacos. Plus a pink horchata (which we hot swapped with the delicious cantaloupe fresca). Then he told me the total was $45 and my dumb ass didn't think to question it. With tip it was $50. Well, we had about 30-40min to wait, and in that ravenous period I realized, wait, doesn't 4x5 = 20? How does this make sense. Once we found the menu online we realized those crispy burrito things are actually $10 each. Scratch that, $11 after seeing the receipt. In fact, everything was more expensive than we thought. So yeah that sucked. I promise I'll stop harping on them in a second. We eventually had to go up to ask where our food was, and I guess it had just been sitting there chilling because she said her mic was broken? We were missing our second crispy taco but that came right out after another checkup. At this point, we were starving and the food was tasty. My crispy cheesy $11 taco was soggy but honestly it was still good. The fresh one my gf had was better, and hers had refried beans inside. The salsas were excellent. And the fresh tortillas were delightful. All said, it was a time consuming, expensive meal at a really trendy food lot. And I was still hungry when we left. I hope they can get more help to course correct and be more transparent with pricing. Cheers. read more
Food truck with ample outdoor picnic style tables. Menu isn't too large but is filled with reliable options. Each taco is $5. My pick was the migas taco. The fried corn chips provided texture to the delicious meat, all enveloped in a fresh corn tortilla. Each taco is a decent size, don't be fooled. Expect a bit of a wait for your food, especially on weekends read more
I ordered the migas barbacoa and Quesabarbacha and pink horchata. I didn't like that the menu prices weren't listed anywhere. I don't like ordering without knowing how much the items cost. The quesabarbacha taco was about $10 which seems like a hefty price for a single taco. The tacos were delicious and flavorful and the salsas were a nice complement. The orange salsa packs a punch so a small amount goes a very long way. The wait time was about 25-30 minutes so expect a wait depending on what you order. The venue/ sitting area was really nice. It is the perfect spot to sit outside when the weather is nice. read more
When it comes to barbacoa these guys really know what they're doing. The homemade corn tortillas, soft and tender barbacoa, perfectly accenting garnishes, and very spicy salsas all come together to really make a simple but impactful taco experience. The aesthetic of the outdoor area and surrounding complex is also very modern and tasteful, which I appreciate. The watermelon agua Fresca I got was very sweet and delicious, and the business had a very family-operated vibe and felt wholesome as well. read more
Had no expectations initially since there were already so many taco trucks in Austin already and boy was I pleasantly surprised! Ordered all 3 of their breakfast tacos - Breakfast Barbacoa, Potatoes Barbacoa, and the Migas Barbacoa. All 3 were really good with my favorite being the Migas Barbacoa. Be sure to add the orange sauce to the tacos as well. There is also a nice shaded patio and a coffee shop right next door. For parking, there is a small lot and a good amount of street parking available. read more
3 years ago
Man - this place rocks. Everything is made fresh (and you can taste it). Their salsa are spicy and a perfect pair to their barbacoa. They specialize in barbacoa and this isn't the same barbacoa you're getting from a random taco truck. They're cooking it the way it's meant to be cooked, long and slow, cutting no corners. Tortillas made fresh too. The two sisters working there everyday are making some of my favorite tacos in Austin. Go check them out! read more
2 years ago
Beautiful spot for lunch with friends! We loved that there was so much seating so it was an optimal spot to catch up and enjoy delicious food. I tried the bowl and a pineapple mint drink which came out to ~$24. The bowl was amazing and very filling as well. Would highly recommend this spot, especially on a day with nice weather. read more
Native has a winner right here! The barbacoa tacos are great as they are and a staple of the menu. But the item that is an absolute must is the Quesabaracha! It's like a quesadilla version of the barbacoa and omg... If it was societally acceptable, I would marry that thing and never leave it. Except for when I eat it and need to marry another one. You need to add this to your list! read more
8 months ago
This is a food truck and the area is really cute with a lot of seating areas. Their service is good as well but the tacos were a little bit disappointing to me and on the drier side. I would not recommend the asada taco. The breakfast tacos on the other hand are more worth getting and you need to get their green salsa as it is on the drier side with potatoes and eggs. Their chilaquiles bowl was decent! I liked the flavors in there and the egg yolk went good with it. Overall decent. read more
4 years ago
The barbacoa here is unmatched! So juicy and flavorful but not heavy. The salsa they provide is so good as well. I also tried another taco called Benito with chicharron, beans, barbacoa, cojita, and avocado - this was so tasty and delicious. I can't wait come back and try more!! Also - they are newer so prepare for slower service as many people are ordering here constantly. Cheers! read more
Been planning a visit to this place forever, and was pleased to see they had moved closer and switched to the east side of 35....nice location with a fair amount of seating....menu is pretty small but packs a lot of flavor. The service was great, friendly....the food did take a bit to come out, but we are totally cool with that as it was hot and fresh....wife went with the Crispy Cheese taco and a barbacoa taco (no photo) and I went with the Barbacha Chilaquiles Bowl. Wife really liked the Cheese taco, not so much the chicharrons inside....which became a side snack for me...win, win in my book. The tortillas they make are excellent and hold up with with the amount of meat they load on....My Bowl was simply amazing and I cant see myself ordering anything else on the menu....I wouldn't even share if someone asked for a bit, yes that good. Coming back soon to try the breakfast menu. read more
8 months ago
3 years ago
I'll start off by saying we as Mexicans enjoyed this meal however, this isn't real barbacoa, more like shredded crock pot beef. Tasty, great food, staff and enjoyable meal. But nothing like what we are used to on the other side of the border. Seating is plenty, parking is non existent, you'll park at love supreme or in the neighborhood near it. Tacos are generous, 1/2 will fill you up well. Strawberry Horchata drink tastes like a strawberry banana protein shake, good stuff. Different but refreshing. Salsa have a lovey kick, comfortable spice. Hand made tortillas w different colors make everything fun and attractive. Food took 5 mins or less on a Saturday. read more
1 year ago
Stop what you're doing right now and go to La Santa Barbacha!! AMAZING food. Some of the best tacos I've ever had and definitely the best barbacoa taco I've ever had. Tortillas were amazing too. Seriously 100/10 read more
2 years ago
We are obsessed with La Santa Barbacha! From the homemade spinach, beet or corn tortillas to the mouth watering barbacoa, her food is made with love. Don't sleep on the agua frescas either. The vibe is perfect- Fleet coffee is next door, the outdoor tables are placed under shady trees & there's a little area for the kids to run around. read more
A great new location on Manor road. Next to Fleet coffee and with a new/covered deck with table and counter seating area with mister fans makes this an elevated food truck experience. Food is excellent. Corn tortillas are homemade and thick/meaty delicious. The barbacoa is flavorful beef and artistically plated with a cut wedge of avocado. The crispy cheese barbacoa has no tortilla and I normally love that but their tortillas are so awesome I def want more of them as part of my meal not less. These guys really take pride in their food and love their customers. Cant wait to go back to sample more as I feel this may become a very popular spot to be in ATX. read more
La Santa Barbacha is a taco joint I just heard about. I feel like I'm late to the party. Incredible flavors here (I got the Santita and Beef Asada). They were so good! The tacos are a bit pricey at $8 each and I wanted more than two. Next time I'll try the chilaquiles bowl. read more
I think my expectations were too high going into this. I loveee barbacoa so I have been hyping this place up in my head and it just didn't 100% live up to the flavor I wanted. It was tasty, just not 5/5 level taste. Very clean food truck park, lots of seating and they have fans & shade that kept my dog and I comfortable in this heat. They had a water bowl out for dogs too Fleet coffee is like six feet to the right. I'm not big on pairing coffee with tacos so I'll stop by there another time! No line at either on a Monday afternoon. I got a regular barbacoa taco and a quesa-baracha. No prices displayed on their menu, so I was a little shocked when my total was $17 Even with the quesabaracha being a larger menu option, I'm not sure the meal was worth $17. I am usually a flour tortilla girl, but the corn tortillas sounded interesting. There is a spinach option and a beet option. As a beet hater, I opted for spinach. I was impressed with the tortilla! Great consistency, good flavor, and it was sturdy- no ripping/falling apart! Also- my plate was beautiful! Very pretty food. The barbacoa was on the drier side and there just wasn't a whole lot of flavor goin on. The grease in the quesabaracha unfortunately masked any other flavors in it. Someone here posted a pic of the carne asada and I wish I had ordered that instead of the quesabaracha. The guac on it looks awesome. Overall, my pros are the ambiance and the incredible & innovative tortillas. Cons are that I wasn't super impressed with what was inside the tortillas and I think they should be more transparent with their pricing by displaying it for customers. Really hard to decide between a 3 and a 4 on this one. read more
3 years ago
Despite being a vegetarian I was aching to try this place because I couldn't resist the colorful tortillas they had. They have one veggie taco option (the Santito) and they were kind enough to make me a Migas taco without barbacoa. The Santito was well-seasoned and pretty flavorful even without salsa but I still paired it with the salsa verde which I enjoyed. The Migas was extra crispy and tasty, too. I liked both the green (spinach) and red (beet) tortillas, though more so for the color than the flavor as I don't think they taste that different from other tortillas. I tried a bit of the habanero salsa and I couldn't quite handle the spice because I'm a wimp but it had a nice Smokey flavor to it. I wish the portion sizes were larger, though. It seemed like both tacos could have used much more filling. The Avocado portion on my Migas taco was fine but I wish they distributed it a bit more across the taco, like maybe one or two long slices as opposed to the corner section placed smack in the middle of the taco. Service was very friendly and they were popping out orders left and right. For how busy it was I was impressed with how fast they were filling orders. Lots of cute bench seating around, though they need more trash bins as I could only find one tucked away off to the far side of the lower section. read more
4 years ago
This is in the Native Hostel backyard! The tacos and frescas were delicious. There was already a line when we got there in the morning. It was nice to grab a coffee from inside and then sit inside or outside. read more
2 years ago
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Their Barbacoa is fantastic and the corn tortillas are so fresh and not crumbly at all. I definitely enjoyed the Barbacha taco that is stuffed with Barbacoa and while the Benito was good, it didn't blow me away with the chicarron being a bit soggy and the taco overly salty. The hot sauces do provide a pleasant kick as well so try a little at a time if you're not a super spice fan. Pricing wise: tacos are about $5 each, which is a little pricey for small tacos. But overall they do a great job so I don't mind grabbing some and hanging out in the Native Hostel's backyard to enjoy them in the sun. Found this food truck in the back of Native Hostel (so expect to be street parking to get access). read more
2 years ago
The food here is EXCELLENT. I'm a picky eater who's never liked barbacoa and decided to get out of my comfort zone. I'm so glad I did! It was a rich taco, filled with flavor. We got stuck in the rain while waiting but it was all worth it. When not raining, they have plenty of outdoor and barstool seating. Have some coffee from Fleet to go with it and enjoy! read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
We were excited to try their barbacoa tacos but the barbacoa beef was extremely dry and needed to be doused in sauce. My bf said the carne asada tacos were more palatable because of the guac, but this wasn't what we came here for. Definitely avoid their crispy cheese taco - it was unexpectedly huge, tasted very greasy, crispy and burnt, and wasn't cheesy in any way. We regret spending over $40 on these dry and burnt tacos and wouldn't come back. read more
3 years ago
My new obsession is tacos at this beautiful shaded truck in East Austin! Every single breakfast taco (there are three kinds) had everything I wanted, so I ordered all of them. I love that they all come with egg, cheese, avocado and barbacoa, so you don't feel like you're missing out! The only difference between the three are the beans, migas, and potato addition. Plus the cheese may vary. There are two kinds of salsas, both amazing and have some heat, but not overwhelmingly spicy. The corn tortillas are handmade. I came on a day they didn't offer the fresh spinach and beets tortillas, so I'll have to try that next time. The lady who took my order was so sweet and offered a free bean and cheese taco to my kid. It was definitely a hit and much easier for him to eat. The vibes are also what makes this place great. Right next door to Fleet Coffee, sharing a covered patio with plenty of seating and fans everywhere. There's also a large turf area for kids to run around, play corn hole, or light game of disc golf. So glad to have found tacos that were friggin delicious ! read more
2 years ago
10/10 W0WWWW This place is a freakin golden nugget of taco trucks man. Their barbacoa taco is elite and their salsas are approved by my Mexican mom. Their tortillas are fresh and hand made and delicious. The aguas frescas were so good and I loved how they were refreshing and tasty instead of just sugary and sweet. Honestly, this place is doing barbacoa right. I went on a Sunday when I was hungover haha, and their melon/cantaloupe agua fresca was everything. It was refreshing and hydrating and honestly it just made me feel good. All of the ingredients they use tasted so fresh and I can tell they really put so much thought and care about what they do. Michael was super helpful and he's funny lol. I'd do pick up if I were y'all, there was only 2 tables and no shade, but trust me, this place is the real deal when it comes to barbacoa tacos 10/10 read more
4 years ago
I came thinking it would be just another taco truck, but left with a new favorite spot! There are hundreds of taco places in Austin, but not many places that serve one of my favorite Mexican dishes - chilaquiles. So when I saw chilaquiles on their menu, I knew I had to get them! Their version is called the barbacha chilaquiles bowl. For the chilaquiles, which is the base of this bowl, corn tortillas are cut into strips, fried, then doused with tomatillo salsa. That's topped with chopped onion, sour cream, and queso fresco. The bowl also comes with refried pinto beans, barbacoa (slow cooked Angus beef), a fried sunny side up egg, sliced avocado, and cilantro. I loved everything about this bowl. The salsa was spicy in the best way, the barbacoa was super tender, the beans were seasoned perfectly, and the crispy egg was a nice addition to the bowl. It was so tasty I couldn't stop eating it, even after I knew I was full (yes! it's so filling! you get a lot of bang for your buck with this bowl!). They have free parking and a nice seating area outside, and they also have indoor seating with AC blasting. read more
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