I have been eating at Tacos Tex Apache for at least 5 years. Hands down, the best tacos in Houston…read more Plus, the people that run this taco truck are wonderful. My favorite are the Pastor tacos on corn with cilantro, onion and cheese. Of course, it is hard to get their Torta as well. If you want some awesome tacos, this is the place!!

Great food ,Great prices , Great people they have free charro beans that are so deliciousread more

There are dozens of taco truck options along this section of Hillcroft, but one that remains both…read moreday and night (#1) is Taqueria Jorge. Located in the parking lot of the 1 Stop plaza, it is one of the most colorful carts complete with a marquee sign and plenty of custom artwork. Most of the trucks in this part of town are run by Guatemalans and I would venture to suggest that Jorge is no exception. With things like pepian, shuco, carne asada, and salchicha on their menu, it's almost a given that this isn't really all that Mexican. Surprisingly, it is Halal friendly. They carry a whole host of meats, which include campechano, barbacoa, fajita, pollo, tripa, chicharron, as well as shrimp and birria. Their tortas and burgers are part of their claim to fame, but I can't vouch too much for the burger since it was a bit salty and dry. Given the namesake, the tacos take priority and precedence. Barbacoa is my usual preferred meat but this version was certainly not it. The al pastor had that dye leaking going on (#2) where the dye was semi-leaking on my plate. The fajitas meat was average, but was consistent. The chicharron was a premium choice but was as buttery as one could want. A quesadilla was ordered as well, but was mediocre and not memorable. Another warning: their salsa verde is extremely picante (#3). While the service was lukewarm at best, my biggest gripe is a common practice with certain trucks where the prices aren't disclosed ahead of time. The tacos were $3-3.50 each. Considering it's cash or Zelle only here, be sure to order wisely and ask how much each item is going to be. Given the multitude of better nearby options, it'll be a long while before I'm back. ___________ (#1) Well, at least until 1AM. (#2) A common thing when the meats are dyed for enhanced color, but not flavor. When not done well, they will eventually leak / soak into package, etc. (#3) Spicy.

They have so many locations and I always get barbacoa which is amazing. Every taco is $1 except for…read morethe barbacoa meat. Its always fresh off the grill so the tortillas are crunchy.

I came here because I was mesmerized by the reviews raving this place but left pretty disappointed…read more Didn't know barbacoa tacos were more than $1 and the lady didn't mention it. Two of us got 6 barbacoa tacos, 3 chorizo tacos, 3 fajita tacos, 1 elote cup. Total was $26, which I chalked up to taxes and meat surcharge, but for a place advertising $1 tacos I was a little surprised. I knew coming in these were street tacos, I love myself a street taco, but the meat (though flavorful) really had no seasoning and there wasn't much meat on each taco. Elote also didn't have much flavor. For $26 in this economy I really wanted to be full after, but even after having 6 tacos and half an elote cup I wasn't. Maybe you'll have better luck on your trip when you give them a visit, but I don't think I'll be back

Tacos El Brujo might not look like more than the average taco cart on the outside, but there are…read moreplenty of reasons to check it out. They include: :: They're one of the few late night options in the Gulfton (#1) neighborhood, and it sits in the parking lot of the Telelaopan supermercado. :: The name "El Brujo" is sort of akin to a sorcerer or witcher, a far cry from the usual names for streetside taquerias. :: They offer both desebrada de res (shredded beef) and cochinita pibil, a slow roasted pork from the Yucatán region and one of my favorite Mexican foods. I've never seen this at any other taco cart. In addition to tacos, they offer tortas, quesabirria, burritos, and quesadillas. While I've never had their torta cubana, it is listed as a separate item (#2) outside of the rest of the tortas. I was impressed with the quality of the fajita, campechano, and cochinita pibil, but felt they were a tinge too skimpy with the portions. At least their jalapeño based salsa verde added a nice kick on every bite. Similarly to other carts, the prices aren't listed out. While the staff mainly speaks Spanish, it is worth asking about each item before ordering. I'm not sure if they take credit card, but to be on the safe side, always have cash on hand. __________ (#1) A sleepy hood in between Bellaire and The Galleria. (#2) If it's good enough be recognized, it might be one of the best things on the menu.

Nestled in a corner lot just past the city of Bellaire is Sam Tacos, a true diamond in the rough…read moreand one of the tastiest taco trucks I've come across my entire time in Houston. Owner Samuel Ortega hails from Mexico City and has been bringing the chilango swag for the better part of the last decade. If you take nothing away from this milestone (#1) review, just know that this has been my favorite taco truck in the city that I've (selfishly) gatekept for the better part of the last year and more. The truck is a colorful but not very noticeable from Bellaire Blvd. Save for the TV playing telenovelas or soccer matches, it's a truck where signage is falling apart. The title signage looks like it's about to fall off but the food specials signs are on pristine condition. It tells me that they prioritize food over eveything else and it shows. Their tacos are everything I want in a late snack. They're savory, indulgent, and well portioned. So many trucks will conceal their price list and then masquerade their tacos with a two biter taquito. Not here, the distinction has been made: $2 for tacos, $1.50 for taquitos. The cabeza is essentially their version of barbacoa and its rich, fatty, smooth, and my favorite meat selection. Their chicharron is a must order as well, the rinds are silky and full of flavor. The fajita is also quite tasty and the I'm pleased to report that the al pastor is served with a slice of pineaple. Orders that are ready for pickup are announced on a loud speaker. If you have a long commute, I recommend eating the tacos immediately in the car. It's not all tacos, they have a number of daily specials focusing on other items that range from burritos to machetes to esquite and Mexican hotdogs. While I don't vouch as much for them as I do the tacos, they're worth trying once in a blue moon. Even their salsa packaging is on point. (#2) The owner has always been courteous and thoughtful and by showing up *every time.* The man doesn't give himself any breaks and this his steady audience of Mexican locals and I are appreciative for all that he does for the community. He's so cognizant that he forgot to pack my esquite and still remembered the mistake when I came a couple of weeks later and threw in a couple more tacos for good measure. That's customer service, folks. Parking won't be a problem. Spanish is the only thing I hear here, but I've yet to hear anyone order in English. It's a cash only biz and there's an ATM in the same lot. ___________ (#1) Here's looking at you, 5,200th. (#2) The same kind of bags for other substances. Just sayin.

If you are in the Sharpstown area Sam tacos is a must try! I recently moved to Katy and I still…read moremake the drive to get that original Mexican street taco taste. The fajita and chicken tacos are amazing, I get them every time and they never disappoint. Today I tried the Tacotote and his new Birria tacos today and they were just as amazing and flavorful. 10/10 I also recommend their aguas frescas especially the horchata, the flavor is always consistent.

I love hot dogs. I…read morelove every kind of hot dog. I have tried all kinds of hot dogs. But.... This was amazing. The sauces. The mixture. The quail egg?!?!? . Colombian hot dog is my favorite hot dog. I couldn't stop eating. After eating one I immediately wanted another. One after another after another. It's a messy meal, so prepare to get ur hands dirty.

Hidden gem in Houston! The hotdogs are good we tried the perro and perra, I loved it! The guys here…read moreare so sweet! Definitely coming back when I'm in the Richmond area, and trying new things. They have a lot of variety here. Really great food truck!

There are a lot of tack trucks in the area but this is the best taco truck in the area.read more

Good attention and good food!!…read more I ordered their version of " MACHETE " and it was really tasty. The Portions are generous and very affordable prices . The service was great. Clean ambience. Highly recommended it for fresh food on the go.

Huge tortas, ok service. Casual ambiance. The torta is a bit bland even though it has lots of items…read morein it. The meat doesn't seem to have flavor. The pickled jalapeños are good and crunchy. Not a fan of their salsas. It's a huge sandwich that two can share but it lacks flavor. Small place in a small shopping strip. I would probably come again to try something different but no special trip.

Traditional street food from Mexico with great flavors and a great serving size, definitely getting…read moreyour money's worth at this spot. Not a big location but makes for a more inviting space when not crowded or busy. Check them out if your craving Mexican street food.