Ahhh, Fire & Soul, how I love thee. I work close to F&S and eat there all the time. My personal…read morefavorite is the Turkey Wrap. Filled with thick sliced Turkey, fresh avocado, greens, jalapeno aioli, all wrapped in a Spinach tortilla. It is light, fresh and wonderful. As hard as I try to eat healthy, I always get an order of sweet potato fries. Served with the same jalapeno aioli and curry mustard (all made from scratch) for dipping. They are simply out of this world. The trailer has an enormous hand fabricated smoker attached to the front of the trailer, and the BBQ that comes out of it is moist, flavorful and mouth watering. They make a pulled pork sandwich (no shortcuts here, it is smoked for about 16 hours), served on Texas Toast with a helping of BBQ sauce. Smokey, tender and tons of flavor. Their smoked wings are seasoned with salt and pepper only and flash fried to crisp the skin. Simple. Delicious. I broke down the other day and got the hand dipped corn dog with a side of stone ground mustard. It took me all of about 3 minutes to devour that bad boy. Like everything else Ive had, it was damn good. They offer several vegetarian/vegan options (salads, vegan corn dog etc.) as well, so they can cater to any group of people with different preferences. Lastly, the guys that work the truck are great. Food is always fresh, hot, fast and the service always friendly and helpful. If youre out on the east side and need a fix, night or day, F&S is where its at.

BUGS IN FOOD! I work in the service industry so I get out…read morepretty late on Fridays and Saturdays. Soul and Fire used to be my choice of food, I always order the fried chicken sandwich because of how good and reasonably priced it is. But yesterday I found a fried June bug in my fries and I was not happy. I have probably been there 20 times and nothing like this has ever happened. Finding a bug in your food is never acceptable. Not to mention how moody the guy in the trailer was. He acted like it was a bad thing buying food from there. Look, it's your job to serve food, like it is mine. If you don't like it find another job!

The trailer looks awesome, but the food is even better! Everything is focused on smoked meat, but…read morethere's a good mix of sandwiches and tacos! Everything I've had has been great, but the Pastrami is the best pastrami I've ever had. It's also. I've their menu allows you to get single tacos for $4 (tons of meat) They're currently at Friends & Allies brewing on the east side Sundays (check the calendar, it's not every Sunday) and the food pairs great with a brew. Highly recommend checking them out!

By far the best bbq good truck in Austin. He does catering too! You have to try their brisket and…read moresmoked pastrami.

Unbelievably low quality food. The burrito consisted of 3 key ingredients, the carne Asada was well…read moreovercooked, the fries were halfway frozen, and the avocado was horridly spoiled and brown. Will not go back.

If you want authentic Mexican food, then Tasty Abe's will be your favorite spot! The tacos are…read moreabsolutely fantastic. The pastor taco was my favorite, but I had one of each, and I could have totally eaten a bunch more. Everything here is seriously delicious and they use authentic Mexican spices, homemade salsas, and of course, queso fresco. You really can't go wrong with the taste, quality, and price of Tasty Abe's!

cute place, deserves the hype…read more i think it's our favorite taco place now wow the suadero was the best. crispy, smoky, yet tender well seasoned meat 10/10 carnitas close second for me. even softer meat that just melts with each bite, more one dimensional than suadero. only reason why it fell second bistec was okay, kinda tough and tastes like other places sauces are so spicy delicious mhmhm chef is sooo nice and welcomes everyone individually

Excellent tacos across the board. We basically ordered the entire menu and the best of the bunch…read morewere the Suadero, the Chicken Tinga, and the Carnitas. The just-okay ones were the Nopales, and the Al Pastor leaned way too hard on some spice, tastes like allspice to me. It was intense and just felt off balance. Definitely get the Quesotaco over regular. The griddled cheese is a real upgrade over the standard ones. Tortillas are fresh too. The salsa bar is awesome. Tomatillo, a red one that's really spicy, a jalapeno based one, and one with cilantro that's great. Really good stuff. The one thing that drives me nuts is you can't modify anything. Tons of families in there, we came in with our picky kids and just asked for rice and beans. No. Okay, can we just buy tortillas? No. Fine, sell us a taco and put all the meat and toppings on the side so I can hand my kids a plain tortilla? No. Whoever is running that kitchen, the fact that you literally cannot hand me a tortilla is absurd. The place is cramped and you're not coming here for the ambiance, the inside is whatever. On the plus side the line moves fast and the food comes out quick. They are cranking it out. Overall this is a home run. It's a couple little things away from an easy 5 stars.

Awesome food truck in a little park with 4-5 food trucks. This is one of the few that is open at…read morelunchtime and the service is very fast, which is ideal for a weekday lunch! My Dad bought the sample platter of all five or six tacos and loved it, while I had three - chorizo, cachete and longaniza. All were very tasty.

Visiting Austin for the July 4th weekend and tried Cuantos for the first time -- absolutely legit,…read morehigh quality tacos that support their Michelin rating. We went with their 1 of each taco set that included succulent meats (brisket, chorizo, beef cheek, pork stomach, carnitas, and mushrooms) and topped with classic chopped onions and cilantro, with limes and red and green salsas on the side. We loved each of them and the two salsas were highly complimentary. We washed them all down with cold bottled Coke. A terrific experience that I plan to get back to as soon as I can -- so what are you waiting for? :-)

Best taco truck in Austin! The owner, Sergio, makes the most delicious Al Pastor tacos I have ever…read moretried. Everything on the menu is delicious and authentic. The location I go to is now on Menchaca and Redd st , by Ben White blvd

Some of the best tacos I've had in austin. Definitely in my top 5 living here 15 years - north…read moresouth , east you name it. I've had them all.

There is a whole string of Mexican/Central American food trucks up and down North Lamar between 183…read moreand Braker. They serve the local Mexican and Central American communities. This is one of the most popular food trucks of them all. You come here at night and there are crowds underneath the colored lights. You go to some of the other trucks to find a dark empty parking lot. The cook is very very happy to see you and get some business. Some of the "deserted" trucks are pretty good. There are a bunch of fine food trucks on North Lamar waiting to be discovered. But whenever the crowd tells you where to go, it is generally a good idea to listen. You will not go wrong eating at Casa del Sabor. * * * Casa del Sabor is a uncompromising Mexican truck. They serve all the part of the cow - not just hamburger and bistec. On weekends they have both menudo and birria. Of particular note is that they have pambazos ... tortas grilled in a chile-ed oil and stuffed with potato and meat. Potatoes in a big bread sandwich? Not what an American would have served. But if you want a filling hearty lunch, potatoes in a sandwich will definitely do it. Their pambazos fall apart with the bread unable to hold the weight of all the filling. Normally that is a horrible terrible sin in sandwich making. At Casa del Sabor, pamabazos that fall apart are a good thing. * * * Riddle: When is It Good For Your Sandwich To Fall Apart? * * * Answer: When the filling is so good, you don't want to lose it in the bread and The bread is so good you don't want to be distracted by filling. So your collapsed sandwich turns into two dishes both of which are superior dishes on their own. Bread grilled in chili oil? Sign me up for this item. Bistec and potato with homemade jalapeno sauce? Sign me up for this one too. I happily chowed down my two course lunch. * * * Note that if you order a pambazo, that a pambazo can absorb a lot of spice and you will never notice it. They have a mild and a super firey jalapeno sauce. Have no fear. Go for the jalapeno. Once it mixes with all that bread and all that potato, the jalapeno sauce will be civilized enough ... thank you very much. * * * If you want the fun and the crowds, come at night time. At lunch time, the place was strangely deserted ... Although to be fair, the City of Austin was doing its once-a-decade patching of the potholes in Lamar Boulevard right in front of the food truck. But the crowd picks up as the afternoon moves on. By one thirty there was a substantial line in front of the kitchen. It was time for this social distancing Yelp reviewer to move on. * * * One last note. Casa del Sabor is next to a title loan company. They do their car inspections and talk business right in front of the restaurant. So if you have ever been curious about that aspect of life, and don't want to hock your own car, order a big meal from Casa Del Sabor and hang around for a while. You can get a huge education from lingering and eating your tacos. * * * Thumbs up all around for Casa del Sabor. There are still a lot of North Lamar food trucks out there that I have yet to try. But judging from what I see and what I have eaten, I will bet you Casa del Sabor makes a helluva lengua taco. Which all by itself is a reason for a return trip.

Great service, great food, and friendly environment. Taste like moms cooking, made with love…read more I recommend getting their quesadillas campechanos, or their bambaso. Also, their aguas frescas taste amazing. If you have room for dessert, recommend their homemade bread.

A hole in a wall, but the place is really cute. The food truck is a mobile home converted into a…read morerestaurant. The place is clean with seatings. The owners are super sweet, and the tacos are good! I tried the pastor and bistek tacos. One thing is that I wished that they double up the corn tortilla since each taco is packed with meat. An extra tortilla on each taco would be nice to hold it all.

Ordered 2 tacos asked for crispy tripa and got burned tripa. Inedible. My son got a burrito, and…read morethe meat was also very overcooked, almost burnt as well. We also tried a torta de milanesa, which was less than ok but still more edible than the burrito and tacos. Wouldn't go back there.