I brought my dad here last week and decided to try the food. I got a quesadilla and for tacos…read morepictured here my dad got a burrito with four tacos. The total cost was 70$. The tacos were great. The quesadilla was terrible and had a strange salty texture the toppings did not make it any better. My dad's burrito was so small it wasn't even folded it only had meat cheese lettuce and tomatoes of which we asked for none. It was very disappointing. The agua frescas were the true stars as mentioned before. I got piña and my dad got horchata. I wouldn't eat here again unless I only got tacos. The truck to the right has better food. Giving a star for the consistently good drinks and one extra star for tacos.

Overall: Consistently crispy tacos with varying levels of flavor based on what you get. Not bad but…read morenot worth the trip up. This place is a taco land in the land of taco stands. It had the highest rating of its neighbors. No nonsense ambiance of taco truck and benches next to a busy street. Service was quick. Food: this place inspired a specific scale - the crisp / flavor scale! Tacos were all consistently crispy (which I like). 3 tacos priced differently but totaled $12. -Tripa - best if the lot! High crisp + high flavor! -Pastor - 2nd best. Mid crisp + mid flavor -Lengua - Somewhat bland - I did appreciate the crisp (fairly unusual for lengua) but there really wasn't much flavor. Mid crisp + low flavor Pro tip: no horchata but the coco drink was really tasty!

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.

This little gem is sequestered on a side road off of Johnny Morris Rd and Old Manor Rd and next to…read more290. I was surprised to learn that it's been open for two years and yet nobody has written a review for it until now. They make breakfast and lunch tacos along with chicken wings. I stopped in and ordered four different fajita tacos which were freshly made to order. You can either get your order to go or sit at one of the two tables under the covered patio. The fajita tacos were very flavorful and worth the $3.50 price tag for each one. The tacos came with Verde sauce and a fresh cut lime however they do not have a red sauce. I was told they are open six days a week and closed on Wednesdays. So if you're looking for some freshly well-made tacos or chicken wings, I would suggest this place.

Really good tacos. The salsa is amazing. Friendly and quick service. Better than any chain taco…read moreshops around Austin.

Come for the veggie tacos, stay for the green sauce. So…read moreyeah, the carnitas/whatnot tacos are kinda dry. You *could* drown them in the (remarkably awesome) green sauce, but, otoh, you could get the various veggie tacos which are *legit*!

Decided to eat here spontaneously and it did not disappoint. There was a drive thru line where a…read moresweet old man was taking our order. Even though we were indecisive, he was very patient with us. Also, they accept card! Our order came out really fast. We got the carnitas and carne asada since barbacoa and al pastor were out. The tacos were stuffed and tasted really good! Probably best tacos I've had in Austin in awhile. Really glad I went here!!

My food had mold! Not to sure about the service, but when I opened the bag it had a horrible smell…read more Im honestly shocked! Don't think I'll be going back anytime soon.

Great Tacos Bistec/Asada and Chicarron. Freshly made Tortillas full o Quite Flavorful Meat. Cook…read morefrom Chipas, MX. I will be back for more o these Delicious Tacos! Dr Wiley Coyote SFO... Located in Chevron William Cannon @ Brodie. Hours 8-8 pm closed Sunday

These tacos are done quick, fast, and in a hurry. Nothing to really write home about as far as…read moredecor or atmosphere, as everything is outdoor seating, no frills, no worries. You walk up and pay for your food and then wait around aimlessly for them to call out your order. Gotta stay close by because they don't have a microphone system. After you get your tacos, it's off the the condiment bar. There, you take your pick of onions, cilantro, limes, and radish. Plus the classic red and green salsas! Then off the sea of picnic tables, that are surprisingly well lit, even into the wee hours of the morn! Then it's off to chow town you go, because these tacos are salty and delicious! I highly recommend the lengua! They are moist and not chewy, cooked to perfection. The name doesn't lie, these tacos are Los mejores! The Best!!!

We came here at 1:30 AM, very tired after a very long day of travel. Arturo's was open, available,…read morefresh and amazing. There was a language barrier but that didn't matter at all. We got exactly what we wanted. When the food was ready one of the staff made me a plate of extras (cilantro, onions, etc) from the self serve station. Excellent food, even better service. We will be back!

CJ's Tacos is a hidden gem! I tried the shrimp, fish, and al pastor tacos, and every one of them…read morewas amazing. Everything tasted fresh, the tortillas were delicious, and the flavors were on point. The shrimp was perfectly cooked, the fish was light and flavorful, and the al pastor was tender, juicy, and seasoned just right. The salsa definitely had some heat, but it was absolutely delicious and complemented the tacos perfectly. If you like a little spice, you're going to love it! You can tell they use quality ingredients and put care into every order. It's hard to pick a favorite because they were all so good. If you're in Austin and craving fresh, flavorful tacos, CJ's Tacos is a must-try. Easy 10/10 highly recommend, and I'll definitely be back!

CJ's Taco Truck serves Tex-Mex styled tacos with honest work…read more The tacos are filled and full of flavor. You can sit at the outdoor patio or grab your order for to go. I ordered the Suadero, Bistec, Campechano, and Al Pastor Tacos. Friendly service and stuffed tacos.