“These tacos are ON POINT! I can’t believe he doesn’t have a whole building dedicated to this (although the stand does feel a bit more homemade/genuine). The sauce selections slap, the tacos come out flavorful and the price is just Love!“
“This is another stand of El Becerrito (I see another reviewed on Yelp in Uptown). I think I've noticed them driving by before, but more recently this past Friday after the bitter cold two days, I was reminded that I should make a stop. I think the stand is here primarily Mon-Fri and they start in the mornings I believe, early enough for breakfast. Street was clear enough this morning that even if you were driving, it should be easy enough to park and pickup. Tacos are $2.50 each and come with onions and cilantro if you choose, and your choice of red or green salsa. A lime is thrown in on the side and you could eat there fresh or get it to go. They put it on a styrofoam plate for me to go with foil - next time I'll just have them foil it. Great option for a quick pickup on a street full of tacos (you can get cabeza at some of the other local taquerias).“
“Prices are high but the food was pretty good! Fresh avocado on our taco bowls and real strawberries in the smoothies — for a stall by the side of the lake, there are so many choices and the ingredients are fresh and crisp! Highly recommend — in the heat of the sun, a chilled cup of fruit and a strawberry icee are exactly what we needed.Vegetarian options: Vegetarian options for all Tex-mex options“
“Good cheeseburger! Visited on a Wednesday afternoon. There was no wait to order food and the staff was pleasant. Had to wait while the food was prepared, as expected, and the food was good. There are a few tables but we opted to just walk down to the lake and eat there. Would visit again.“
“Our friend used to bring us tamales from the tamale lady and today I finally went over myself. She is literally on the corner of the street under some tents/umbrellas (it was raining today). I went around 8:20am on a Friday. There was somewhat ample street parking around. She accepts cash, there is a chase bank right next to her. The regular(red and green) tamales are $2 each. They also have sweet ones!! Pineapple and strawberry. There are some special ones she has only on weekends, those are $5 each. They were super nice! They speak English and Spanish. I'll be back.“