"This Chestnut food truck from a mother-daughter duo specializes in Baja-style seafood, focusing on fried fish and shrimp tacos, cócteles de camarones, and crisp ceviche tostadas. The setup is casual with picnic tables and shaded seating, ideal for quick lunches or sunset snacks. Portions are generous, sauces are house-made, and the flavors are big, bright, and citrusy. It’s a reliable stop when you’re craving seafood without the sit-down commitment." - Darcie Duttweiler
"For Ensenada-style tacos, head to this Central East Austin food truck also found within the Arbor Food Park. The fried fish tacos are piled with cabbage, pico de gallo, and a mayonnaise-based sauce on a corn tortilla. Takeout orders can be placed in person, or stay and dine at the shared tables in true Austin fashion." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Located in a food truck park on the East Side, this Baja California-style taco truck has some caveats. It only pours up micheladas on weekends, and you’ll need to bring your own beer to spike it. Ensenada doesn’t sell alcohol, but that’s an easy fix. Pick up a six-pack at Quickie Pickie down the street to make your drink boozy. The miche comes in a large cup with a generous Tajín and chamoy rim. Pair it with Ensenada’s coastal Mexican fare — or make it a double feature with some of the highly lauded Mexico City-style tacos from Cuantos Tacos, which is steps away." - Reese Oxner
"A Mexican seafood taco truck run by Kristell Jean's grandmother, aunt, and mother. They serve a variety of dishes including empanadas, breakfast items, and pork belly. Kristell also sells her homemade brownies at the truck." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Focusing on Ensenada-style food from the namesake city in Mexico’s Baja California region, the East Austin food truck known for its seafood, the menu offers fried fish or shrimp tacos, as well as cócteles de camarones (shrimp cocktails) and ceviche tostadas. There are outdoor dine-in areas." - Darcie Duttweiler