Taqueria el Milagro

Great little restaurant near big bend national park. Server was friendly and quick. Food was delicious. Outdoor seating with cover. Worth stopping for dinner.

TL;DR: Fast, yummy food after a day of hiking. Good place to sit and eat. Tacos were about 2 bites at $3 a taco. Portion sizes weren’t the biggest but weren’t small. Would recommend it to a friend. Specific Foods: Tacos: 8.1/10 Enchiladas: 8.8/10 Corn: 1/10 Special Attention: Bring your own beer. General Wait Time for 1/2 dishes: 5-10 minutes Room For Improvement: Corn was not cooked properly. It was really hard to eat.

It’s BYOB and the food is great. Tacos and salsas are on point, they also had a solid guacamole dip. Their corn tortillas are home made. Friendly staff and excellent service.

The best horchata and tacos al pastor I’ve ever had in the US! The food is like you’re really in Mexico!! The elote corn was fresh and flavorful! Would eat here again in a heartbeat. The tacos were served with different spicy sauces, pickled spicy red onions, and pico. The horchata was so amazing that I had to have another one to go. I’m already wishing I had another one right now! The outdoor seating was enjoyable with the breeze and fans even in the hot evening summer weather. A must try if you enjoy authentic Mexican food!

Good fajitas, good tacos, good salsas,good service, and great lemonade. We barely had a wait. Highly recommend!

Maybe it was because I came here after several days in the wilderness, but it was the best taco experience of my life. Ordered five tacos and liked them so much I asked for two more. I’m still thinking about the shrimp tacos days later.

Delicious! We got chicken tacos, chips and guacamole, and elote for dinner. Very friendly staff. Pick a table to sit and they’ll come to you! It’s BYOB and they even have a drive thru!

The Al pastor tacos were some of the best I ever had. Minus one star for service however, place was not too busy and we felt like more of a bother than a valued customer.