Taqueria Poblana

Great food, excellent service. We love the seafood soup and birria tacos.

Absolutely the best tacos in town, flavor, spice, authenticity , all of it, the BEST, I come through here every time I get the chance! If you're akin to spice make sure and tell them, these bad boys pack a punch!

Great food. Convenient location. Friendly service. Stop by and give them a try.

I drove 2 hrs just to eat here all the way from Livingston Tx....Well worth it, I read some of the other reviews specially the 1 🌟.....People just don't know Authentic Mexican Food Like Street tacos and everything else......don't pay attention to them Try them out and you will see and taste with your own mouth......Highly Recommend Estan Riquisimos.

Luis at Taqueria Poblana is so kind. Food is so good I had dinner here last night and breakfast this morning. Absolutely worth stopping by. Best Tacos in town.

The best Al Pastor Tacos in the Brazos Valley. Not over priced for the amount of food you get. The grilled onions, jalapenos and fresh cucumber and radishes make it great. Better to do pick up seating is limited.

If y'all haven't tried it yet need to best tacos I tried in the BCS area and super friendly workers will most definitely be back soon

Delicious 🌮’s, they come 4 in one order with grilled onions and roasted jalapeño pepper served with fresh cucumber and radish slices and lime to squeeze on your tacos if desired. I will be coming back for more tacos 😋

After 4+ years of owning a weekend property in the Bryan/College Station area , this is my select go to taqueria! Yes I have been looking for the ONE! And this is it. All the food is freshly prepared, home-cooking style, including, YES the tortillas! I get breakfast and lunch in one spot. My photos do not do it justice. The service is very good. The people are very nice. Everyone smiles at you. My husband and I ordered tacos and the packed separately, so we know which are mine and his. Thats a nice touch. The place is small but the smell of fresh food cooking is the ambiance! Try it!

Just had a breakfast taco. It was the best. Nicest ladies. Will be back for sure. Next time to have dinner.

Flavor: 4/5 Quality: 4/5 Portions: 4/5 Hospitality: 5/5 Cleanliness: 3/5 Atmosphere: 2/5 Cost: $ (affordable) My order: pastor & asada tacos This place is totally unsuspecting tucked in a gas station. One of the best taco places in town. The pastor is freshly cut off the spit, they chop it up in front of you. Pineapple included. All of the sauces are flavorful, I love the brown smokey one the most. I'd say this is a 4 star place if it was in a traditional restaurant setting, but because it's in a gas station it's just worth that extra 5 for going above and beyond.

I stopped by Taqueria Poblano on my way to a home inspection the other day. TBH, I didn't even know that the taqueria was in the building until I pulled into the Exxon. I loved the setup of the tiny shop with the standard selection of meats including asada, pollo asada, homemade chorizo, and a trompo. 3 street-style tacos were just shy of $9 after tax. Their garnish bar had a number of items, including spicy pickled carrots (Zanahorias en escabeche) which were very good. I'm pretty stoked about having a legit street-taco place located a mile from my new home. I will defintiely be back here.

Tacos al pastor straight off the trompo! A rare find in BCS as most al pastor tacos here are made in the Tex-Mex kind of way. They're a little small for the price, but well worth it. Don't let the fact that it's at a gas station fool you! The food is delicious and, it's run by two very friendly women from Puebla who know their way around a kitchen.

This tiny place is connected to a gas station convenience store so it is easy to miss. We went at an odd hour and the 2 people working there were eating their own lunches when we went in, but we were greeted warmly and patiently. I didn't see anything resembling a menu, but we were told that at that time they only had trompo tacos, tortas, and quesadillas. We got 2 taco plates, that come with 4 tacos per serving plus a bunch of fixings (cucumber, radish, grilled jalapeño, grilled onion, and a generous amount of lime) which is awesome. The food was tasty and fresh but I think she forgot to give us pineapple after specifically asking me if I wanted it and I said yes. Sad. There is a help yourself salsa bar which is also wonderful (they are all good and have varying spice levels). The total was just under $20 for 8 mini tacos, which seems a bit pricey to me. If you're looking for delicious and freshly prepared Mexican food, you won't be disappointed here. However, the location and lack of listed menu items and prices may leave you feeling less than fulfilled if those kinds of things matter to you as a part of the dining experience.

Absolutely, positively THE BEST breakfast tacos and salsas around. I look forward to visiting our son for two reasons, of course #1is seeing him but a close second is for Taqueria Poblana's tacos. While I've not tried their lunch/dinner tacos if they're anything like the breakfast tacos you cannot go wrong.

YUMMMM! One of the best chili rellenos I've EVER had! Perfect batter, served hot. The salsas were pretty good too but not super spicy. I am taking back any negative feelings I had about Mexican food in Texas after this place. Others in my group had burritos and they were huge! We all left very full and happy. - attached to gas station - very limited bar style seating

it seems my second job is to find new taquerias in BCS and report on them. Well, someone's gotta do it, lol. Honestly had low expectations for this one; it seems tiny and spartan and just opened (i may have been the first customer in fact). I sson realized it was like eating in a Mexican grandmother's kitchen. In fact a Mexican grandmother was there. As you can see from the pic, pastor is their thing, but they were not set up yet (this weekend I'm told). I had chicharrones, and a chicken in spicy sauce (see pics). The former was meltingly tender, the latter was delicious, spicy, unique. The oily red sauce is one of the most unique and spicy in town. They were out of corn tortillas, but the flour ones were homemade and as good as I've had here. Can't wait to go back and try the pastor.

Went a bit after 1pm they gave me good service but the food was to expensive. The rice had too much green beans and the picadillo well let's say it was more like a potato and veggies stew because that's what it was large pieces of potatoes bell pepper and onions barely any meat. Total was $15 for the plate and a carne asada taco. It's Not worth paying that much for it. Definitely don't recommend and I'm not going back. This is my third time. First time when they opened everything was great, second time they started to slack off this time was the worst that's why I finally said it's time for a Yelp review. I will go back if they get better again.

I live down the street from here and saw it opened up not to long ago. I finally got to try it and I got a to go order of the tacos pastor and they were damn good. Onions, cilantro, radishes , and limes they gave me were very fresh considering I ordered my food 10 min before they closed. All the employees were nice and friendly to. I'm definitely going tomorrow morning for breakfast tacos to try them out. I'm hopping they are as good as these pastor tacos I'm giving them high expectations please don't let me down lol

What amazing place honestly!!! Just at the first time I walked in the smell of the food its just delicous and i cant even explain how juicy and full of flavor the tacos are just amazing .BLESSINGS.

The barbacoa is so JUICY and TENDER. The al pastor is actually roasted in on of those rotating ovens.

It's connected to the gas station. I came around 4pm and there was another customer in front of me. While I waited I was looking at their menu on the tv screen. The lady said oh we only have 4 things available right now. That seemed strange specially for a Saturday afternoon. Nonetheless I tried two fajita tacos and 2 pastor tacos. They come in the really small double tortillas you find from real taquerias. The fajita was fine, tender and had some grilled onions. The pastor was very dry and hard. It tasted as it had been there all day. It came with onions and cilantro and cucumbers, limes, and radishes on the side. They had 3 salsas the one I liked was the green one. It was very spicy but addicting. It seems like a promising place, they just need to have their items available. I sat inside the gas station store since they have bar stools there.