Gill S.
Yelp
If you want San Antonio style puffy tacos, but your stuck in Round Rock, this place is a great substitute! I will not vouch for the quality of every single thing they serve, but its simple down to earth diner food thats at least cooked right.
Coming in on a Thursday morning around 8AM, I was probably the youngest person under 40. everyone here is either retired or a blue collar worker. This certainly is not a trendy or hipster joint! The interior is like a sit down diner/dive with no atmosphere. The menu is ginormous and there is something for everyone, but I came specially for the puffy tacos.
I love that you can not only order puffy tacos at breakfast, but you can order specialty meats with it! I opted to order one a la carte as oppose to getting a plate. The barbacoa Puffy Taco is comparable to anything I can find within San Antonio. The taco itself was a golden brown, fluffy disk of sunshine! For anyone complaining that they are soggy, you either waited too long to eat them, or you caught them on a bad day. The barbacoa was beefy and wet. I wish there was some smoke flavor, but overall the meat hit the spot for me. I will admit that a barbacoa puffy taco IS GREASY! But its wasn't so greasy that I got a stomach ache or couldn't taste anything else. But if you have a sensitive gallbladder, get heartburn easily, or prefer leaner cuts of meat, don't even try ordering this. The fresh veggies and cheese are standard, but Ive seen situations where the veggies were warm inside the puffy taco. Luckily this was not the case. The only thing that tarnishes this taco is their guacamole. Either they are using week old avocados or it came from a bag. If you wanted a guacamole puffy taco, Id tell you stay away!
Their Sausage and Egg Breakfast Taco was not something that will have lines stretched across the parking lot for, but it hits the spot for eggs in a tortilla. The eggs were scrambled diner style, which means they use a generous amount of oil. The sausage didn't stand out as much as I wanted, but you could still tell they were there. The tortilla was actually soft and fluffy. They don't taste as if they are made in house, but these certainly are not mission tortillas. For what you get, its actually not bad. If youre already here and don't plan on going elsewhere, these are quite the humble offering.
They give you a sizable amount for a side of Refried Beans for 2 dollars. I like that they were the consistency of hot oatmeal, as oppose to hardened paste or straight liquid. These tastes like they add animal fat to them, which I appreciate.