Tortilleria Rio Grande

Pflugerville Location #3 First impression was great. Bright and clean dining area, friendly staff, and a really nice salsa bar. The 2 stars are for the atmosphere and appearance. Note: this is a counter-order restaurant and youre called up to get your food when it's ready. Where they fell short was the food. Everything we ordered was bland except for the salsas, which were very good. They sell those in larger containers to take home and are worth a try. The best thing there besides the salsas were their house made chips. Unfortunately they charge for those. There was nothing really bad about the food, but there wasn't anything that makes me want to give them a another try. There is potential here but our hopes were higher when we walked in.

I had some Hispanic worker friends that I was on a team with recommend this tortilleria as the best one in Austin. I ate there, and I continue to go back and buy their fresh daily made corn tortillas. Both their prepared food and their fresh tortillas!

This place is so good. If you're looking for authentic Mexican food this is the place. They make their tortillas and salsas in house. You can even buy some fresh corn or flour tortillas or salsa to go. I highly recommend it.

Great breakfast tacos. Had the bacon and the sausage. Watched the tortillas being made right in the restaurant. Everything was prepared fresh, which meant it took a little longer than expected, but the results were worth the wait.

This place is SO GOOD. Everything is made fresh in house. It’s a super quaint on the inside. Family owned and operated. I definitely will be back

AWFUL!!!!!!! Bland and wayyyyyy too expensive!!!!!! Was recommended and we’re so disappointed

The breakfast tacos were Amazing! You won’t be disappointed.

I didn’t got what I asked for also one of the attendants drop off my food. I had to pay again for the food and they gave the wrong order again. When I complained with the person in charge she was very rude, fix my order but charged me 1 more dollar because one of the items it was expensive. And once again I had to wait. The food is good but no that good . Doesn’t worth the bad service

Not the best neighborhood - BUT super authentic and delicious! We came here because I was really craving some homemade tortillas. This place came up and I had to try it. Everyone had masks on except for the few people that were eating. You have to spend at least $5 to be able to pay with a credit card. We bought some homemade salsa as well and it had the perfect amount of kick to it! The tortillas were delicious and had a great flavor. They were not thick like some homemade tortillas are... I highly recommend this place. There is plenty of parking and they are def doing everything they can to keep customers safe as far as COVID protocols go.

De la comida no tengo nada que decir, todo muy bueno. El servicio es lo que me cuesta mucho dejar pasar. La cajera desde el principio fue muy grosera, si estoy bien el recibo decía que se llamaba María J., no se como se llamaba la otra muchacha. Todo me lo decía a prisa y no podía ni terminar yo de hablar. Me senté y miré el recibo y mire que me cobraron dos bebidas cuando yo ordene una bebida, fui con la cajera y fui muy amable al decirle lo sucedido y luego nada más mira a su amiga, me voltea a ver y me dice espérame. Me dan mi comida y ya luego la muchacha me da mi dinero y le dije gracias. Por cierto la señora que me dio la comida fue más amable y fue muy cordial cuando le dije que me habían cobrado dos bebidas. A lo que quiero llegar es que no cuesta nada respetar y tratar con cortesía a la gente. Si no te gusta tu trabajo no es culpa de nadie y no tiene que ser una excusa para que trates a la gente como se te de la gana. Yo fui y traté de ser lo más amable porque no me gusta tratar así a la gente. Por favor, traten con cortesía a la gente, ser grosera no es algo por presumir, se ve feo y habla mucho de tu persona. Pero bueno que Dios bendiga a las dos muchachas y ojalá puedan ser mas amables con la gente y felices en sus trabajos

it's very hard to find REAL mexican food here in texas..... they didn't make burritos kind of odd for a so called mex place the salsa they had for sale was not good at all.. tortillas and chips is probably your best bet here

The tortillas and the food are delicious. Great attentiveness of service. The Chile relleno was amazing.

Our group of four ordered four breakfast tacos and four drinks and the total bill was $23. So while it is true that the wall menu doesn't list prices... it's a great deal for tasty tacos. It's hard to beat fluffy scrambled egg wrapped in fresh tortillas that are toasty warm. We were back again this morning buying more breakfast tacos. On my way into the shop, the guy coming said "this is the best taco shop in town!" I haven't been to all the local shops but from the look of the parking lot and the people inside at 7am they seemed to agree. Definitely going back.

Best flour tortillas ever, we buy 6packs at a time and freeze them. Frozen to hot griddle, they taste fresh, like homemade

Good, cheap, fast service. This place is authentic Mexican gorditas. Tortillas are delicious.

Food was good but overpriced. Service was lacking no chips at the table. The ambiance was loud due to the old fashioned tortilla maker machine. The worst is that they don't have prices on the billboard menu. Do not recommend.

One of my fav neighborhood spots. No frills dining but it's sooo good. Come early or there's a long line. I love the guisado verde de puerco con papa tacos, they have a nice spicy kick. They offer several different sauces and toppings at a self serve bar which is a nice touch. Their flour tortillas seem fresh and homemade. You can watch them in the back with their tortilla making machine.

This is a local favorite! They proudly sell authentic Mexican food, especially their gorditas with any of their wide array of salsas. Be prepared to hear your number in Spanish. Get homemade flour tortillas or homemade tortilla chips by the bag. It's hard to beat their $2 tacos. I LOVE the white cheese they use if you pay 50 cents more- worth it. I wanted to try something different this time and ordered their enchiladas rojas con pollo. It was yummy, and I especially love the beans and rice!

I didn't got what I asked for also one of the attendants drop off my food. I had to pay again for the food and they gave the wrong order again. When I complained with the person in charge she was very rude, fix my order but charged me 1 more dollar because one of the items it was expensive. And once again I had to wait. The food is good but no that good . Doesn't worth the bad service

I wanted to feel mad, crazy love for this place after reading the reviews. I like it, a lot. I'm just not going to marry the place. For you Mexicanos out there, here's the skinny after just one visit. I'll be back and will report further findings. - The corn tortillas have flour in them. Let's just call them tortillas híbridas. This makes for flakey corn tortillas but outstanding chips. - The Mexican "pink" rice is outstanding. - The chiles rellenos are filled with your choice of melty cheese or picadillo. They are beautifully bathed in a batter and fried but they come with no sauce! Still, at $7 for the chile, beans, chips and Mexican rice combo, this is a steal. Use take out and make your own sauce at home. - There are about six salsa choices... from spicy to "let's burn this city down." They roast their tomatoes (yum!). - The place was nearly full when we got there and nearly full when we left and this in the afternoon. Everyone there appeared to be Mexican. In short, there is much here that is worthy of 5 stars, but the place falters here and there.

Stopped in for a quick bite while waiting for a friend nearby just to check it out and was pleasantly surprised at the freshness of the homemade tortillas. The were spanking hot too! which means they came right off the press in the kitchen, which you could see the entire tortilla-making factory process right in front of you. There is a small bar of toppings that you could add to your items, but I didn't see it until after I was done so that was a bit disappointing, but trying just the tacos themselves with tortilla and meat was actually an experience in itself to really taste the individual ingredients. Prices are cheap, and it's not a fancy place but the food was authentic and homemade, so it was worth the experience of checking it out.

A coworker told me Rio Grande is the best for homemade tortillas. I finally had reason to go. I bought one package each of flour and corn. Flour tortillas come in a plastic bag w/their logo, but corn tortillas are only wrapped in white paper ... wonder why. That's okay, I can place them in a food storage bag. Corn tortillas had to be fresh, they were still hot! Corn tortillas about as thick as store bought but taste infinitely better. :) Plenty of salsas to choose from, I selected salsa de molcajete. OMG! It's so good! Plenty of "kick" and the more you eat, the more you mouth sizzles/burns. It will be used up in less than a week. I also ordered a queso y rajas gordita (no photo) .. it was not skimpy and tasted great! Small store, sign on door about mandatory masks. No floor stickers reminding people to physically distance but no need since not many people inside when I went.

Delicious Gorditas! Beans and Rice are also really good! Good service. Friendly and very clean!

The food is authentic Mexican I recommend it to everyone who wants a good Mexican meal. The service is nice. They have a nice ambiance they have some Spanish music playing In the background. I recomend

Great place! Food was better than good. Everything in the menu was good. I will be visiting again

Muy deliciosas las gorditas! Bastante variedad de guisos y todo bien fresco! Sabor auténtico de Zacatecas!

Unable to get food due to the location being closed. Although the operating hours states 6am & people being inside, the doors were locked. The sad part of it all was the fact that the people looked my direction and instead of opening the doors they continued to talk away. I waited for 20 minutes outside hoping they would open the doors but I was wrong. It is so disappointing to have experienced this. Do not recommend.

So delicious...extremely flavorful...amazingly fresh! These are just some of the words I can think of post-meal at Tortilleria Rio Grande. The chicken en mole gordita is as good as it can get. The plain pollo taco was anything but. When a taco joint can get a chicken taco right (not dry but deliciously flavorful) then you know that it's good. The variety of desayunos is also plenty. The salsa bar is fresh; my favorite being their fire roasted red tomato one. They also sell their salsas by the tub. The hubs had some delicious looking pork with nopales on flour. Horchata - refreshing. Coffee - hot. Just go already. You know you want to.

Salsas, many salsas, corn, Micha corns, totopos chips, masa, Arrina, chairs and tables, salt and pepper, tortilla machine, cabaneros and chicas

My favorite taco spot in Austin! My favorite are the Bistec Tacos! But I'll usually pick up a pack of their tortillas made in house too

This place was recommended to me after I asked around wanting to eat tacos from a place with homemade tortillas. Let's talk about their food. I ordered bean and cheese tacos and it took about 10 minutes to come. The tacos were hot and delicious. I mean really so good. Just exactly what I was looking for. The salsa bar is small. The green salsa was okay and the other red one with big chunks of stuff in it was blah. I love places with salsa bars but this bar didn't impress. Do not order their coffee. You can get better coffee at a 7-eleven. It was a waste. Order the bottled Mexican coke instead. I would have given it a 4 star had I felt welcome...I was not. I think if you don't speak Spanish, don't expect to be a part of the crowd. The girl at the counter spoke to me in Spanish but quickly switched to English once she realized I wasn't a Spanish speaker. Which was nice. However, the customers weren't really that friendly and one lady even stole my table to join it with another for her huge party. I thought that was rather rude. You don't bus your own trays. Which is good because I tipped. However, they do not come clean up quick. The place started filling up and four tables still had leftovers from previous patrons. The decor is basic and pretty bland. The music was fun. Think they were playing the radio at the right station. I will definitely get tacos from here again but probably to go and not dine in.

This is a great place with great homemade tortillas. The bistek tacos are so flavorful, tender, and yummie, just a real treat!! The green sauce is BOMB! I am not impressed with their barbacoa. Although well seasoned it didn't taste like barbacoa at all. I can't wait to get back and try more stuff!

Wow! This food is amazing. It's a very local authentic Mexican food place. Service isn't fast but it's well worth the wait as everything is made fresh! And there's homemade salsas & guacamole in the cooler to take home. Portions are large! Very shareable. And the best breakfast tacos ever!!

Awesome food here. Recommend the gorditas of chicharron and bean. Horchata is definitely home made and made right. They even have a arros com leche.

First thing I noticed is that this place is as legit as it gets. There's ice cream, Mexican candy, tortillas, tortilla chips, sodas for sale out in the front. I mean does it get any more legit than that?? Then there's a menu over the counter where they sell tacos, gorditas, and plates. A pretty good deal. A taco/gordita is about $2 something. I got 2 gorditas - 1 guisado and one pollo. The guisado was SO good. I mean I cannot wait to go back there and order 3 more of these. Additionally, the gordita is top notch. Wavering between the tacos and gorditas? GET THE GORDITA! You will not regret it. After ordering at the counter, they will call your number on your receipt in Spanish. It's ok, as long as you know basic spanish numbers you should be able to follow it, and they will check your receipt for you. 10/10 I will come back here because these satisfied my tacos cravings above and beyond. There's a Jack in the Box in front of it. Deciding between the two? Trying to decide if you want to get out of the car? Get out of the car and get some gorditas!!! There's a reason this place is rated so highly. You know the moment when you go out to eat and you realize that it was SO worth it to go out and eat? That you could never make something this good? That you could come here over and over and never get tired of it? Yes, that's this place for me. So get over here!

Pollo: Plato (meal plate) of Mole (rojo) red sauce not spicy with Mexican Yellow Rice and Refried Beans and fresh-scratch made flour tortillas (in the Tortilleria). Outstanding. Many other authentic menu choices. Best Mole Rojo ANYWHERE North of the MX Border. Value priced and large/generous portion of chicken (protein). Salsa Bar features In-house made fresh salsas and cut lime wedges. Try the salsa Verdi (green mild)...it's so refreshing & tasty! Self service: taking food and beverages to table for dine-in from the ordering counter/ register; Tortilleria/restaurant has a huge carry-out business feeding Austin- area families with prepared fresh meals. (Location: In strip shopping center with Jabito Event Center, River City Bingo!, and a Subway franchise next to Ducats fine cycles/ motors of Austin.) A different twist from the Oahaxa, Mexico-inspired Mole recipe/formula (shredded chicken in chocolate-color spicy sauce).

The strange thing about this review is that since I found Tortilleria Rio Grande, I go here a lot, but am still fluctuating between a 3 and 4-star rating. How can I think about 3-starring a place I continually go to? Let me explain... First, I totally don't mind the counter-service ordering, and having to pick up my own when my number is called. Make no mistake. This isn't really a restaurant. It's a tortilla factory that happens to serve food. The sheer volume of people coming to grab freshly made tortillas, and the parade of folks picking up coolers filled with tortillas (and barbacoa) on a Saturday afternoon for their abuela's 80th birthday party, family reunion picnic, or quinceañera, is quite impressive. Seeing the coolers just lined up in the back hallway cracks me up. And speaking of counter-service... for Pete's sake, just hold onto your receipt. You'll have to be fluent in Spanish enough to identify the last two digits of your order number when it's called, and it will be inspected when you get to the counter to grab your stuff. Just think of it as the Costco exit, and you'll be fine. I've never had a "language issue" when ordering. What keeps me coming back to this little hole-in-the-wall? Easy. Possibly the best corn tortillas I have ever had. And this is coming from a flour tortilla slut. The refried beans are also very tasty. I crave the bean and cheese "gordita" (though I wish it had a TOUCH more bean/cheese), which is like a "bean/cheese sandwich" but made with slightly thicker (yet light) hand-pressed corn tortillas. My wife describes the picadillo (ground beef) enchiladas as "the best enchiladas she has ever had". At around $7, it's an artistic looking plate (well, styrofoam container, if you're getting to go) that is easily two meals for her. So, to summarize, what's great? - the corn tortillas, which for a gluten-free person like my wife, is huge - the beans - the white "Mexican" cheese - the bean and cheese gordita or the enchilada plate, made with said corn tortillas, beans, and "queso blanco" - the bags of chips. Simple quartered corn tortillas, fried and salted. And by "simple", I mean "horrifically delicious". It will pain me the next time I have to eat "Tostitos" at someone's party. - the vibe... Seeing so many families makes me smile - the prices (though at almost 2 bucks, and the same cost as the dinner tacos, the breakfast tacos are about 25 cents or so more than I'd expect) What's not so great? - the wait. I think they only have the one lady working the kitchen. So the food comes out in order, and I'm not sure she is multitasking much. I expect a 15-20 minute wait whenever I go. And with only a short bench and nine tables, there isn't a lot of place to wait for your to-go order. - the temperature. The AC can probably keep up with summer heat OR the heat from the tortilla machines, but not really both. It can get quite warm on a summer afternoon when both machines are pumping. - the flour tortillas. I'm just not in love with them. They're a little too smooth and a little less flavorful than I'd want them to be. - the breakfast tacos. At least the time I tried, the eggs were a little overdone/browned, which is criminal. So, grab a bottle of Mexican Coke and your lunch/dinner, or just stop by for your corn tortilla/chip needs. 3 1/2 stars, rounded up to 4.

Can I start this review by giving six stars to this place? ****** They make their tortillas fresh on site right there in the kitchen. Those tortillas roll right into your plates with amazing choices of Flavorful meats & fixings from the salsa bar. Service with a smile ..!!! Must have the roasted salsa & chips..!!

It's close to 3.5 stars, definitely better than just A-OK. And if I'm ever in the area in need of some breakfast tacos I'd definitely hit this place up. So let me work my way up the scale: The ambiance: 2.5 stars. It's not pretty, it's plain with hard tables and chairs, nothing special, and A/C-? Fuggetaboutit. Clean bathrooms? Ehhh. The service: 3 stars. Not too friendly or overly helpful. The downer here was there were only 2 customers (including me) and it took forEVA to get my 2 breakfast tacos. I mean forEVA, and nobody seemed to care. It's like I got lost into the Abyss. The food: 4 stars. I got 1 egg & bacon and 1 egg & potato, one flour and the other corn. Both tortillas were the highlight - - fresh and they were making them right there in front of me. I got a good amount of egg but the bacon was greasy and chewy - - ehhh. Not very appetizing. Salsa / Condiment bar is awesome - - help yourself to red (the best) and green, plus limes, onions, and cilantro. I love it when I can choose my condiments, and I love their red sauce (it's like roasted). The price: 4.25 stars. It's competitively priced here, I'd say good value for the $. If it wasn't for that then I probably wouldn't be back, but I felt like I got my money's worth even though no one smiled at me or asked me for my name. The Don'ts - - - Don't take your date here, unless you're past that "getting-to-know-each-other" phase and she's hooked on you so she'll be more accepting of your decisions and that you're really a paycheck to paycheck dude. - Don't show up here with your large intestine already full and ready to unload. Take care of it at home before you head out, capiche? - Don't expect to get good tasting tap water here. I asked for water, she charged me $0.93 for bottled water, I was like - cold tap water please - she reimbursed me but gave some of that lovely tasting Austin tap water. And it was warm. I dumped it in the bathroom sink - - Thank you. - Don't expect any TLC or special attention. It's kinda all business here. A team is constantly working on making tortillas and the kitchen staff are cooking their butts off. Order your food and wait (forever) until they call your order #.

DO NOT come here if you are looking for barbacoa! Came here due to the great reviews and one in particular that said they make great barbacoa. Barbacoa is either cheek or tongue meat, what we got was obviously stewed chuck meet. It was tough, brown (not black like barbacoa always is) and tasted blander than my mother in law's worst cooking. Take a 20 dollar bill, pour some salt and salsa on it and eat it, you money I'll be better well spent.

No way food was not good at all, meat was not fully cooked the place across the street is so much better

Needs bigger salsa dishes, feel silly tryna dip this chip... BYOBowl for salsas. Whoa, churros with 4 different cream fillings, made my day. They have homemade tortillas, corn and flour, sets them a rank above most mexican places. Longish wait, order at the counter and then keep an eye out, you have to go back to the counter for the food pick-up. Great chips and 4 unique salsas, this place is legit! Try the beef tongue, it was like moist pot roast! Mole is good, too.

ok here we go.. I rarely have time in my household to make myself breakfast..I mean let's face it. I have 2 kids, a hubs, who many times, acts as my 3rd child. So.. between cooking, cleaning, tending to 3 kids, and trying to find a moment of "mommy me" time.. screw making breakfast, or at least of those meals.. could be lunch sometimes. IT is much easier to grab something in the AM, not to mention, I love tacos.. and I love trying different ones. After wanting to finally, hit up the Taco Durango truck I've seen so many times on the corner of Lamar and Parmer and finding out it inst there... ?? I immediately searched for something in close proximity. Here I am.. **Please NOTE*** This place is located directly behind the Jack in the Box on Braker Lane, just East of 35. You DO NOT have to go thru the apartment complex to get here, like Map Quest sent me.. ugggh... I was so uneasy with this.. anyhow. The place is all "yellowed" out.. you cant miss it for your life.. Dan B posted a pic of the front, go look...it still looks like that! There is store front parking, but be mindful when parking in front of the other businesses signs... they don't too terribly much like it! When I walked in: It was quiet. Only 2 tables occupied. Seemed roomy enough. There was a bowl of freshly fried chips and salsa to try, which I thought was pretty neato! The decor is not appealing in anyway, but makes for a very Authentic setting. The music was right in line... it was nice. Seemed very laid back. Definitely nothing fancy or to brag about. I peeked at the menu, waited for someone to come, but no one did... I was Ok with that because being my first time, I was kind of enjoying checking everything out without being rushed... The girl finally came out and I ordered. I paid and I sat and waited. And waited. ....And waited..... So while I was "waiting" I noticed the machinery used for the tortilla making...man, they must make A LOT of freaking tortillas to have this.. pretty impressive. I notice the lunch side of the menu as well, namely the Barbacoa with "no cow head" printed under it? Really? what is this I wonder? Keep looking around. Saw the filled churros they offered, the salsa bar, some other things next to churros.. not sure what they were, but they looked good.. nice and "carby". Peeked at the restrooms... YIKES.. hold it til you get home! For sure. I mean if you HAVE TO.. I suppose.. but I wouldn't. Took a seat.. and waited some more.. wow. This is taking forever. Finally, the girl from the kitchen brings out the food, now, I'm no expert, but I will tell you there was nobody in that store waiting on food before I got there. While I was there the table that was already seated and eating a man went back to the counter and ordered something to go.. 10 minutes after I was there another man came in and placed an order to go as well. It is truly mind blowing how long it takes for these "tacos" to come out...?? She hollered something in Spanish... I could not understand, sorry. Its hard. Be prepared. And HAVE YOUR RECEIPT.. she checks them. I asked about the "no cow head" and she explained its brisket, not part of the head (which is typical Barbacoa) As I mentioned I would be back to try that.. she insisted I try a sample now.. well... SURE thank you so much! A bit dry alone, but on a taco..Im guessing just fine! Overall experience: Wait time was a little crazy, but the food was great. The tortillas are really really very delicious! Corn and flour both. The beans were good, the egg was good.. the salsa was fantastic, spicy, but boldly flavored and I was able to tolerate it. I enjoyed my breakfast enough to go back again. I want to to go back for lunch as well!

The place is very Mexican, very fresh and very tasty. They have a vast order of tacos, from breakfast to lunch/dinner, and gorditas. They vary from tongue, picadillo, chicharron en salsa verde, barbacoa, etc. While you order, behind the counter is a larger than life tortilla machine making fresh tortillas to be sold by the kilogram. The place is a bit rundown, hence the lack of five stars, and should have somebody cleaning the tables but, everybody enjoys their time in there, there is no rush, we are in Mexico time ! The girl that works the register, at least that day, was very friendly and had a very coquette rose on her hair, come on, that is so folkloric and beautiful. Go and enjoy great tacos and gorditas, and experience being in a little Mexico while in Austin.

Does not get more authentic than this. First off, they make their chips, flour, corn, and gorditas by hand. All equally delicious. They also serve some of the best salsas in town, specifically the molcajete (which they sell in bulk). They're also fresh and constantly refilled. We recommend the bean/cheese, barbacoa, lengua and picadillo tacos (or gorditas) because that is everything we tried. Next time we'll certainly try the rest of the menu. We made three separate transactions our first visit here because we kept wanting more and they did not disappoint. Oh and if you're not convinced yet, they have amazing flavored churros along with an array of Mexican sodas, including my favorite, the rare and elusive -- Joya Manzana (apple) soda.

Guidada had good flavor but tortillas were not good. Meal didn't come with chips & salsa. Gorditas didn't look like they were fried. Chicken gordita tasted like it was dry, unseasoned rotisserie chicken meat. No wonder nobody else was eating here

The Gorditas are amazing.. Get the desebrada, not chicken. Will be coming back to try others.. They make their own tortillas in house.. Will prob meet up others here for breakfast tacos before a weekend ride.

Authentic Mexican Food! Gorditas & Tacos!!! And the workers were super nice! Great salsas & plenty of drink options.

Just stopped by for brunch. The flour tortillas were good. But the picadillo and the desebreda meats were not worth buying again. I'm a healthy good food eater so I think I just have better taste for more delicious nutrition satisfying eats. The beans and rice were bland and cold. But the Salsa was delicious

I just moved here from Rhode Island and after 10 years of being away from amazing breakfast tacos, I was determined to find one close to my new home and this place is exactly what I was searching for. I ordered 2 chorizo, egg and bean tacos and 2 potato, egg, cheese, and bacon tacos. The tacos came out quickly and they were absolutely delicious. I have to say, the highlight was the different salsas they make in-house. There was one, in particular, that was the perfect blend of spicy and smoky. Needless to say, I ate the tacos for breakfast and dinner. I'm honestly surprised I didn't eat all 4 at once. I'll definitely be back to try their lunch offerings but for now, I highly recommend the breakfast tacos (available until 10:30 AM btw). Man, I missed Texas.

Good breakfast tacos and gorditas. Serious salsas. Mexican cokes & sodas. Churros tipico. My go to, to go item is the serious bang for the buck $2 stack of about 30 super fresh out of the machine, warm & delicious corn tortillas. Tortilleria Rio Grande #2 has the BEST in Austin fresh made tortillas & chips all aspiring and seasoned home (and working) chefs need for the backbone of any meal. TRG#2's masa masterpieces rolled up around some quality co-jack, a 1/2 lb. of Micklethwaite BBQ's godhead barbacoa, & all drenched in some homemade mole sauce will fo sho bring all the true we didn't cross the border the border crossed us hungry Texicans to the yard. It's enchilada time in the ATX ya'll! Usually packed on weekend breakfasts & lunches. Nice staff. Not fancy or hip. A place all hard working peoples can get some rib sticking good grub in their hungry bellies for a good competitive price. Don't overeat. Stay light & nimble for that Ducati you've been dreaming of taking on a test drive at the Ducati dealership that's a short walk to the west of TRG #2.

This place is no bueno. First off the bottled soda we got was not cold. I ordered a combo plate of enchiladas with red sauce. There was so much sauce that I could have used it on 3 more enchiladas. The beans were dry and the spanish rice was decent. I also ordered a brand and cheese gordita. It was more room temperature than anything else. There were hardly any beans in it, maybe half a teaspoon, if that. Lots of people coming and going. Perhaps their masa is good, but their food was unsatisfying.

I had two gorditas which were delicious. Not a very long wait time. Lots of options on the menu. They had a salsa bar for dine in. Lots of parking. Prices were great.

HELLO BEAUTIFUL WORLD, Want a little taste of Mexico? We simply enjoy this place for their organic tortillas and flours they are constant fresh and very reasonable so pop on by and enjoy Authentic tortillas:) I also like their roasted salsa!!!! Parking space is a little hard to find and don't park to another business spot YOU will get towed away SERIOUSLY!!!!!! We Love Keeping Austin Beautiful & Weird Keep Smiling!!!!!

Super authentic. I love going in and grabbing a pack of tortillas, Mexican coke, and some bulk pico and salsa. My favorites are the green avocado salsa and the molcajete. The pico is always great. They have pre bagged chips as well that are delicious and fresh. I've had the churros which were great, but definitely had been sitting awhile. I guess I've been spoiled by the freshness of everything else in the store - literally they are making the tortillas right in front of your eyes. Staff is always super friendly and welcoming. Can't wait to try more dishes.

4.5 stars. One of the closest things you can get to authentic mexican around here. Love the tacos and the queso fresco is very good and tastes fresh. Lacking awesomeness in the sauces, but everything else is great! Try the desebrada, barbacoa and guisado verde tacos with cheese on either tortilla. Both the corn and flower tortillas are fresh and delicious. My lady really enjoys the gorditas My goto taco joint

I came in here with a friend last week and I'm sorry but I wasn't horribly impressed. We ordered a smattering of different tacos - chicken in mole sauce, regular chicken, and steak and they were decent, but not fantastic. Maybe they're just different than I'm used to, and that's fine - not everything is my cup of taco but I just wasn't feeling it. The atmosphere was a little divey - and that's ok too - some of the divey-est places have great food. The staff was very helpful, as well as efficient. The place was clean, and there was ample parking. The price wasn't bad either - I think I paid around $8 for three decently sized tacos. So, I'm giving three stars here. It was alright to try, but I probably won't be back.