Veracruz All Natural
Mexican restaurant · South Lamar
4208 Menchaca Rd, Austin, TX 78704
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Highlights
This family-run truck at Radio Coffee serves some of Austin’s best breakfast tacos with fresh, flavorful, and vegan-friendly Mexican eats.
This family-run truck at Radio Coffee serves some of Austin’s best breakfast tacos with fresh, flavorful, and vegan-friendly Mexican eats.
"Three of the Veracruz locations — this at Radio in South Lamar, the downtown one within the Line Hotel, and the third in Tarrytown’s Littlefields — will be offering birria taco packs for the game. There’s the family pack option with tacos, consomes, and mix-ins for $55 or the smaller combination with two tacos, consome, and beans for $20. Takeout orders can be placed online for pickups on Sunday, February 11." - Nadia Chaudhury
"People often ask us where to get a good breakfast taco in Austin, and it takes about a split second to answer: “Veracruz.” And with about half a dozen locations around Austin, it's usually pretty convenient, too, including this location on the patio at Radio Coffee. The migas taco here sets the bar for all other migas tacos. Like Super Mario Bros. 3 or the brisket at Franklin Barbecue, they’re best-in-class—a legend. What makes these migas tacos so much better than all the other ones out there? The ingredients (the tortilla chips are homemade), the execution, and the attention to detail, with chips that manage to stay crunchy while soaking up the flavors of the egg and pico." - Nicolai McCrary
"Take the always-awesome Veracruz All Natural, which has several locations throughout the city. This includes the centrally located restaurant found right on Congress and East Cesar Chavez at the Line Hotel, but those looking for a more low-key affair should trek to the truck parked at South Austin cafe and bar Radio Coffee & Beer." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Veracruz co-owners sisters Reyna and Maritza Vazquez are driving this to-be-named project. Reyna and Maritza Vazquez agree, writing: 'There’s so much development happening in Austin right now. Rather than clear the property for maximum development, our goal is to build something in a minimal way that co-exists with the natural habitat. Our goal is to make something beautiful, something unique, and something delicious.'" - Nadia Chaudhury
"Itching for a Veracruz taco past 3 p.m.? Luckily the Manchaca Road truck dishes up Migas Poblanas until midnight seven days a week." - Darcie Duttweiler
