El Taquito Aviles

I’ve eaten here a few times. The tacos are good. The tacos aren’t big so get a few with some green sauce on the side. I also got the tortas once but I wasn’t a big fan. Gorditas are ok. I would suggest bring cash. I’ve never tried paying with card.
Pina agua naturales (pineapple juice) is good too. Not out of this world good just good.
I usually show up here on a weeknight around 10:30pm. The owner’s English wasn’t like amazing but she knew enough to take my order.

So love this place.
We just moved into a neighborhood close by and frankly we’ve been a bit nervous about our lack of spanish speaking skills. The hubs is Icelandic and my brain is filled with trying to speak ‘Scandinavian’ fluently so spanish got the bum end of my attention.
Got to the trailer and it took someone a while to take my order. I got so nervous that I nearly turned around back to my car because I didn’t really know much of what was on the menu save 3 basic taco dishes.
Just before I lost my nerve the friendliest man addressed me– first speaking spanish then realizing I didn’t– spoke perfect english but continued to try and encourage/​teach me. He kept calling me mama and making me feel so welcome.
I ordered the Fajita and the Barbacoa taco. They are tiny. But 2 tacos at $ 3.50 is a deal in my book so next time I’ll order 4 and call it a meal for the hubs and I.
The red salsa is awesome. Spicy and unique– slightly more light hot sauce but without the vinegar punch.
These gringos will be back!

this review is a yr late. i came across this taco stand due to my sensitivity to smell (i was pregnant). my partner and i went to target right across the taco stand. let me tell you ever since that day i been hitting it up. they have remodeled and upgraded the trailer since then. they have great tortas, the bread is evenly toasted. on cold days they make champurrado, and its delicious. i had their menudo. my boyfriend loves their barbacoa tacos, and so does several of my friends that i have introduced to this place. the aguas frescas are ok, i would prefer Horchata since its a staple drink with tacos, but they do carry the goo ol’ mexican coke and it make the taco experience better. the trailer may not be located in the greatest area, but the tacos are slammin.

Best taco trailer service in Austin. Hands down.
I came over here during my break from work today and I’m so happy that I did! The owner couldn’t be nicer. I ordered 2 barbacoa tacos and he gave me one for free! They were delicious. He also made me some fresh pineapple juice which was amazing.
I couldn’t eat all the tacos and when I asked for a bag he took them back and wrapped them up for me.
Excellent service and damn good tacos. What more could you want?

I’ve been by here 3 – 4 times, and the guy knows me by sight.
Plus, he’s coming to hear my band practice this weekend, and bringing beer.
LOVE it!
So, this is a little taco cart, basically, at the Citgo station on the corner of Ohlen and Peyton Gin. Nice guy owns it, and the food is DAMN good!
First time, breakfast tacos. Nopalitos and eggs. Potatoes and eggs.
Second time, Chicken Fajita Tacos with grilled onions.
Third time (I took some friends) we tried the Barbacoa (my friend ate like 5 tacos!), and the Chivo (Lamb or Goat, I can’t remember but it f-​ing rocked!).
They offer red and green salsas. Red is hotter, but both are tasty.
Word to the wise, they’ll likely speak to you in Spanish first. Once my Spanish ran out, they started speaking to me in more English. Hopefully, my spanish will get better, but this is, in my opinion, the way it should be at a place like this.
It’s not enough to move me away from the pseudo veggie side of things, but I’ll definitely be back.
Tonight, he asked me what was going on with the lack of business, so I figured I’d check Unilocal.No profile, so here you go Austin! Good taco!
Oh, and on the other side of the parking lot is a place that makes FRESH Aguas Frescas. From scratch. The taco place makes them too, but I can’t yet speak to their quality.