Sergio’s Tacos

My go to taco truck… or trailer. Consistently great breakfast tacos. Tortillas are homemade and fresh ingredients. The migas is the best around and the carne guisada melts in your mouth. The verde salsa could be a bit spicier but plenty flavorful. Keep up the great work Sergios!

Ok so they were kind of good, but so not worth it. I waited 10 minutes for my taco, which honestly should not have taken that long to make!

My regular place for breakfast tacos! The Menudo on Saturday is also great!
You can’t go wrong at this place. Homemade tortillas, great tacos and great prices!

This is my kind of place. Tacos served out of an Airstream. Great food at great prices.

Best Tacos for miles! Love the Menudo as well! You can’t go wrong here. Take it from a taco head, Sergio’s rules.

This tiny place has some great tacos. I have had almost half the menu so far. It’s always very good. It’s easy to pass them but do your self a favor and turn back for the «combo» is big enough to fill you up.

Great tacos. food was cooked to order and no long wait. They were very fast. awesome hot sauce. Next time you are near Canyon Lake hit Sergios up but ger there early as they close at 1pm

these folks sling some pretty authentic tex mex, which is rare at canyon lake. the carne guisada was very authentic, and breakfast tacos also. homemade tortillas, as it should be, glad you’re here.

Woo hoo, thank you to our seasoned «guides» for bringing us here for breakfast. I came out to southwest on a kayaking trip for my first time, but my friends who organize the trip have been making the trek for 20 years. The trip didn’t happen the previous two years so Sergio’s has been here at least that long since my friends had been here before. I’m shocked it has no reviews. This place is damn good!
The eggs in the tacos were just amazing. So rich and flavorful. A standard taco is 1.70, for one «meat» (including beans or potato for the vegheads out there) and cheese. It costs a bit more to add salsa and guacamole to the tacos so you’re actually looking at about $ 2.50 each since you’d be crazy not to add those. The food was just so yummy. A true Tejas Taco Trailor.
There was also a friendly shop kitty roaming around the yard. I’m guessing maybe the owners also own the antique shop next door since they all appeared to share a lawn. There was a slight language barrier, and it didn’t occur to me to speak Spanish (I’m conversational) until I was basically done ordering. I asked for corn tortillas, but received flour instead. If not for this minor glitch, there’d be five stars reflected up there.