El Taco Tejano Cafe

Taco Tejano has some delicious breakfast tacos. I always get the same thing, and the clerks are always perky and nice when I go in the mornings. When I lived in Seguin, this business served the best breakfast tacos that I had ever tasted! Too bad they are closed on Sundays, because I always needed a taco before work. They will never lose my business, and they serve Seguin well.

Barbacoa excellent there carne guisada is good also.
Tortillas are excellent
It’s all good here were quit lucky to have four or five awesome tex mex places in Saigon Texas
This one being in my top two.

Best breakfast tacos in the tri county area… The lunch menu is delishious and AUTHENTIC too !!! Home made delishious tortillas, home made salsa, and delishious filling in their tacos make this the perfect breakfast tacos! Hard to find for 1^st timers (small sign), but so worth it ! Their cheeseburgers are even phenomenal and VERY filling! Made fresh from scratch daily and not even pricey. Limited seating inside of what used to be an old Dairy Queen years ago, drive thru moves along pretty good, despite being full of cars most peak times of mornings. If yer looking for the best damn breakfast tacos EVER, check em out, if you want fancy-​schmancy atmosphere and white linen table cloths and waiters, stay away this place ain’t for you ! In a town chock full of taco joints, this place stands tall as the best in town.

Stopped at this little gem on our way to Port Aransas. Looked up some Unilocal reviews for restaurants nearby. Glad we stopped in here. The hot sauce is the bomb. Carne guisada taco with cheese is definitely the way to go. The hubs got the crazy taco and its super delicious as well (it comes with all their meats, potatoes, eggs, beans and cheese.) Tacos are huge for us and well worth the price. Super fresh tortillas! Yes please! Definitely worth trying if you get the chance!

This place is so good they don’t even have a sign out front. I do find the prices a bit higher than other places such as a dollar forty three for a bean and cheese taco when other places might be $ 0.99, but the drive thru is packed.
The barbacoa taco was more refined and less gamey than other places. It almost tasted like pot roast, and there was no gristle or mystery parts in it. Tortillas were excellent along with the green sauce on the tables, which was spicy.
The polish sausage and egg taco was good, but the eggs were white, a sign that they were mixed with a lot of milk or water. They charge for everything: onions, cheese, pico, extra salsa, and jalapenos. As mentioned earlier, the taco prices are higher than other places, but the food is very good, and I appreciate that these people should be able to charge commensurate with the food quality and flavor.
So along with Taqueria Mexico Lindo, also in Seguin, I shall sample other taquerias in this mecca of fine mexican food.

This is a nice little place that I’ve been to a few times. I just found the name of this place, since there’s no sign. Christina is right, it’s an «old run down Dairy Queen», or a an old drive-​in. Despite not a sign, it’s easy to locate as it’s right across the street from ZDT’s Amusment Park.
You order up at the counter and take a seat and wait. Oddly, there’s no chips and salsa. I even asked if you could order chips, but no chips.
I get two enchiladas, rice and beans. Despite being a big eater, three enchiladas would be too much. Their cheese enchiladas are just about right. The right mix of cheese, chili gravy, and grease. Not too much, not too little. The rice and beans are a good compliment to the enchiladas. There’s a bottle of green hot saue on the table. And it’s a pretty good taste and heat to it. Now, if they only made chips! I had the «hamburger» taco once, and it was the weak link here. Now, I stick to the enchiladas.
This place breaks the trend, and takes cash and credit. Usually, the best places take cash only.

Christina was spot on… grab a carne guisada with cheese. I woke up craving it this morning so I’m about to make the 15 minute trek to get it. Trust me, it’s worth it. Best I’ve ever had. I can’t vouch for anything other than the carne guisada with cheese and the delightful green sauce. Gotta run and grab my tacos!
EDIT: The thoughts of carne guisada caused me to rush through my first run at this review. I just got back from my journey… and let me tell you, nothing has changed. Those tacos are like crack.
If you have never been to Seguin, a quick glance will confirm that the number of taco shacks per capita is pretty astounding. In fact, El Taco Tejano has at least 4 competitors within a 100 yd radius. As of this writing, there was no signage outside but the parking lot was full. As a point of reference, Taco Tejano is directly across from ZDT and resides in an old Dairy Queen building (Google Maps is a bit off on location).
This place meets all of my criteria (see Monterrey Café review) except that there are no waitresses. As an added bonus, at any given time there are at least 2 grandmas making tortillas in the kitchen the old fashioned way… no machines, no scales, just skill and a little love.
Make the trip and thank me later…

You’d never know it by the looks of the place, in an old run down Dairy Queen, but the tacos here are out of this world. Homemade tortillas are outstanding. My favorite is the Carne Guisada and Cheese. Be prepared that it’s gonna take a while to get your tacos… this is no Taco Cabana. But they are worth the wait!