“First, they make corn tortillas from scratch. Second, this is by far the tacos one Bastrop. Third, please see second because most places in Bastrop fall miles short of Yoli's. I come a full generation of eating tacos through San Antonio. Which is the taco Mecca of the world. So, when I say Yoli's is the best in Bastrop, you can count on a good review. Here is the problem, these are not cheap tacos. In SA, you find numerous restaurants selling tacos 3 for $3 still. Yoli's three tacos might run $9 to $12. They also don't serve complimentary chips and salsa. And lastly, they are from a food truck, not a sit down air conditioned restaurant. Which really bugs the heck out of me as I am attacked by mosquitos. See what I did there. I would put pictures, but why it's a frieking tacos. They all look the same, what makes Yuli's different, is that they taste good. Best in Bastrop by far. It doesn't compare with San Antonio for price or taste, but when you want breakfast tacos, chilaquiles, migas, etc.... San Antonio, might well as be in another country.“
“First, they make corn tortillas from scratch. Second, this is by far the tacos one Bastrop. Third, please see second because most places in Bastrop fall miles short of Yoli's. I come a full generation of eating tacos through San Antonio. Which is the taco Mecca of the world. So, when I say Yoli's is the best in Bastrop, you can count on a good review. Here is the problem, these are not cheap tacos. In SA, you find numerous restaurants selling tacos 3 for $3 still. Yoli's three tacos might run $9 to $12. They also don't serve complimentary chips and salsa. And lastly, they are from a food truck, not a sit down air conditioned restaurant. Which really bugs the heck out of me as I am attacked by mosquitos. See what I did there. I would put pictures, but why it's a frieking tacos. They all look the same, what makes Yuli's different, is that they taste good. Best in Bastrop by far. It doesn't compare with San Antonio for price or taste, but when you want breakfast tacos, chilaquiles, migas, etc.... San Antonio, might well as be in another country.“