nice seating setup at a quiet pocket park with couple other food truck choices. delicious taco with good amount of portion. no tortilla choice. ordered two, got three. a mystery.
Lauren R.
I feel a little bad writing this review, but I've got to be honest. The food is decent, but the service is so weird. We first tried them out maybe two years ago and waited 45 min for our order despite there not being many customers. The food was good, so I skipped writing a review in case it was a fluke. This week I spotted their facebook promo advertising free breakfast tacos so I thought I'd give them another try. Double-checked the hours online and planned a taco date with my two year old. We showed up Friday just after 10am (several hours after listed opening time) and the truck was in a different spot...but where? Several trucks were in the lot, most looking closed and none labeled Cedar Pork. I asked around and was directed to a closed truck labeled Mexico Lindo and Delicious. When no one appeared there, we trekked across to the back lot where there was a truck with the same label and the guy there was super nice and ran over to start tacos for us until another guy showed up. Not sure if their hours need to be updated or if they just wait around for customers before opening each day? They were very nice and gave us an extra free taco for my daughter. The food was good, hefty portions and moist enough to not need salsa. Staff is so nice...but after two bad experiences I don't feel comfortable recommending then unless you have time on your hands and happen to already be in the area.
G A.
We 4 different types and everything was ok, nothing special. They're pricier than some restaurants and no ac or bathroom provided. Wanted to love this place because it's extremely close to our house but probably won't be back.
Jeff D.
Was looking forward to checking out Cedar Pork last week, (5/17), while my wife was having a medical procedure done elsewhere. I got there a little after 10am, (the place opens at 8:30a), and it was a ghost town. I mean, zero people there, employee or customer, and the multiple trailers were all closed up. After a couple of minutes of trying to figure out if I was The Last Man On Earth, I left. Is Cedar Pork still in business?
Kevin O.
What the heck happened to the original Cedar Pork. The food use to be awesome and now they are renting their space to another truck. The parking lot was full at one time but now only had two cars including mine. I hope to find good breakfast tacos again. Guess I'll go back to Rudy's until something better crosses my path.
Denise D.
Cool little food truck park in Cedar Park. Dog friendly too! I ordered 3 tacos: Asada, Breakfast & Pirata. All were very tasty! However, I knocked off a star because the meat was a little oily & should have been drained better. A few napkins took care of the problem! Good value for the price, and service was fairly fast. For anyone looking for a California style Asada, this comes very close!
Michael B.
All right, I'm a fan! The footprint of this place is so spacious, Cedar Pork's practically it's own BBQ *park*! There's a smokehouse serving BBQ and a taco truck doing tacos. Private lot parking and couple sections of sheltered eating areas, as well as some not-as-sheltered. Days open seem a little in flux, but for now (January 2022) they're open F-Sat-Sun, check their site for the times. Haven't tried their BBQ yet. But dang, one of their taco dishes are up there with the best I've had. Get their 'Street Tacos Matamoros' - it's a classic Mexican street taco with carne asada, cojita cheese, diced onion, and cilantro. The 'Matamoros' style adds slices of avocado, which boosts these tacos to perfection. For this dish alone, this place scores a 4 out of 5 on the 'CTJ Scale', as noted below. 5 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Jesus good. Would be OK passing away after finishing a plate here. 4 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Mary good. Would be OK having a nosh here with Mother Mary. 3 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Joseph good. Would be OK having a beer here with Jesus' Dad. 2 out of 5 stars: Come-to-the-Apostles good. Meh. Wouldn't have my last supper here. 1 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Nobody good. I wouldn't have my penultimate supper here, either.
Steven G.
Flies. Lots and lots of flies. The food was average and not good enough for us to return and deal with dozens of flies landing on our food while we eat.
Kayleigh Nicole Ansaldua
Well first the truck broke down on the way so lunch was late and the meat was cold then the meat was smoked to much and the beans were literally pork and beans out of a can and the peach cobbler was soup. 10 out of 10 don’t recommend. I can’t believe my company paid for us to eat this I would have rather paid for my own food somewhere else. Definitely disappointed. Im honestly surprised this place has good reviews.
Ashley H.
This place is super conveniently located near Brushy Creek Park so is an ideal stop for a post Saturday morning walk. I just wish it was a better experience, and for the price ($5+ a taco with their up-charges) it's not worth it. I have ordered from here twice recently, and both times they messed up my phone order, charged me extra for cheese (that was supposed to come on the taco anyway) and the pickup experience was an absolute clustered mess. I had my newborn with me in the car and they only had 2 of my 4 tacos ready, and then proceeded to take 30 minutes to make the tacos they forgot. There were several other disgruntled customers leaving without food and waiting for way too long. The tacos themselves are big and filling but are very greasy. We ordered The Pig and the pulled pork breakfast tacos, the second time I tried the desperado (was supposed to have queso, got home and it only had shredded cheese, oh and they charged me for swapping chorizo for bacon). Their green salsa was good, they apparently sometimes have red but both times I visited they were out. (Both visits were approx 11am on Saturday mornings). I think the owner should come audit the service experience on Saturday mornings because it is completely disorganized.
Keep Cedar Park Weird! * * * There is no place like Cedar Pork anywhere in Central Texas. Arguably there is no place like Cedar Pork anywhere in the world. Cedar Pork is a food truck - On an unbelievably vast amount of real estate. For places with huge amounts of outdoor space to go with your food, See Indian Roller (but that is a bar) or Buck's Backyard (but that is a gigantic dance hall that can hold hundreds and hundreds of people.) This is one teeny tiny itsy bitsy food truck. But it has as much outdoor seating and open space as a municipal park. One consequence of all of this space is that THIS IS THE SAFEST PLACE TO EAT OUT YOU CAN POSSIBLY FIND EVEN IN THE MIDDLE OF A RAGING PANDEMIC. Tables are easily twenty yards away from each other. If you feel that twenty yards is too close to your neighbor, you can find corner seats a zillion miles from your neighbor. You can eat well and not die of the plague. * * * How is the food? Awesome. This is a combination Austin-Wacko-Taco truck and Central-Texas-BBQ joint. I ate off the Wacko-Taco side. Those tacos are up there with the best that Torchy's has to offer. The absolute star of the show was the Pig Out Breakfast taco. (Served naturally at 4:30 in the afternoon). This is sausage crumbles, diced link sausage, diced ham, bacon, eggs, and cheese. Pork, Pork, Beautiful Pork! The only thing they didn't have in there was pork chops and sweet and sour pork. It was one pork taste thrill after another. Each bite was different. I was cured of vegetarianism forever. * * * Note: Technically, I have never been a vegetarian in my life. Cedar Park's Pig Out Breakfast Taco made sure I would stay that way. I vow to walk the Path of Appreciation of Porkmeat for all the rest of my living days. * * * The other taco was a chorizo and jalapeno affair with eggs etc. filling out the tortilla. That was wonderful as well. They serve other things besides breakfast tacos and pork. But breakfast and pork seemed to be the right thing for eating today. Minor note: Ignore the green sauce that comes with your tacos. Save that for if you are ordering something plain like egg and potato. The more elaborate tacos are perfectly balanced when they come out of the kitchen. If the green sauce was a student in first grade, the teacher would put on its report card "Does Not Play Well With Others". The sauce does not play well with anything you would put it on ... But you can always take the sauce home and serve it on something boring like leftover steamed cabbage. * * * All in all, This is a magnificent establishment. And in a pandemic the ability to eat out in the open surrounded by absolutely nobody is 1000% precious. Save your trip to super-crowded downtown Austin watering holes for sometime when there is not a plague raging through the land. You don't want to catch a dire pestilence from one of your co-eaters. Eating pork may not be good for your health. But not catching COVID is even better for your health. Come to Cedar Pork. Regain your sanity. Remind yourself that there are good things in life.
Paul G.
The best breakfast Tacos in the area. They are as big as they are tasty. The carnitas and egg is my goto but If I'm really hunger I get the pulled pork Smokehouse.
Neil-Suzi McGinnis
Love the keto options, great food and nice people.
Gary K.
Good tacos served on hot tortillas service was great Only I don't understand is tortillas were very greasy otherwise alll was good
Erin E.
We used to love this place! But in the last few months the quality has really gone down. In one taco the egg was burned, the other raw runny. The order was also wrong. Also, the flies are horrible there. They need to remove the trash cans further away from the truck and tables..they also need lids. We watched the cook come out and spray chemicals to clean the tables. We get they need to be cleaned but he shouldn't be doing that. Not even sure if hands were washed after cleaned down the tables. Really disappointed because we used to really enjoy the place.
nice seating setup at a quiet pocket park with couple other food truck choices. delicious taco with good amount of portion. no tortilla choice. ordered two, got three. a mystery.
I feel a little bad writing this review, but I've got to be honest. The food is decent, but the service is so weird. We first tried them out maybe two years ago and waited 45 min for our order despite there not being many customers. The food was good, so I skipped writing a review in case it was a fluke. This week I spotted their facebook promo advertising free breakfast tacos so I thought I'd give them another try. Double-checked the hours online and planned a taco date with my two year old. We showed up Friday just after 10am (several hours after listed opening time) and the truck was in a different spot...but where? Several trucks were in the lot, most looking closed and none labeled Cedar Pork. I asked around and was directed to a closed truck labeled Mexico Lindo and Delicious. When no one appeared there, we trekked across to the back lot where there was a truck with the same label and the guy there was super nice and ran over to start tacos for us until another guy showed up. Not sure if their hours need to be updated or if they just wait around for customers before opening each day? They were very nice and gave us an extra free taco for my daughter. The food was good, hefty portions and moist enough to not need salsa. Staff is so nice...but after two bad experiences I don't feel comfortable recommending then unless you have time on your hands and happen to already be in the area.
We 4 different types and everything was ok, nothing special. They're pricier than some restaurants and no ac or bathroom provided. Wanted to love this place because it's extremely close to our house but probably won't be back.
Was looking forward to checking out Cedar Pork last week, (5/17), while my wife was having a medical procedure done elsewhere. I got there a little after 10am, (the place opens at 8:30a), and it was a ghost town. I mean, zero people there, employee or customer, and the multiple trailers were all closed up. After a couple of minutes of trying to figure out if I was The Last Man On Earth, I left. Is Cedar Pork still in business?
What the heck happened to the original Cedar Pork. The food use to be awesome and now they are renting their space to another truck. The parking lot was full at one time but now only had two cars including mine. I hope to find good breakfast tacos again. Guess I'll go back to Rudy's until something better crosses my path.
Cool little food truck park in Cedar Park. Dog friendly too! I ordered 3 tacos: Asada, Breakfast & Pirata. All were very tasty! However, I knocked off a star because the meat was a little oily & should have been drained better. A few napkins took care of the problem! Good value for the price, and service was fairly fast. For anyone looking for a California style Asada, this comes very close!
All right, I'm a fan! The footprint of this place is so spacious, Cedar Pork's practically it's own BBQ *park*! There's a smokehouse serving BBQ and a taco truck doing tacos. Private lot parking and couple sections of sheltered eating areas, as well as some not-as-sheltered. Days open seem a little in flux, but for now (January 2022) they're open F-Sat-Sun, check their site for the times. Haven't tried their BBQ yet. But dang, one of their taco dishes are up there with the best I've had. Get their 'Street Tacos Matamoros' - it's a classic Mexican street taco with carne asada, cojita cheese, diced onion, and cilantro. The 'Matamoros' style adds slices of avocado, which boosts these tacos to perfection. For this dish alone, this place scores a 4 out of 5 on the 'CTJ Scale', as noted below. 5 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Jesus good. Would be OK passing away after finishing a plate here. 4 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Mary good. Would be OK having a nosh here with Mother Mary. 3 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Joseph good. Would be OK having a beer here with Jesus' Dad. 2 out of 5 stars: Come-to-the-Apostles good. Meh. Wouldn't have my last supper here. 1 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Nobody good. I wouldn't have my penultimate supper here, either.
Flies. Lots and lots of flies. The food was average and not good enough for us to return and deal with dozens of flies landing on our food while we eat.
Well first the truck broke down on the way so lunch was late and the meat was cold then the meat was smoked to much and the beans were literally pork and beans out of a can and the peach cobbler was soup. 10 out of 10 don’t recommend. I can’t believe my company paid for us to eat this I would have rather paid for my own food somewhere else. Definitely disappointed. Im honestly surprised this place has good reviews.
This place is super conveniently located near Brushy Creek Park so is an ideal stop for a post Saturday morning walk. I just wish it was a better experience, and for the price ($5+ a taco with their up-charges) it's not worth it. I have ordered from here twice recently, and both times they messed up my phone order, charged me extra for cheese (that was supposed to come on the taco anyway) and the pickup experience was an absolute clustered mess. I had my newborn with me in the car and they only had 2 of my 4 tacos ready, and then proceeded to take 30 minutes to make the tacos they forgot. There were several other disgruntled customers leaving without food and waiting for way too long. The tacos themselves are big and filling but are very greasy. We ordered The Pig and the pulled pork breakfast tacos, the second time I tried the desperado (was supposed to have queso, got home and it only had shredded cheese, oh and they charged me for swapping chorizo for bacon). Their green salsa was good, they apparently sometimes have red but both times I visited they were out. (Both visits were approx 11am on Saturday mornings). I think the owner should come audit the service experience on Saturday mornings because it is completely disorganized.
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Keep Cedar Park Weird! * * * There is no place like Cedar Pork anywhere in Central Texas. Arguably there is no place like Cedar Pork anywhere in the world. Cedar Pork is a food truck - On an unbelievably vast amount of real estate. For places with huge amounts of outdoor space to go with your food, See Indian Roller (but that is a bar) or Buck's Backyard (but that is a gigantic dance hall that can hold hundreds and hundreds of people.) This is one teeny tiny itsy bitsy food truck. But it has as much outdoor seating and open space as a municipal park. One consequence of all of this space is that THIS IS THE SAFEST PLACE TO EAT OUT YOU CAN POSSIBLY FIND EVEN IN THE MIDDLE OF A RAGING PANDEMIC. Tables are easily twenty yards away from each other. If you feel that twenty yards is too close to your neighbor, you can find corner seats a zillion miles from your neighbor. You can eat well and not die of the plague. * * * How is the food? Awesome. This is a combination Austin-Wacko-Taco truck and Central-Texas-BBQ joint. I ate off the Wacko-Taco side. Those tacos are up there with the best that Torchy's has to offer. The absolute star of the show was the Pig Out Breakfast taco. (Served naturally at 4:30 in the afternoon). This is sausage crumbles, diced link sausage, diced ham, bacon, eggs, and cheese. Pork, Pork, Beautiful Pork! The only thing they didn't have in there was pork chops and sweet and sour pork. It was one pork taste thrill after another. Each bite was different. I was cured of vegetarianism forever. * * * Note: Technically, I have never been a vegetarian in my life. Cedar Park's Pig Out Breakfast Taco made sure I would stay that way. I vow to walk the Path of Appreciation of Porkmeat for all the rest of my living days. * * * The other taco was a chorizo and jalapeno affair with eggs etc. filling out the tortilla. That was wonderful as well. They serve other things besides breakfast tacos and pork. But breakfast and pork seemed to be the right thing for eating today. Minor note: Ignore the green sauce that comes with your tacos. Save that for if you are ordering something plain like egg and potato. The more elaborate tacos are perfectly balanced when they come out of the kitchen. If the green sauce was a student in first grade, the teacher would put on its report card "Does Not Play Well With Others". The sauce does not play well with anything you would put it on ... But you can always take the sauce home and serve it on something boring like leftover steamed cabbage. * * * All in all, This is a magnificent establishment. And in a pandemic the ability to eat out in the open surrounded by absolutely nobody is 1000% precious. Save your trip to super-crowded downtown Austin watering holes for sometime when there is not a plague raging through the land. You don't want to catch a dire pestilence from one of your co-eaters. Eating pork may not be good for your health. But not catching COVID is even better for your health. Come to Cedar Pork. Regain your sanity. Remind yourself that there are good things in life.
The best breakfast Tacos in the area. They are as big as they are tasty. The carnitas and egg is my goto but If I'm really hunger I get the pulled pork Smokehouse.
Love the keto options, great food and nice people.
Good tacos served on hot tortillas service was great Only I don't understand is tortillas were very greasy otherwise alll was good
We used to love this place! But in the last few months the quality has really gone down. In one taco the egg was burned, the other raw runny. The order was also wrong. Also, the flies are horrible there. They need to remove the trash cans further away from the truck and tables..they also need lids. We watched the cook come out and spray chemicals to clean the tables. We get they need to be cleaned but he shouldn't be doing that. Not even sure if hands were washed after cleaned down the tables. Really disappointed because we used to really enjoy the place.