15 Best Mexican Restaurants in Del Valle

“Tacos here were really good. They only have corn tortillas, but the corn tortilla that they make is amazing. Very light and doesnt overwhelm the rest of the taco like most corn tortillas.

The Barbacoa and Chorizo Egg and Potato were amazing. If I am ever near the area again I will stop back by to get some more.

Prices are very reasonable as well.

Great little hidden gem near Ciruit of the Americas.“

“Amazing! Dont waste your money anywhere else. This place should get 10 stars. We had Jamaica (Ha-Mic-Ka) it's hibiscus water. And I had to try the Horchata (Or-Cha-tha) it's a ground rice, almond and cinnimon water. Both were refreshing in this 100⁰F weather. But there's more, those werent even the main attraction. The tacos are to die for, just like grandma use to make. You also get lettuce and tomatoes it's like a little salad on the side. And dont worry about not having enough Salsa because the salsa comes in a ziplock bag to go. Don't take my word for it, stop by and try one of everything.“

“We stopped in for lunch because it looked like a nice little place and was well rated. Glad we did. Homemade salsas (spicy red and creamy green) were great. Carne Asada plate was excellent. The bacon wrapped grilled shrimp were smoky and delicious. The tortillas seemed to be handmade (I loved the corn tortillas). I had a Jamaica aqua fresca that was delicious. Would definitely go back and highly recommend.

Parking: Limited parking up front with a larger lot behind the restaurant.“

“Del Valle we don't have much to really eat around us! This place is a gem💎! Must try! The chicken quesadilla was so flavorful! The tortillas are great! The aqua fresca needs a bit more sugar for me but the flavor is awesome. Definitely new spot. The breeze from the hwy was nice.“

“The food is consistently good“

“Extremely charismatic! Love their humor. I’m telling you their meat is the softest you will ever have. They bring it from Monterey Mexico and that alone won me over! Tacos are just simply delicious so are the sopes. Give them a try you will not be disappointed.“

“some great, fresh, and affordable food! Definitely coming back again when I see that food truck.“

“We start from the beginning with the excellent service, the fantastic food, and above all the seasoning that is out of this world! If you are in the area I recommend that you stop by here. Before taking photos of my barbacoa tacos I ate them! I would rate this place 1000/10!!“

“Good authentic food from Guerrero. I got the Enchiladas verde. They were delicious but also VERY SPICY. Even my husband that eats more spicy than me said they were spicy. We also had a taco and it was delicious along with a plate of sopes! The agua de Jamaica "hibiscus water" was amazing perfect for a hot day in texas.

Parking: Parking is right at the front of establishment.“

“Stationary Taco truck on the side of the road with enclosed seating. Authentic, amazing corn tortillas! Suadero tacos and egg & chorizo were good. Chicken, good. $4 each. Friendly women working here. Was a good stop as I was headed out of town.“

“We stopped in here before a concert since it was the only spot nearby that wasn’t packed. The food overall was decent but definitely had some highs and lows.

I ordered a asada torta with French fries, and it was actually delicious. My sister had the shrimp quesadilla and mentioned the shrimp didn’t seem washed properly — which is something I’ve run into at other places too, but still worth noting. We also tried their macho nachos both were okay but nothing too memorable.

The bigger issues were with the drinks and the environment. My brother-in-law ordered a horchata, took one sip, and couldn’t drink it at all — yet we were still charged full price. On top of that, when we first walked in, there was a dog running around the restaurant. Definitely surprising and not something you’d expect in a dining space (I can only imagine what the health department would say).

For five drinks, a torta, quesadilla, nachos (shared between 2 people), and fries, the bill came out to nearly $70. For what I’d call pretty “mid” food, it felt overpriced.

Overall: not terrible, but not somewhere I’d go out of my way for. The torta was the highlight, but between the horchata issue, the loose dog, and the pricing, I’d only recommend this place if you’re in a pinch like we were before the concert.“

“In between laps at COTA (track day)we stopped in to get lunch. It’s a super cute place with friendly staff and really tasty food. The poblano omelette with mushrooms and bacon was delicious! The homemade tortillas were perfect. They were huge portions, so we had lots to take home for later.“

“Went in yesterday afternoon & the esamocha was on point for my first time ordering. Returned this evening and definitely wanted another but horrible! Way too much honey that makes it too sweet. Definitely a difference between the people in the kitchen.“