El Super Taco

their tacos r delish n i recommend coming here to eat… its very rare that i recommend taco trailers but this one i do recommend… the cooks r nice n the guy that takes the orders is helpful… try them, u wont b disappointed.

If y’all want something that goes hard in the paint this place is where it’s at. This place is the bomb dot com. Everything you order is made fresh. If your as patient as me and don’t mind waiting for a sec it’s game time son. From the tacos to the tostadas even to the tortas and sopes. Best dinner choice on oltorf. Plus for the fellas their is a hottie with a body that’s kills it in the kitchen game. Thank you super taco for my dinner almost every other night.

I haven’t had anything here that wasn’t delicious and you just can’t beat the price. They sell tacos for $ 1.50 a piece and sopes for $ 2. I’ve had the breakfast taco, the barbacoa, the al pastor, and their sopes, all of it was great. I recommend you order the sope ‘bien frito’ and go easy on the salsa verde as it does have some heat to it.

As soon as you walk up you can tell it should be good by the smell. The flour taco sizes are smaller in size (maybe the same size or slightly larger than a corn tortilla) but hey, it’s only $ 1.50/taco. I’d have to that’s decently cheap compared to other trailers — $ 3/taco?what? I also took them up on the chopped onion and cilantro (they keep it finely chopped raw and not cooked so adds a nice touch).
Al Pastor Taco — had to try this based on the reviews. Not too bad. Good spice and sweet flavor at the same time. Not the best I’ve ever had though.
Desebrada Res Taco — had to google this one before I ordered. To my knowledge it’s just shredded beef??? Either way this was good and tender.
? Taco — for some reason I got an extra taco, tasted like beef. It was not my favorite — the meat wasn’t really tender and it tasted a little bland. Maybe you can figure it out by my pic.
Egg & Chorizo breakfast Taco — nice and greeeasy. They give a good amount of chorizo to egg ratio (meaning more chorizo than egg).
Al Pastor Torta — the torta bread was nice and soft so it mashed well, at the same time it was nice and toasted on the outside. It comes with a good amount of cheese, lettuce, and what seemed to be a mayo based sauce. I do wish there was more el pastor filling because everything else seemed to overpower it.
One tip: If you’re like me and rarely carry cash, keep in mind this is cash only — unless you want to drive to the closest ATM and back :/.

I wish there were more stars to give!!! Oh myyyyyy! Seriously the very best thing in Austin. My bf and I go all the time. Our favorite thing on the menu is their desebrada tacos!!! I moved her from Brownsville where we have the most amazing tacos ans this makes me feel at home. I have so much love for this place! :’)

Oh wow… well, maybe I should say «oh sopes!» I’m not vegetarian, yet I always ask for my sopes to have extra beans instead of meat. These sopes are DELICIOUS (the very similar huaraches are too), and my favorites in Austin. Believe me, I’ve tried quite a few different places, and always come back here.
This place is a must-​do for entertaining out-​of-​town guests who want to experience some authentic Austin… it’s got a very «real» feel. You pull into the carwash parking lot where there are a ton of other vehicles, hope you can find room at one of the 3 picnic tables outside (often asking to share one with other people – if there’s no room, just sit in your car and eat because they won’t be nearly as good by the time you get home), order those delicious sopes, and watch a few police cars go screaming by or the police helicopter circling overhead. As you hear the sizzle of cooking meat and your mouth starts to water, people-​watch the couples dressed to the nines, next to the family with three kids, next to the truckload of dirty, tired guys who just got off of work, next to the hipsters who just pulled in on pedal bikes.
I really do love this place. It’s not glamorous and surely not glitzy, but it has good solid food at very reasonable prices and it really IS my favorite place in Austin!

Yep, as good as it gets and as authentic as it gets. It is my regular late nite stop on the way home. They are open from 8 – 2 am. The tacos al pastor are over the top. They add a couple chunks of pineapple along with the cilantro and onions. Tasty, tasty.

Mmm sopes! I’m a fan of these things, so I’ve had my fair share of ‘em.
The service was slow, but I guess that’s what you get when they’re made to order. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to sit down and eat them immediately, so by the time we got home, they were soggy due to the condensation within the container.
I was a bit disappointed because typically these have ‘crema Mexicana’ on them… these particular sopes didn’t. The chicken on them were seasoned very well and not at all dry.
Again, had I eaten them faster and not have let them get soggy, they would’ve been better. But for now, 3 stars will do as the food was good, but not mind-​blastingly.
Definitely will come back and try again.

If I could give more stars I would.
I have been going to this place for forever and it is honestly my favorite taco place… ever.
It is never open for breakfast or lunch which is sad but it is open at 8PM til about 3AM. The tacos are priced really well, never more then $ 1.25−1.50 for the tacos.
Everything off their menu is generally really good and the people who work there are really nice. I like the al pastor the most! The quesadillas are good but the tacos are my favorite.
Be really careful with the hot sauce that is on the tables out there, it is SERIOUSLY hot! I only use 2 – 3 drops. and it is fire in your mouth.
This little place is a little secret that I think everyone should try :) there are a lot of taco trailers around Austin but this place is DELICIOUS, to say the least!

I’m a very lucky lil’ guy, because I live right down the street from this taco cart. I’ve tried most of the taco carts in the area, and not one of them matches up. The pastor tacos here will blow your mind, and they are only $ 1.50. Oh, and they have hot carrots! (Which are a bit of a rarity ’round these parts) and good ones, at that. Watch your ass around the container of onions with little bits of orange pepper floating around in them, unless you want it burnt off.
Only downside is that the hours are a little wacky, I don’t think they open until around 8 p.m. but they’re open until like 12 or 1.
Try these tacos!