5/5 djb 1 year ago on Google
No
'ta
bueno,
'ta
BUENÍSIMO.
I
decided
to
try
birría
tacos
for
the
first
time.
I
also
ordered
guacamole.
I'm
not
exaggerating
when
I
say
it's
the
best
guacamole
I've
ever
tried.
Then
the
3
massive
birría
tacos
arrived
and
I
was
surprised
that
in
addition
to
the
consume,
there
was
pico,
radish
slices,
pickled
red
cabbage,
lime
slices,
red
and
green
salsa.
The
doubled
up
corn
tortillas
were
somehow
still
crispy
and
held
together
even
though
the
consume
had
been
drenched.
The
very
tender
beef
was
in
small
enough
pieces
that
they
didn't
cause
lumps,
but
large
enough
that
they
didn't
spew
out
of
the
taco
when
biting
into
it
or
dipping.
There
was
a
perfect
amount
of
stringy
melted
white
cheese
to
keep
it
glued
together
but
definitely
not
enough
to
overpower
the
flavor.
Most
wonderfully
surprising
was
the
hint
of
sweetness
that
I
got.
At
first
I
thought
it
was
because
the
picked
cabbage
or
the
lime
that
I
added,
but
on
the
last
one
(after
taking
a
breather
and
a
corona
break)
I
didn't
doctor
it
up
and
still
got
the
sweet
note.
I
think
it's
the
corn
tortillas,
which
had
a
unique
orange
tint.
The
waitress
told
me
that
birría
style
comes
from
Mexico
City
and
originally
uses
goat
meat,
but
they
prepare
it
with
beef.
I'm
so
happy
I
tried
them
and
though
the
restaurant
is
small
in
size,
it's
big
on
flavor
and
portion
size.
While
dining
on
a
late
Friday
evening,
they
were
busy
with
take
out
orders
and
pick
up
orders
and
the
dining
room
and
patio
had
multiple
guests.
Bonus,
they
had
the
Astros
game
on
3
large
TVs
visible
from
anywhere
inside.
I
noticed
some
pick
up
guests
asking
about
their
agua
fresca
selection
and
the
manager
gave
them
small
cups
to
taste
the
flavors
to
see
what
they
liked.
I
ordered
churros
to
take
home
and
they
put
the
ice
cream
on
the
side
so
I
could
enjoy
it
later
since
I
am
currently
much
too
full.
The
tacos
were
about
$14,
but
we're
huge
(trust
me,
no
rice
or
beans
necessary).
The
guacamole
was
over
$10
as
well
but
it
was
easily
enough
to
serve
as
an
appetizer
for
3-4
people.
I
had
to
try
the
churros
because
they're
filled
with
cajeta
(like
a
Carmel
dulce
de
leche),
served
with
strawberry
ice
cream,
fresh
strawberry
slices,
chocolate
syrup
and
whipped
cream.
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