Ma’Coco

We did a Thursday Happy Hour here with friends that turned into a full on dinner.You really can't find a $6 margarita anywhere else that are yummy and strong they are like here.Food:Salsa Trio and Chips ($4 HH) - the chips were thick and crunchy and the salsas were amazing (the trio was a creamy avocado, creamy chipotle, and a pico de gallo style)Tuna Tostada ($8 HH) - this was surprisingly sizeable with a good amount of protein. Tuna was slightly fishy.California Burrito ($16) - we split this and I love that they gave it to us in halves. I enjoyed it and my boyfriend thought it was A+++.Overall: Yummy food, great prices, fun and bright interior. Service felt a bit "off" - unattentive and cold but eh, everybody has bad days.

Really great service and reasonably priced food for the portions you get. We ordered the elote asado to start and it was seasoned perfectly. The verdes chilaquiles and mole chilaquiles were perfect!

Ma'Coco? More like Ma'NONO. I came in during Macoco's happy hour (5-6:30 PM) on a Friday. The decor inside Ma'Coco gives off a relaxed, coastal vibe using natural materials and earthy tones, reminiscent of Tulum. Food: For appetizers, my party ordered the Salsa Sampler (3 different salsas served with tortilla chips), the Ceviche Verde, and the Tuna Tostada. For my entree, I had the Enchiladas Verdes, while the rest of my party ordered various tacos. The food was bland, dry, lacked spice and flare. Ambiance: For a party of three, it felt like we had to shout at each other and overall, felt uncomfortable with how much yelling we were doing. Overall, considering the price and the food, Ma'Nono is just not the vibe.Note: Auto-gratuity of parties of 5 or more are added onto the final bill

Came here for a date on Friday. The margaritas here are quite delicious but light on the pour. I got the California burrito and it was pretty good. Though I've never been to San Diego so I can't comment on the authenticity of the burrito. The atmosphere was trendy but a bit loud. It was a bit hard to have a conversation over the loud music they have playing. Overall a pretty average Austin experience.

Went when the AC was out so it was a very sweaty dinner. Ordered a salad since nothing really excited me and it was very bland. Chicken was old and there was a lot of salad mix. The avocado dressing was really odd and chunky with the salad. I felt bad for our waitress since she was sweating so bad.

Took a road trip to Austin and HAD to make a detour to come eat here again! Truly worth the trip! The corn was amazing, and still so impressed by the homemade corn Tortillas. Guacamole is truly made fresh and absolutely delicious! The star of this gem of a place are their homemade donuts! **was so excited I forgot to take a picture! They really need to consider expanding due to how "in demand " the indoor seating is! However, they turn the tables fast and efficiently! Wonderful experience

My sister was visiting from the midwest and we were heading over to white horse for the thursday noght two step class and stopped here to grab a bite. The interior is STUNNING. It truly transports you. Its a very small restaurant but it doesn't feel cramped or too busy. To drink I had a mezcal narg that was delicious, a well made margarita and maddie ordered the watermelon agua fresca! We both ordered off of the happy hour menu for food and shared the chips and salsa trio and elote to share. All 3 of the salsas were different styles and flavors but really enjoyable with the fresh tortillas.the elote was super flavorful and the corn was perfectly cooked! I had a taco and maddie ordered the quesadilla. We both walked away satiated but neither of us feeling like it was too much or too heavy.

First time here. Dining area is clean & cuteOrdered the salsa sampler $8 awesome chips and the salsa rojo absolutely hands down the best I have had in Austin had a little spice to itBreakfast burrito bacon so good fresh and tastyWill definitely come back for happy hourMimosa delicious they are not shy with the champagne Service was great

The real highlight was the friendly service and an accommodating manager who sets a customer-centric service tone from the top. We had an issue with the hostess and our reservation but he stepped in to resolve the matter creatively. The patio is fun, with a live DJ (though too loud for any conversation), and the food was enjoyable. It was the vibration atmosphere that made this a decent Friday night outing. No one thing stood out per se - they had 2 types of vegetarian tacos on the menu. Skip the guacamole - it's too tiny a serving for the price - but the corn is spiced quite well.

I frequent here for lunch and it's fantastic! My go to is the pollo asada ensalada, the chicken is so tender and juicy. And for $12! Service is always great. It's so well decorated inside. Don't sleep on this place! I've also had their brunch which has huge portions.