Taco Clem

Two words: Migas Burrito. It's on the menu, but if you go through the drive-thru i'm not 100% positive it's listed on there... but just ask for it and they got you taken care of. Fresh, hot eggs, cheese, a nice sauce, and tortilla strips. For a level up approach, getcha some sausage added to it or potatoes. Both will make you happy. If you aren't in the breakfast mood, can't go wrong with the Sunfield Taco. Love that Buda has a great little breakfast taco/burrito joint and a nice grab-and-go all day taco joint.. about time!

Solid spot and a welcome addition to this convenient location if your headed northbound into Austin. The offerings here are consistently good. You're not going to get an overly complicated, deconstructed/reconstructed fancy new take on a taco that's going to change your life, but you will get consistent 8/10 breakfast tacos, fajitas, etc. - All very good and reasonably priced. At the price point, it's a yes from me.

Yup, probably not coming back. Horchata machine down. I really wanted papas rancheros tacos. They don't have that on the menu. Had to settle for the safe B&C standard.... the Bean and cheese tacos were borderline gross. Beans bland and cheese tasted like that cheap American cheese. Tried the egg and bacon taco with the green salsa. Way better. Love the kick in the salsa. Unfortunately, this place or Starbucks were the only ones nearby for quick breakfast.

Their breakfast tacos are delicious. The tortillas are fresh with plenty of filling and tons of flavor!

I've been interested in Taco Clem for a while as a fan of Jalisco's but my trips to Buda have always led me elsewhere. Finally got to try it out and I'm going to start with my complaints:Fountain drinks... what drinks do they have? Nobody knows. I glanced over and saw they have a six-pour soda fountain, half of which was out of service. About what I expected when I saw the mystery fountain drink option. Also they are not customer-side so if they offer refills (I imagine they do), you'll have to ask an employee.Fajitas by the pound... no where in the menu nor the online ordering page I used did it mention onions and peppers were included AND part of the weight. So what you get are the tacos you see in my attached photos. If you're looking for fat tacos at a similar price point, I think you know where to go. It's not here. At $25 per pound, I think I'll just go get some BBQ.The salsa bar totally saves this place though. If you're topping-forward like I am then this addition is amazing. Four sauces, which all taste fantastic (jalapeno sauce was their spiciest and I was surprised it had a decent level of spice... extra hot seems to be gone), pico de gallo which just tastes so-so for whatever reason, then you have the classic onions and habaneros mix which is one of my favorite parts of a good salsa bar - this mix had literally only one habanero slice though.Otherwise, the inside consists of your standard issue basic tables and chairs with a sprinkling of random décor and a lot of natural light from the windows.Overall, you've got high prices for this style of establishment while maintaining low portion sizing (compared to both other fast-food style places and compared to taco shops). Is it better than ordering to-go from say Jaliscos? Maybe a little bit.

Had chorizo and egg on flour and chor and potato on flour. Both were OK. Very large, so two is a full meal for sure.Tortillas were quite big. Very thick, which was a bit of a negative. Warmed up though.Fillings were fine. Lots of chorizo in both.Not bad. Not great.

I went around noon on a Sunday and there was only one other table occupied. By the time I left though, the place was almost full. I got the chicken fajita lunch plate. It was good but nothing extraordinary. There is a small salsa bar with three different types of salsas, limes, cilantro, and a few other items located in the dining room area. Having a self-service salsa bar was nice because my meal definitely needed salsa.There is plenty of parking. It looks like a fast food restaurant and I'm pretty sure there is a drive thru because the woman that took my order was wearing a headset.This place is good but nothing stood out to me but I do want to try their breakfast.

never trust a pretty breakfast taco, and this is no exception.Does it photograph well? No. Does it eat well? Hell yes. I grew up in San Antonio and I live in Austin so needless to say my heart seeks the perfect breakfast taco and I have found it. Fluffy homemade tortillas, creamy refried beans, the creamiest cheese on the planet, fresh avocados, crispy bacon, and the juiciest most flavorful Barbacoa. Red chunky salsa THE BEST KIND!No notes. No crumbs.Couldn't be more excited to have found this , even off Uber Eats!

Food is delicious and service is great. Try their quesabirria taco plate and chorizo and egg.

Good fast food,Made fresh and served to the table.Restroom was horrid. No service done inside, paper soap etc. not so good.