Cinco De Mayo Taqueria

Yalllll if I could give this place 10 stars I would!!!! I have been searching and searching for a bomb taco spot in houston near me, and I have found it! I see why they have all the stars!!!I came here a little before they opened so waited in my car. As soon as they opened, popped over and ordered some fajita beef tacos, gahhh....I wish I ordered more!!! They were the perfect size street style taco, with fresh onion, cilantro, limes and a sauce on the side. The meat oh man oh man the meat was so tender!! And it was seasoned so well to absolute perfection! And I do not say that often!! I had also dropped off tacos to my friend, and got a call minutes later saying the exact same thing and where could they go get more! I was hesitant to share the exact geo, but sharing is caring! Love that there's some outdoor seating so that you can enjoy the food there in the shade. Also, plenty of parking as they're located in a shopping strip!

When you get a craving for quesobirria, you drive as far as you need to to get the goods. My cravings (and Yelp) led me on a lengthly birria quest, ultimately leading me here, a taco truck in a shopping center with 0 pricing, and a covered open air seating area. Truth be told, I've passed by quite a few times, without noticing it's existence, but provided my experience with the food, that ended today! One order of quesobirria- $12 (4 fresh birria tacos, 1 side of radish, 1 side of dressed cucumbers). My initial reaction...this better be good. After powering through 1 piping hot taco on my drive back, burning my hands in the process, and a cupholder and side seat drenched in consume from my apparent inability to multitask, I'd say it's worth it...I'd come back and do it all over again. Cudos to this business. Their juicy, flavorful birria is so delicious, you'll be tempted to eat it in your car, but take it from me, wait...spare your side seat, it'll stay fresh and warm for you to comfortably consume once you arrive home.

Tacos de pastor were amazing! Get corn (maíz) taste way better! My friend got the tacos de birria and she loved them. They have a few picnic tables and string of lights so the atmosphere is cute. Can't complain about the service.

If you're looking for a taco food truck near Spring, this is it!! I got the pastor quesadilla which was delicious! Unfortunately it downpoured while we were waiting for the food, but there is a little covered area next to the truck where we were able to sit to eat and wait out the storm. Would definitely try again!

I visited for dinner after passing this truck numerous times but never knowing it was so good and ranked as one of the top mexican food trucks in all of Texas.There are no prices on the side of the truck where the menu is displayed, so you just have to find out when they tell you the total.I chose the quesabirria, jamaica and pinneaple aqua Fresca. Turns out, the quesabirria which comes with 4 expertly made tacos (which tasted like barbacoa) is $11 and large Agua frescas are $3.50.Quesabirria - These are no ordinary tacos. Packed with plenty meat and melted cheese. The container also comes with sliced radishes and chili powdered sliced cucumbers. The consumme comes in a standard togo container, with a lot of cilantro floating at the top and onions at the bottom (I requested this). The surprise here is there are 3 large chunks of meat, which tastes like pot roast , at the bottom of the container.....yum.Looking forward to trying more items from their menu on subsequent visits.

Just stopped to grab something before an appointment and I was pleasantly surprised. I didn't check any reviews prior to but clearly this food truck is a hit. Service was fast, food was delicious and the outside seating was what I needed to eat quickly. I'd definitely recommend and will get them again when I'm in the area.

Got lunch here on a Monday around 1pm and it was so good! It's a food truck parked to the left of the shopping center with outdoor tables set up under an overhead roof. I ordered three tacos - two chicken and one pastor. And it only cost $5 for all three! They were super good and pretty filling! They also came with a mild sauce on the side. I should have asked for a hot sauce with it but it was still good. It wasn't busy so it didn't take long for the food to be ready. I'd consider coming here again if it wasn't far from where I lived. Definitely recommend for a quick taco run!

Was hungry and decided to take a ten minute detour to this spot. I thought it was a restaurant... to my surprise it was a food truck. I double checked the reviews because we all know yelp is law. WAS NOT DISAPPOINTED! most impressive thing about this spot is how many people were pulling up to get food to go. Definitely deserves 5 stars. I had quesa birria tacos and el pastor burrito. If you're within 30 mins of this spot and craving tacos GO HERE!

~ what I got ~ quesabirria ($11.00) horchata ($3.50) ~ thoughts ~ taco food truck located in spring - kind of in the middle of nowhere, but also easy to park & they have picnic tables under this covering! tried my first quesabirria last week & im in love! i never seen it before - it's a comprised of a birria-styled cooked beef folded into a tortilla with melted cheese & you dip it in consommé! how fun :)

Why 5 stars? Because the quesabirria hit the spot. --- --- ---My wife and I were heading back home from Houston and I wasn't really hungry for dinner after a heavy, late lunch. I just wanted some cookies, so we stopped at a nearby place for just that. As we were walking in, my wife said, "I think I actually want something savory more than sweet". Like Pavlov's dog, I *immediately* also wanted something savory. We skipped the cookie idea and decided to swing by this food truck instead.It's hard for me to resist ordering quesabirria when I see it on a menu, and there was no temptation to sway from that here. This meal was exactly what I was looking for: delicious sustenance, but not an overwhelming amount of food. And while there is another food truck that still holds the G.O.A.T. status when it comes to quesabirria, I think Cinco De Mayo is solidly in the running for the 2nd or 3rd best that I've tried. I personally prefer tipping in salsa over what normally comes with quesabirria. I know that's kind of the whole thing that makes the dish what it is, but I've never been one to be swayed by what everyone else is doing. The green sauce was delicious and an ideal pairing, IMO. Now, did I wake up at 2am with heartburn because I have a faulty esophagus? YEAH. But was it all worth it? You bet.