Andrea's Barbacoa & Tacos

Here's a picture of the menu. Food was good tortillas are soft. Salsa needs to be a little bit more spicy.

I think this is a 8/10 , of course you can't compare this to something on the southside because this is somewhere on the north side, however, if you want to get some Barbacoa for the morning for your family, I think that it's reasonably priced or similar to other places. I however, would prefer to get my own tortillas because I think that tortillas are a little flat, however I still would say that this is an eight out of 10

Food wasn't too bad. All meat barbacoa tacos still was a little greasy. The pozole wasn't too bad. It was however a thin broth. Service was great and accommodating. The place was very small though. This is mostly a place to get in and out. Not much seating.

Woke Easter Sunday wanting BBcoa but think it might not be possible as most businesses would be closed. Andreas was OPEN!!!! We had their very lean and tasty Barbacoa, Pozole(green), menudo, & beans. All very good very flavorful. This is mom pop operation with excellent customer service. We passed the location a few times past they always have a line so we were lucky to have found out why, they rocked it!!!

Breakfast tacos were a little smaller, but you can tell everything is homemade. The Barbacoa is a little greasy (but that's how I like it). I also got a chicharron and egg taco and it was perfect. I would come back for the barbacoa and good service though!

Great tortillas and the barbacoa was good but a little more greasy than I prefer. It also needed a bit more salt but that I can add myself as well. Overall pretty good....still nothing compares to the old Janie's on Bandera and Huebner.

Open 6 AM to 1 PM on Saturdays and 7 AM to 1 PM on Sundays, Andrea's is in the Point Shopping Center, which has a steep incline on one end. Being mainly a meat market with mostly bar seating and only one multi-seat table, it is a place to go when you want great tacos or meat by the pound but are unconcerned about ambiance or socializing.The mainly grab-and-go Andrea's is not for large groups. So, don't plan on having birthday lunches here. Do plan on paying extra for souffle cups of cilantro and onions, of pico de gallo, and of larger quantities of salsa--65 cents each at this writing.If you enter the plaza from the end along De Zavala with the steep incline and park there remember to set your parking brake. To avoid the incline enter from either the Babcock/Sunset Haven side street, which is off De Zavala, or the driveway just before or after it--depending on whether you're traveling from Babcock or on De Zavala towards Babcock.

I was not impressed. The barbacoa was fatty. Tamales were dry and breaking apart. The guacamole was basic. Chile was not spicy. Don't think I'll go back no matter how convenient it is.

Solid barbacoa and great tortillas! Definite go to for a Sunday breakfast para llevar. Oh and don't forget the big red!

We are consistent regulars to Andrea's for the pozole and Barbacoa tacos. Just know they sell out of both before noon most weekends so come early. Breakfast tacos are simple and tasty as well. There is one table inside and a short long table with a few seats in a line. Most people order to-go, as there's little to no seating in this small mom-and-pop shop. My husband has been coming here for over 5 years and introduced me to it about 2 years ago. Family owned and run business with quality food and service. You won't be disappointed!