Taco Fuego

This place lives up to its name!! Taco Fuego is on fire! Small location (there are four now in the Houston area) but great vibe. Awesome service!! And the food was ridiculously good. My wife had the Flautas with chicken and cheese and they were delicious! - Crispy, flavorful, and topped with lettuce, cilantro, pickled onions, crema, salsa - and all very fresh. I had the cheese crusted burrito with beef fajita. Crazy good! And huge! And did I mention how good it was? Lastly, we sampled the Barria taco. I swear, I sound like a broken record but what are ya gonna do? It too, was really, really good!Needles to say, we will be back asap! There so much more in the menu that looked appealing so we'll take as many trips as needed to try them all. Watch out!! More reviews cometh!!*note: I took a picture of the flautas as well but the camera glitched and the picture blurred and didn't notice until after they had been eaten. Next time then...

My husband happened to drive by this place because it's located next to a pool supply store he frequents. One day he suggested we give them a try for lunch. Oh my! I am hooked!!!! We thoroughly enjoyed our delicious order. He ordered the street tacos and I ordered the crunch wrap. The next time we ordered, I had the street tacos because my husband raved about them. They did not disappoint!! The combination of semi crunchy corn tortillas, perfectly cooked meat topped with jalapeños, and green chile sauce is to die for! Squeezing lime juice on them made them even juicier and more mouthwateringly delicious! The last time he went in to order and take out, he said the place was packed so it looks like word is getting out on how good this place is! Prices are just abocve average--not severely over priced, but not cheap either. Service is always top notch too. I can't wait to sink my teeth into their tacos again!

We had the chicken burrito (devoured before I could get a photo), fuego wrap with brisket, and birria tacos. Everything tasted delicious!

Tried for the first time today. Had the street tacos and split the street corn with my wife. Food was fresh and service was fast.

I wanted to try this place out, however I never got the chance. The door says they open at 11am, yet I waited 20 minutes and the door was still locked. Granted, when I arrived at 10:54am, the worker seemed to have just arrived as well. I watched him go inside and lock the door behind him then never came to open shop. I waited at the door for a bit just thinking maybe they just needed a second, and even called to be sure they were open--no answer. As a first impression, I was pretty disappointed. Based off a few of the other comments, I may not try this place out after all :/

This location has gone down hill- not sure what is going on. The quality and presentation has taken a drastic decrease. For perspective- the flautas I got should look like the first pic- the second pic is what I got... so disappointing to see this location take a turn for the worst.

Maikel was there in lunch nice guy ! he made a great quesadilla of birria to me it was delicious

$15 for a burrito! The Burria was good, but the toppings lacked selection, only 1 type of rice and either feta cheese (which belongs on salads) or mozzarella (which belongs on pizza, not burritos). $6 for elote which amounted to some canned corn that didn't taste great, $3 drink, & $3 queso that was not only a tiny condiment portion but also didn't include chips. Basically $30 after tax for a meal that was extremely lackluster and much better can be had at Freebirds down the street. I wanted to like this place, but it's not worth the bland flavors meeting a sky high price.

This place is a hidden gem in Cypress, TX! Birria tacos were spot on with a delicious compote for dipping. Best street corn I've had in the burbs too! Service was fast and the atmosphere was modern and welcoming. We are adding Taco Fuego to our rotation!

The food here is pretty decent for being one of the few halal tex-mex places in Houston, yet alone Cypress BUT the service here needs all of God's help. I don't know what the deal is but having a total of 2 people working, one that stays in the back, one that runs back and forth to the front and the kitchen. The recent changes they made were a significant downgrade. Having only 2 people working, and having the chipotle concept of build your own meal is super counterproductive for them. I do miss what they had before because it was simple and straight to the point. I've been here 3 times since the changes have been made and each time I've had to wait an insane amount time every visit and having the prices go up with such slow service is quite upsetting. Again, it's halal tex-mex, you can't find that often so definitely get it a try because it does taste good. The only complaint I have is how slow this place is and how the owner needs to consider increasing staff in order for success.