I recently heard that Takoba in East Austin was a very good Mexican Restaurant. I did not know anything more than that. We decided to hit it up last Sunday Night. The restaurant itself was not anything like what I expected. We walked in and I thought we were just in the Bar area. I looked around for the rest of the restaurant. I quickly realized that the 10 or so tables plus bar was the entire place. I got a little nervous that we had made a mistake with this restaurant. We decided to go ahead and stay and give it a try.
The menu was limited but looked good. We both decided on taco's. Jo got the fish taco's made with Tilapia. I ordered the vegetable taco's. While we were waiting for our food they brought incredible hme made tortilla chips and salsa. We had a Michelada, beer mixed with bloody Mary mix. This was a problem for me. A self described chip junkie. I ate so man chips I did not really need my meal.
The fish taco's had cabbage apple slaw inside and were served with rice and charro beans. She indicated that the taco was very good. I tried a bite and they were good. I am picky about fish taco's. I just do not like fish that has a fishy taste. These were very good. Jo went on and on about the beans. She indicated that they were the best beans she has ever had at a restaurant.
My taco's had roasted corn, sweet potato, zucchini and queso fresco. I am not a vegetarian so this was an unusual meal for me. The taco was great. I ended up only eating one since I had made a pig of myself with chips and salsa.
While the restaurant was smaller than I anticipated, the food was very good. I will be back for sure.
Doing my part to Keep Austin Weird,
Alan
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