Cuantos Tacos serves tremendous Mexico City-style street tacos in East Austin.

Patika Coffee is a coffee shop on South Lamar Boulevard serving excellent pastries and kind of healthy dishes.

Lou's Austin is an East Austin restaurant serving burgers, rotisserie chicken, and coffee.

Bummer Burrito is a trailer on Rainey Street from the Better Half people. They serve burritos with Fritos and jalapeno poppers in them.

There’s a location of Easy Tiger, bake shop and beer garden, in the Linc shopping center in the Highland neighborhood.

Taco Bronco is a barbecue/taco trailer from the Micklethwait people in the shady backyard of Batch Craft Beer & Kolaches on the East Side.

The new trailer La Tunita 512 in South Austin is one of the only places serving bright-red beef birria, a style of taco originally from Tijuana.

Franklin Barbecue’s Tacos & Coffee trailer in East Austin serves breakfast tacos using their famous smoked brisket.

This dive bar on Dirty 6th has one of our favorite burgers in the city.

Dirty Martin’s on campus has been open for over 90 years, and serves incredible burgers with thin patties (get the double) in an old-school space.

One of the oldest burger spots in Austin, Sandy’s Barton Springs location has a drive-thru, a walk-up window, and some really solid, cheap burgers.

Vaquero Taquero by campus serves great al pastor and breakfast tacos to UT students who don’t know how good they have it.

Discada on the east side only serves one type of taco, but that’s because they’ve perfected it.

Nervous Charlie's in North Austin is one of the only places you can get a really solid bagel.

Tommy Want Wingy is both a Tommy Boy reference and a food truck at Lustre Pearl on Rainey Street serving lollipop wings with nine different sauces.

Located in the backyard of one of our favorite bars, The Liberty, is East Side Kings, an Asian fusion food truck open late.