Let’s taco-bout Migas Tacos!
Ever since I recently tried my first Migas taco, a breakfast taco stuffed with eggs and other veggies, I have been hooked!
1) First stop is Veracruz All Natural.
This restaurant is connected to The LINE hotel and overlooks the Colorado River. You will typically find a line of people waiting to get their tacos.
Their menu was very colorful and it was convenient to see a visual of what ingredients would be in each taco.
After you order, you get a buzzer, which lets you know when to pick up your food.
They have extensive indoor and outdoor seating.
They are known for their Migas tacos, but since I like peppers, I decided to try the Migas Poblanas Taco . For $4.50 , you can get a hefty taco filled with egg, poblano pepper, crushed tortilla chips, tomatoes, onion, cilantro, cheese, and avocado. What made this taco extra tasty was definitely the sauce they give you. The taco comes with a creamy green sauce and a spicy red sauce. The spicy sauce definitely has a kick but it elevated the taco to a whole new level!
I love that the building also has an iconic mural celebrating feminism!
I definitely needed to walk off the meal, so I got a nice view of the river at the bridge right across from the restaurant.
Address: 111 E Cesar Chavez St, Austin, TX 78701
2) Torchy’s also has Migas Tacos!
Their Migas tacos are $3.35 and stuffed with cage free eggs, tortilla strips, green chilies, avocado, pico de gallo, cheese, and tomatillo sauce.
Comparing the Torchy’s on South Congress to the location downtown, the egg inside was more scrambled at the South Congress location, while the downtown location made the egg more like an omelet. While the taco tastes fresh and is definitely worth the price, I wish the sauce they gave was a bit more spicy. However, their cheese and veggies did have a fresh taste to them, compared to the grilled veggies on the Migas taco at Veracruz.
Both Torchy’s locations had extensive seating indoors and outdoors, but there is definitely more outdoor seating at the South Congress location.
Torchy’s started in Austin as a small food trailer in 2006, but they have expanded rapidly since, opening locations nationwide. The workers were very friendly, and even delivered the food to your table!
Address (South Congress Location) : 1822 S Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78704
Address (downtown location): 110 San Antonio St Unit #120, Austin, TX 78701
While I liked the Veracruz Migas tacos best, you cannot go wrong with any of these locations to fill that taco craving!
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