Pueblo Viejo Tillery — Restaurant in Austin

The pictures should tell you everything you need to know. Flitch Coffee and Pueblo Viejo are two hidden diamonds just off 7th offering what you didn't know you needed. Very quiet spot for morning coffee and food, get together, dates or if you feel like taking your pooch out for a stroll and need a bit of caffeine and chow. Both little trailers have super friendly coffee and food wizards ready to make your day. The chilaquiles were oh-so crispy yet not oily and the egg was tender and yolky. To my surprise the beans were an absolute all star. Anyone can make them and ruin them, but they had an 'I can't put my finger on this spice' taste to them that had me wanting a second helping. Of course to top it off the Americano from Flitch went down smooth; nicely roasted and slightly bold. Give them a visit and you might discover your new favorite...

Horrible!!!! Don’t waste your time and money! Waited 30 minutes for an unseasoned fish taco with chunks of tomato, iceberg lettuce, and a dry lime inside the taco! ??? Came from Houston where there is real food truck competition, here you don’t need to know flavor or have any kind of palette. Salt and pepper is the way to go here! Absolutely disgusting! Tasteless garbage! Couldn’t get my refund and the cook wanted to see my bitten fish taco, lol. Please don’t waste your money. I definitely know for a fact, the original neighbors, true locals have DO NOT EAT HERE! Trash! An embarrassment to...

Waited 20 minutes past the estimated ready time, only to be given the wrong tacos. They gave me bean and bacons tacos when I ordered migas and barbacoa. I don’t eat bacon. Tried to call for a refund and no answer. So I’ve paid $26 for tacos I can’t eat. Mistakes happen but there should be a way to request a refund when you give a to go customer the wrong order. Maybe if they labeled their tacos this wouldn’t happen. The receipt on my bag is correct but they put the wrong tacos in the bag. I don’t typically open up the tinfoil and see the filling in each tacos before I leave with my...