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Where to buy breakfast tacos in Austin

We know you’re hungry — why not make a pit stop for one of Austin’s most famous dishes?

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City Editor Vagney’s go-to order at Veracruz All Natural includes the Furioso and Migas Originales tacos. | Photo by ATXtoday team

Eating tacos, specifically breakfast tacos, is almost a right of passage for anyone living in Texas. We’re talking eggs and bacon, bean and cheese, chorizo, beef, barbacoa, and everything in between.

Thankfully, Austin doesn’t have a shortage of places serving up delicious breakfast tacos.

Here are spots around town where you can grab a breakfast taco (or two… maybe three, we won’t judge). If you don’t see your favorite breakfast taco restaurant on the list, add it to this map.

Now, will it be corn or flour?

Don’t see your favorite breakfast taco spot? Let us know here.

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