Incredible food, amazing tour guide! - We signed up for the Breakfast Taco Tour and had the amazing luck of being guided around to 3 different taco spots with Jax Washington. Jax was personable, funny, so knowledgeable about Austin facts and history, and full of recommendations for great things to do tailored to our interests. She recommended we hop on one of the bat boat tours, and we ended up doing it (we hadn't heard about them before) and it was an excellent suggestion. We had such a wonderful experience, and can't recommend this tour enough. If you go to Torchy's, definitely order the queso!

Do the tour! - The tour was so much fun! Our guide told us the 3 tacos on the tour would be plenty of food and he was RIGHT! We were stuffed and happy by the end with lots of ideas of where to go next. I’m glad we did the tour!

Good eatin' at a good price! - This was a great way to experience some of the different parts of Austin and to get a feel for the unique food culture of the city - and Holden was the perfect guide to lead the charge! We went to two mom-and-pop shops and then something a little more mainstream - this was on the Sunday before Christmas and the last local spot was closed. But I have absolutely NO complaints...I left with an overly full stomach and some good photo ops and possibly a new friend! Good times! Highly recommend!

Wicked tour with Joey - Joey took myself and my fiancé on a breakfast Taco tour from the Tommi hotel. He took us to some of the best spots in Austin and there was a lot of difference in the type of establishment which gave us a good feel for the Tacos available in Austin. Joey went above and beyond and gave us a lot of extra tips and places to visit during the rest of our trip and even a bit of a detour to other areas of Austin to help us scope out the city. 5* review for Joey and the tour.

Great Tour to get to know Tacos - We had the morning free before our flight left and after a wonderful experience with the Best of Austin tour, decided to go on the Breakfast Taco tour. Awesome expeirence. Had no idead tacos could be so varied and good. Kelty was fabulous. Highly recommend.

Breakfast Tacos - Enjoyed the tour through the South Austin neighborhoods and the local Taco shops. Tour Guide Kelty was a 7th Gen Texas Resident who knew her subject and everything else you might have wanted to know about Austin!

Enjoyable, unique food tour - My wife and I had the opportunity to go on the breakfast taco tour with Joey. He was very pleasant and informative throughout the day, both on Austin and it's happenings, the food scene, as well as the tacos. We went to 3 places to a variety of tacos, and I was especially impressed with the puffy tacos on the first stop. Would definitely encourage others to take advantage of this tour.

Great guide - Avery was an excellent tour guide: funny, energetic, and full of interesting tidbits. The third spot, Taco Joint was delicious

Taco tour with Conner - It was fun being driven to 3 really good Taco places that you wouldn’t normally go to if you were staying in town and didn’t have a car. Our guide Conner was informative not only about Tacos but also Austin itself and the music scene.

Not what we expected - Not quite what we were expecting. This wasn't so much a breakfast taco tour, as a three stop "choose your taco" tour in the comfort of a nice van with a very friendly tour guide driver. Prior to this tour, we can just had the Migas taco at Veracruz All Natural and thought that the breakfast taco scene in Austin truly was as big of a deal as the buzz led us to to believe. During this tour, we started at El Chilito and were told that they were one of the only places outside of San Antonio that had the "puffy taco" style, so we tried that with picadillo beef and another Migas taco. The puffy taco was unimpressive, and the "puffy" tortilla just felt thicker and tougher than usual. The Migas taco from here was also super boring. The free queso that our group shared was pretty tasty, though. Next we went to Papalote where we tried the carnitas and Alambres tacos, both of which were actually very tasty, but neither of which was a breakfast taco (because we got to choose whatever we wanted, and our guide didn't really recommend the breakfast tacos here). We also got the horchata and hibiscus agua frescas with the meal, which were nice. Lastly, we ordered in advance for The Taco Joint because it gets so crazy busy, so finding seating for all of us was a little tricky, but we found a big table for the group and ordered another Migas taco, as well as the potato, egg, and cheese taco. Again, neither was particularly impressive, so kind of a bummer. Fwiw, I would encourage this tour add Veracruz All Natural Migas taco to the list and make it more prescriptive after identifying the best three or four breakfast tacos that can be hit in Austin in a morning. We had fun, so no regrets, but it wasn't what we expected, and now we feel that the breakfast taco scene is overhyped. :shrug: