Tacos A Go Go Oak Forest

★ 4.3 (2,177) ›Mexican · Houston

Open

closes 10pm

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Call to order · (713) 681-8226

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Open · closes 10pm · try the Pastor Taco

Casual eatery with several locations serving an eclectic variety of tacos — including breakfast tacos and Tex-Mex options — alongside quesadillas and burritos.

What people mention: Reviewers consistently praise the shrimp and breakfast tacos (including barbacoa), the cute patio/decor, fast service, customizable breakfast options, and tasty sauces and drinks.(from 5 recent reviews)

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What to order

from the menu

Pastor Taco

pork fajita marinated in mixed chiles with onions & pineapple, topped with cilantro & onions

Mexican Street Tacos$3.99

Beef Birria

Rich and flavorful stewed cheek meat with pickled onions, cilantro and lots of cheese

Birrias$6.99

Taco Salad

Mix of romaine, iceberg & red cabbage with pico de gallo, black beans, shredded Jack & house-made guacamole served in a crispy tortilla bowl… there’s a reason it’s on every Tex-Mex menu!

Ensaladas$7.99

Pastor Birria

Our housemade pastor with pickled onions, cilantro and Jack cheese

Birrias$5.99

Breakfast Taco De La Casa

Morning, noon & night! Go go your own way! Over a million combinations of our award-winning breakfast taco. Choose 2 toppings (including bacon, chorizo, and sausage) scrambled with eggs… on flour or corn

Breakfast Tacos$3.69

Carne Guisada Taco

U.S. beef in a tomato-adobo sauce, macho slaw, roasted red pepper sauce, pico, cilantro

Mexican Street Tacos$4.99

Mexican — food to try

2 on this menu

Tacos al pastor✓ On the menu · $3.99
Marinated pork off the spit with pineapple — the dish taquerias are judged on.
Here it's “Pastor Taco”.
Birria✓ On the menu · $6.99
Slow-braised beef with its consommé for dipping. Order it if it's on the board.
Here it's “Beef Birria”.