Texas Monthly - The 120 Tacos You Must Eat



The 120 Tacos You Must Eat Before You Die
(according to the Texas Monthly)


 The current cover of Texas Monthly
caught my eye, TACOS!

On this Taco Tuesday, I thought to take
a sneak peak at the list...

Having traveled to Dallas,
Fort Worth, and Houston,
I can honestly say I haven't been to
any of these taco places...
(they're on the list now)
BUT,
on my trip to Austin last month,
I did go to Valentina's Tex Mex BBQ

Valentina's Tex Mex BBQ in Austin, TX
can be found in a gas station parking lot.

I already knew this would be good...

 It wasn't a hard decision, being in Texas,
had to get a brisket taco first...


See What Jay Eats...
Cowboy Taco (Left) and Brisket Taco

The Cowboy Taco had pulled pork, house slaw,
and BBQ sauce.
The Brisket Taco comes with sliced brisket, tangy slaw,
and of course BBQ sauce.

I actually liked the Cowboy Taco better.
But maybe I need to go back and try
the brisket taco again...

Both tacos were good and didn't need
any sauce.  But then again I'm a purist,
good BBQ doesn't need additional sauce.
The tortillas were really good too.


To see the entire list of the "120 Tacos You Must Eat
Before You Die", you'll have to get a copy of Texas Monthly





Photos by Jay Terauchi
Jay Eats Worldwide
©Jay Terauchi

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