(512) 353-7440
419 Riverside Dr
San Marcos,
TX
78666
29.8786
-97.9305
Neighborhood: Rio Vista
Hours:
Mon-Thu 11am-11pm
Fri 10am-11pm
Sat 7am-11pm
Sun 10am-9pm
Parking:
lot
Herbert's Taco Hut
What People Are Saying About Herbert's Taco Hut
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – Herbert's is a hugely popular off-the-beaten path Tex-Mex restaurant that started as a takeout taco hut. The homemade architecture in the charming authentic restaurant tells the story of how it's grown. Autographed phtoos of celebrity diners ranging from Dallas Cowboys to country singers fill the walls, along with a black velvet portrait of Jesus. Herbert's Special is the most popular combination plate, featuring taco, chalupa, enchilada, rice and beans. –
Fake cheese, but yummy!
by CSMobileUser
I prefer cheddar, but the cheese enchiladas are still tasty. I live out of town, but when I'm in San Marcos I will eat at Herbert's.
The best
by squeaky1
My wife and I have been eating at Herbert's for almost 25 years. The thing that keeps us coming back is its consistency. My favorite is the beef enchiladas. They taste the same today as they did the first time I ate them; awesome! We live out of town, but will drive out of our way to eat at Herbert's.
Why go anywere else??
by jacobw2
I live on the same road as herberts, you can almost see it from my house. It is by far the best mexican food I have ever had. I have friends that moved down here to go to texas state, and they fell in love with it also. I dont know why people would not recomend this place. Get the cheese enchaladas(probley spelled wrong) plate. Everyone gets that, it never fails you. It is sort of a hole in the wall, but that even makes it better, I have people from austin ask me if I ever go to herbets, it is also popular in the suronding citys. There are alot of mexican food places in san marcso,sort of a givin, but none compare to herberts. There breakfest is also good too.
- Pros: Everything
- Cons: None
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Years ago, Herbert and his wife Dora coined the phrase, "cheaper than eating at home," and it's still true.



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