Cisco's Restaurant Bakery & Bar

Good breakfast tacos at a decent price. The tacos did have a lot of ingredients in them from the sausage to the chorizo to the potato taco. I am happy with my experience. The classic diner setting is fun and lends quite a fun morning ambiance. Of particular note, their black coffee isn’t just a can of Bustelo’s. It’s legitimately good coffee.

I hadn’t been here in a very long time. Since before all of the nice buildings around it were there. Still has its nice vintage vibe, very retro and homey. The food is very good and the prices are great, if you’re drinking and partying on E. 6th St., this is the greatest spot to go afterwards to put something in your stomach. Very convenient location, highly recommend.

This place is awesome! And we stumbled upon it completely by accident! I was at a meeting a couple blocks away and when we broke for lunch, a ten of us wanted to eat together but had no idea where to go. We decided to wander aimlessly down the street. It was unseasonably freaking cold out, so that was a bad idea. We stopped at Ciscos solely because we were freezing. Sadly, they were slammed with the lunchtime rush and couldn't accommodate a group of 10 walk-ins at one table, so we left. But did I mention it was really really cold? Four of us decided it was too much so we split off, went back to Cisco's, and we're richly rewarded. I can't believe that my $9 lunch special chicken enchilada could be so delicious and so satisfying! The food was great, the service warm and friendly, and the atmosphere perfect. I suspect we will be eating here all week....at least for lunch and breakfast.

Went here for my Birthday. Never heard of the place we just seen it when looking for somewhere to go since other place we came for was closed. It was later in the evening so it was not busy. The server was a young gentleman which was no very friendly but did his job well and I can appreciate that! The menu was great if you like comfort foods. Also had some really really great tortilla soup

Est. 1950 Layout/atmosphere *Six seat counter; tables; back room with tables; family photos on the wall; paintings of old Texas Longhorns football programs Food/drink *Migas Plate (three eggs scrambled with fried tortilla chips, onions and tomatoes, topped with melted cheese, and served with sausage, refried beans, and a side of ranchero sauce) with two flour tortillas - very good; standout flavor *Basket of Biscuits (4) - very good; soft; buttery

Cisco's was my favourite place in Austin, and I went to a lot of places in my short time there. The vibes of the place completed me. I could have sat there all day getting my coffee refilled and watching the condensation drop from the AC into an eclectic array of buckets, but sadly I had places to be. These were the best breakfast tacos I've had. They were nothin fancy and that's the point. The definition of cheap and cheerful. The flavours were perfect. I should have got more. But no regrets. The giant spoon in the coffee was a nice touch.

Great place. Happy to support a long time business with awesome staff. No real vegan options. I ordered the veggie fajitas and asked for no cheese/no sour cream with the fixings. They were so delicious. My partner ordered the chicken fajitas and he loved them. I would definitely come back. Everything about the place is worth coming back over and over again. We still talk about the food. Just a great place with great food.

Old school Tex-Mex You come here for the vibe. And the food, which is part of the vibe, and pretty much exactly what you’d expect from classic Austin Tex-Mex. Decent sized portions (ok, sometimes huge), and very happy-making. Great service took so if you don’t want to stand in the infinite lines in the nearby places, eat here!!