There is a small gas station out in the middle of nowhere Pflugerville, with a little old mexican lady running a restaurant in the back who makes better. But Papalote is a close #2.
Con Madre is kinda meh.
Duckflowers
You should try the Cenote breakfast burrito
ceasecows98
con madre is a disgraceful ripoff. expensive and bland as fuck even if the tortilla is mega
WaltrWhit
Lemme see your banana for scale
GuyWhoTakesTrashout
There was a time where this burrito was around like 9 bucks. That’s when I remember recommending it to peopl, nowadays not so much.
punxtr
They used to sell them for $8-10 dollars, and actually had flavor. Now they are a shadow of themself 🙁
Alynis
During the pandemic I used to order these all the time. They were 8 dollars and the quality was solid, lot of food, salsas were good. Then it went to shit and more than doubled in price and the burritos were filled with grease from lower quality meats. Just disappointing.
Winston_Smith-1984
But.. are your a hobbit?
BolognaOnFire
They used to be 7$!
Space_Vaquero73
Impressive in size! but low in quality. next time try a Juan in Million Don Juan, just order some extra tortillas with it.
Ilikejuicyjuice-
*laughs in San Antonio*
External_Platypus_56
RIP your toilet
greatestcookiethief
nowadays every business charge 15-25 for a regular meal, when i was in California, sometimes i felt it’s cheaper than Austin.
3nzoTheGr8
You must be from California
Tunavi
con Madre is not very good though
AustinBunny2
Sheesh folks. Don’t you know it’s not the size that really matters?!
Isatis_tinctoria
This is wild!
DocRobertSloan
There used to be a burrito spot on oltorf that made burritos this big for like $2.99
I used to get one every AM on my way to school
Alan_ATX
Not to be confused with the similarly named [Ta-Con Madre](https://www.facebook.com/ta.con.madre.austin/) that recently opened at the Shell station on the corner of MLK and Chicon. That new one uses quality ingredients served on handmade tortillas, pupusas, arepas, etc.
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How was it?
$20 for a burrito? Lol
Jardin Corona is half the price and twice as good lol it’s hard to find value in the new Austin
Still dubious, no reference for OP’s arm. Need dog or banana for scale.
It looks like you’re getting fitted for a prosthetic burrito
$20!?!? I hope that came with a happy ending.
We need a reference. Are you 7 ft tall or does the sunset occurs 10 minutes early for you?
[Papalote Taco House](http://yumpapalote.com/menu)
Best Ive had in a while.
There is a small gas station out in the middle of nowhere Pflugerville, with a little old mexican lady running a restaurant in the back who makes better. But Papalote is a close #2.
Con Madre is kinda meh.
You should try the Cenote breakfast burrito
con madre is a disgraceful ripoff. expensive and bland as fuck even if the tortilla is mega
Lemme see your banana for scale
There was a time where this burrito was around like 9 bucks. That’s when I remember recommending it to peopl, nowadays not so much.
They used to sell them for $8-10 dollars, and actually had flavor. Now they are a shadow of themself 🙁
During the pandemic I used to order these all the time. They were 8 dollars and the quality was solid, lot of food, salsas were good. Then it went to shit and more than doubled in price and the burritos were filled with grease from lower quality meats. Just disappointing.
But.. are your a hobbit?
They used to be 7$!
Impressive in size! but low in quality. next time try a Juan in Million Don Juan, just order some extra tortillas with it.
*laughs in San Antonio*
RIP your toilet
nowadays every business charge 15-25 for a regular meal, when i was in California, sometimes i felt it’s cheaper than Austin.
You must be from California
con Madre is not very good though
Sheesh folks. Don’t you know it’s not the size that really matters?!
This is wild!
There used to be a burrito spot on oltorf that made burritos this big for like $2.99
I used to get one every AM on my way to school
Not to be confused with the similarly named [Ta-Con Madre](https://www.facebook.com/ta.con.madre.austin/) that recently opened at the Shell station on the corner of MLK and Chicon. That new one uses quality ingredients served on handmade tortillas, pupusas, arepas, etc.