Although Austin claims to have the Best Tacos in Texas – Many can dispute that,  and Fort Worth.com have tasted to rank the TOP 10 in Cowtown here are the Results

10)    Taqueria Tepito on Miller Ave. Street tacos  –– thick corn tortillas filled with lengua, carne asada, chicarrones or tripas,

9)   Torchy’s Taco,  this chain made the list due to the menu of  breakfast tacos (the Wrangler (Eggs with grill beef fajitas and cheddar chesse and diablo Sauce or the Ranch Hand Scrambled Eggs with potatoes topped with beef brisket and tomatillo Sauce.

8)   Tina’s Cocina homemade that you can assemble yourself  (eggs and your choice of meat served with a side of corn tortillas, beans and potatoes). Tina’s also features 11 breakfast burritos if you prefer your Mexican food in a six-inch flour tortilla.

7)     Taqueria Melis located on W. Vickery Blvd was one of the first taco stands in Fort Worth. The restaurant is cash only –  picnic tables available; try the breakfast  jamon (ham) and egg taco, should you be tired of pastor or carnitas. On weekends, you can get menudo by the pound.

6)    Taco Heads on Montgomery Street  on Montgomery St, offers breakfast tacos all day long! The veggie tacos might make you swear off meat –– at least in the moment you’re eating them. Fancy extras include fresh pineapple dappled with a chile-lime salt.

5)   Taco Cabana  are you surprised to see this made the list the reason still a favorite in taste and value and house-made flour tortillas. Even now, you can’t beat the value –– and the taste of a bean and cheese taco on a fresh warm tortilla is amazing.

4)  Pearl Snap Kiolaches on White Settlement Rd has two kinds of breakfast tacos on their “Not Kolaches” menu –– potato, egg and cheese or chorizo, egg and cheese.

3)  Salsa Limon Food Truck ranks high because they serve big breakfast tacos  your choice of chorizo, bacon, potato, bean and cheese, steak, barbacoa, chicken or pastor.

2)   Juanito’s Taqueria on Hemphill St offers five different kinds of breakfast tacos served on a plate with rice and beans.:  Chorizo, ham or machacada tacos with shredded beef. The regular taco menu boasts barbacoa, brisket and adobada – beef in a spicy red sauce.

1)    El Mil Tacos  (El Mil – tanslate ‘The Thousand’) located on Hemphill Street – The taco place has been in Fort Worth for 22 years and offers a wild varierty of tacos  –– lengua and buche, along with guisado, pastor and carne asada. Their loyal customers love you can get breakfast tacos  at 3 a.m. – on weekends, the place is open until 4 a.m.

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Source:  Fort Worth