What to order at Resident Taqueria

Must order
Brisket breakfast taco on fresh flour tortilla; smashed avocado with cotija
Editor tip
Opens at 7am daily, which makes it the best pre-10am option in North Dallas. The smashed avocado with cotija and the brisket taco are the essential order.
CuisineBrunch
StyleChef-driven breakfast taco brunch
Price$$
Price range$12-$20
Neighborhoodlake-highlands
HoursTue-Sat 07:30-21:00
BookingWalk-in
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Must order: Brisket breakfast taco on fresh flour tortilla; smashed avocado with cotija

Tip: Opens at 7am daily, which makes it the best pre-10am option in North Dallas. The smashed avocado with cotija and the brisket taco are the essential order.

Location

Address: 9661 Audelia Rd, Ste 112, Dallas, TX 75238

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