We recently visited Neo's and thoroughly enjoyed it. It has a very nice and laid back atmosphere. We enjoyed an excellent singer/ guitarist during lunch. The service is very good. We were think you will appreciate it.

Small very casual restaurant, food comes out super quick. Very reasonably priced. Got the beef and Al pastor tacos. Both good but the beef was better. Ordered a cheese quesadilla bc I couldn't decide on a meat to go in it. Who doesn't like melted cheese. Also got the ceviche tostada. I would probably order just the ceviche next time bc it has sour cream on the chip. My date got the enchiladas and the cheese and chicken were his favorites. He says to avoid the beef enchilada. Said it tasted like dog food. They had a few dessert options and Mexican candies at the register but we didn't order any

It's definitely fits the 'hole in the wall' look. It has surprisingly great flavor, especially for its price. There's a lot more parking than you thin, and the service is easy to get since the space is small.

Beto's is the hole in the wall you've always been looking for. Great prices, fast service, without the crowds or the "too flashy instagram" feel. Most of the customers here speak Spanish, but you can also order in English since the waitresses are super nice (and usually know what you're ordering anyways). Don't try to get too fancy because the food here is great as-is. Food favorites are the chicken enchiladas and the carne asada (steak) tacos with guacamole. They start you off with chips and salsa, and the salsa is very good as well (with a little heat the more you eat). You pay at the counter after you are done with your meal. Again, not a fancy place (like if you order a soda, they give you the can & a cup of ice & no free refills), but it's one of my favorites in Austin for quick, delicious Mexican food.

This only the 2nd time I've been motivated to write a review. I've been to Beto's a handful of times, and generally speaking, it varies from three to four stars. Never terrible, never exceptional, which is kind of best case scenario for a Tex-Mex dive. IYKYK, Tuesdays are tough in a 1 mile radius of my 7th and Springdale location because practically everything is closed. That, coupled with the fact that I had a craving for chicken tortilla soup on this cold night, I decided to give Beto's soup a chance, despite how uninspired I might have been about it. And because I did, I am now spending my moments of post-dinner contentment, writing this. If you're in the neighborhood and jonsing for some soup, gather $7.99 (plus gratuity) and get to Beto's! You get a massive 24 oz serving of hot, fresh and clean broth, loaded with pulled chicken breast, zucchini, carrots, red potatoes, onions, and Mexican rice. Served separately are the traditional garnishes - healthy servings of pico, tortilla strips, white cheese, two fat lime wedges and three bright slices of avocado. The entire time my partner and I were slurping our bowls of soup, we couldn't keep from praising it, which ultimately led to the grand decision to give a positive review. Beto's deserves it! And y'all deserve to know. (Couldn't drop a 5th star because I've had other things on the menu that really don't warrant that kind of praise, but I would for just the soup! Also - wish they didn't serve their to-go items in tons of styrofoam, but maybe you can bring in your own thermos and Tupperware?) So, if it's Tuesday (or any day) and cold (or if you like soup when it's warm too) and you're craving some chicken tortilla soup, Beto's will certainly satisfy!

This is a wonderful, non-flashy Mexican restaurant we discovered after visiting a local wine bar. Decided to check it out. Walked in and there were no silly outfits or a hostess with a flower in her hair (like at major chain restaurants). Instead we had a very nice woman who took is to a booth. This is a genuine, plain, take a seat restaurant. We received chips and salsa and learned the green salsa is hotter than red--so we stuck with it. It had a solid degree for fire to please your tongue. We ordered the 5 mini tacos. They had great corn tortillas; the grilled bulbed onion was very tasty. Both al pastor and beef were seasoned well. Definitely recommend this meal. We also had the grilled chicken quesadilla. The tortilla was wonderful, but the cheese wasn't fully melted. The chicken was cooked well, but was plain tasting. The lettuce and pico on the side, however, was very fresh. But overall it was rather disappointing. Our entire experience was very good, so we plan on returning and trying other dishes.

I feel like even the English-speaking staff, doesn't really want to speak English to guests. And that's OK because at least they will labor with you to get the food you want. Staff spent a few minutes arguing about what kind of meat is best in a taco (I was ordering tacos), and I'm very satisfied. Can't say I know what I'm eating exactly but I can say I know I'm eating good. I just like those good ole fashions... those white corn tortilla + cilantro + onion + meat combos. This hit the spot!