Guac N Roll

Austin, United States

4.6

20 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 512-660-0234
Website:
www.guacnrollaustin.com
Address:
Austin, TX 78701
Downtown
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.2 miDowntown
0.5 mi5th/Rio Grande
0.7 miCongress and Riverside
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Today

Today –
Local time (Austin) 01:20 Sunday, 1 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 11:30 am – 2:00 pm
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 11:30 am – 2:00 pm
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 11:30 am – 2:00 pm
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Thursday 11:30 am – 2:00 pm
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Friday 11:30 am – 2:00 pm
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Saturday 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Sunday –

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20 reviews of Guac N Roll

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Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
We have this food truck out for our company picnic and they were amazing. Very reasonably priced, the food tasted great and the portions were HUGE. I recommend the nachos, but I also saw the tamales come out and they looked amazing too. Good options for vegetarians, also. The staff was so friendly, fast to respond and were willing to work with our budget. Everybody at our event loved them, I would definitely recommend bringing them in to cater your event!
Place rating: 3
Austin, TX
The nachos are pretty good, but the chips are definitely going to get soggy before you finish eating unless you have no shame and scarf the whole thing down in a couple minutes. It’s tempting to think this stuff is healthy since it’s pretty much all vegetables, and hey, maybe it is, but it doesn’t taste like it. Goes great with the Rosemary lemonade! Food is a bit pricey though, as with all food trucks lately.
Place rating: 5
Buda, TX
Wow! Amazing Guac! Wow! Amazing nachos! Wow! Amazing Price!
Three Wows is as many Wows as I give!
Wow!
THAT’S FOUR WOWS! A NEW RECORD!
Place rating: 5
Denver, CO
Whoa. I’m in town for SXSW and this truck is one of the highlights of an amazing trip. They were overworked at a party where they were the overwhelming preference of all the food trucks there. I’ve never seen folks work so hard for so long in such a small space. I wouldn’t have been able to handle it.
My order got a wee bit confused and they immediately fixed it and gave me a limeade for the trouble. At a party with free cocktails, that limeade was my favorite beverage of the night. I got the guac with coconut and jicama and it was insane. Eat it. Go here.
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
Absolutely LOVE this truck! Amazing customer service, and I haven’t had a dish or drink that I didn’t like. All of it. Eat all of it. Drink all of it. Delicious!
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
Whoa. This tamale, guac (Guac the Casbah) & hot salsa lunch I’m having is outstanding. Thanks for coming to the Arboretum area!
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
This is hands down my favorite food truck in Austin. Inexpensive, everything I’ve eaten is delicious, and the owner Ben is so nice and accommodating! Sometimes it’s hard to track them down, but the search is always worth it.
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
The ordering process was a breeze with some helpful suggestions from the order taker. I chose 1 tamale with chips, mild tomato salsa, yogurt mango guacamole, and a mint limeade. Everything is delicious! There are chunks of corn in the tamale. Yum. The mango guac is amazing. The salsa is mild just as described and very fresh. The mint limeade is so refreshing! I could drink it every day. The wind caught my bad of chips and it fell to the ground, and they were nice enough to give me a 2nd bag! I will definitely eat there again next time the truck comes to my office or I stumble upon them in town.
Place rating: 3
Austin, TX
Very tasty tamales and quac. Guac N Roll was at the Draughthouse when I was there on Wed so I decided to grab some dinner to enjoy with my beer. I ordered the 2 tamale combo. I got their standard tamale as well as their special. There were a ton of ingredients so I can’t really recall what was in them. They weren’t particularly traditional. They were pretty big and very tasty. I got their Guac Star (?), which seemed to be the most basic. It had pumpkin seeds and a bunch of other stuff on it. It was very good. I got their hot salsa. It’s habenero-​based. It wasn’t that spicy and not all that memorable. I thought it was a bit pricy at $ 11.50 but enjoyed my meal so will happily eat Guac N Roll again.
Place rating: 3
Austin, TX
The truck came weekly nearby our work. They seriously need help in their order taking. I don’t understand why it’s so hard. They are slow in taking orders. They mess up orders a lot. I heard stories from my co-​workers, as well as my own experience.
The last one was this. I ordered a burrito, just a burrito. The guy who took my order asked me, did I want Guac & Awe or Guac Star. I thought he meant the guac that went inside the burrito. So I said the first one. Then he told me I owed $ 13. A burrito cost just $ 7 or $ 8 according to the menu. I asked, really? $ 13 for just a burrito? He talked to someone else and ended up charging me just $ 8. That’s fine.
When I got my food, I got a burrito, a guac, chips & salsa. Which was the burrito + guac + salsa. Which cost $ 13.
My co-​worker ordered a nacho. The guy behind him ordered the same thing. But the guy behind him got the nacho first. My co-​worker had to wait extra 5 minutes. When he brought up the issue with them, they said sorry the rain and all caused them to back up preparing orders (how did the rain affect them at all, since they were inside the truck?).
The food is good. The guacamole is very filling. The burrito is tasty. I am not much of a tamale person but I found their tamale quite decent.
I just can’t stand the ordering process…
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
Delicious!
Ben, the owner, is wonderful, and the limeade is to die for. I ordered 2 jugs of limeade for my Super Bowl party from them for the second year in a row, and was not disappointed! It was nasty weather that day, so Ben very kindly hand delivered my limeade instead of making me drive out to where they were. Pro tip: add tequila to the limeade, but be careful! It will sneak up on you :)
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
Yummmmm-​y. I decided to check out the Irie Bean 7th anniversary party, and lo and behold, there was Guac N Roll. I was skeptical that this would be any different than your average food truck, but then I saw an incredible pile of nachos appear. I love nachos! I needed those nachos for myself!
What a unique mix of queso, avocado, cheese and pinto beans. Everything tasted fresh fresh fresh, and I was a huge fan. The tamale was also excellent, if not slightly unconventional. (Picture a tamale made of cheddar and garlic mashed potatoes.)
Delicious!
Place rating: 4
Austin, TX
Guac n roll has somehow managed to make the perfect nacho. Sure, you still encounter the age old issue of lots of toppings not evenly distributed on the chip but the flavor is worth the messy fingers.
Their Racker Wreck nachos WILL wreck your diet but it might be worth saving up those calories. Fresh chips with white beans, roasted garlic-​chipotle sauce, muenster cheese, pickled red onions and Guac Star guacamole base. It also had grape tomatoes, cilantro and cotija cheese.
I shared. But I didn’t wanna.
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
Not only is the food fabulous, so are the owners. Marscapone in Guac… who would have thought? Creamy deliciousness!!! We had the burrito, which had the perfect amount of spice and crunchy cabbage. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
They are now at the Draught House on Wednesday Nights too :)
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
HOLY GUACAMOLE.
^^
Probably an overused phrase to describe this food but I cannot think of anything better to say!
Absolutely don’t leave without grabbing the amazingly refreshing Mint Limeade.
In a city where there are so many options for fantastic food, this truck really rolls it out.
Love love love it.
Place rating: 4
Austin, TX
Everything was made to order and super fresh. The guac was so creamy & flavorful!
I’m absolutely going back to try EVERYTHING else!
Place rating: 5
Saint Louis, MO
Wow! Granted I only had a drink, but that Cochata was AMAZING. I wish I lived closer so I could get those every day. I will definitely make it a point to stop in here every time I am in Austin.
Also all the folks there were super polite, courteous, and friendly. And service was lightning fast.
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
What you guac-​ing ’bout, Willis?
If Gary Coleman called Todd Bridges from his grave, and asked if he knew what he was talking about, Todd would reply «Guac N Roll, Ghost-​Arnold!»
I went to the new location, at Guadalupe and 3rd Street.
I ordered the Guac Star, mashed & seasoned avocado topped with a chunky, fresh mix of grape tomatoes, red onions, jalapeño, cilantro, toasted pepitas and dried papaya. It came with salsa (habanero) and chips, all for $ 6.50.
Unlike Gary & Todd, you don’t have to punch women or be addicted to cocaine to enjoy Guac N Roll. You can just go, you know, like a normal person or something.
In Thailand, Diff’rent Strokes is called The Funny Midget.
You’re welcome.
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
FRESH! FRESH! FRESH!
Every time I go to Guac-​N-​Roll, I’m not only blown away by how delicious the seemingly strange combos end up being, but I am also absolutely delighted by how fresh everything tastes – each ingredient in the guacs and chilaquiles, the salsas, the slightly-​pickled onions and jalapenos, and even the limeade seems like it was just made rightthatsecond and just for me.
I freakin’ LOVE this place.
Place rating: 4
Austin, TX
I finally got down to the Guac N Roll truck today. Why did I wait so long??? The food was flippin’ amazing! I got the Guac N Awe, and loved every bite.
It is nice to see a food truck have vegan and gluten free food that ROCK YOUR SOCKS OFF versus tasting like cardboard.