Hombres

The brisket tacos are delicious and huge so I suggest the half order unless you're extra hungry. The meat was flavorful, tender, and wasn't stringy like some brisket tacos I've had where you take a bite and the whole thing falls apart.

If you're from out of town (and most people seem like they are), it's inside Bad Hombres, which you'll see the sign for. It's small, simple, and a perfect place for lunch. There was a person ahead of me that put in quite a large to-go order, so the guy at the counter let us know ahead of time ours would be about a half hour wait. No worries, we just walked across the street to check out another place as our lunch was being prepared.

A lot of the reviews say it's cash only but I paid with a credit card. A lot of the reviews say the people don't have a sense of humor, but I thought the guy helping me was really friendly. Looking back, when I asked what he suggested between corn and flour tortilla and he said he wasn't allowed to offer up a recommendation, he likely *was* being sarcastic and I was in a happy bubble and just shrugged my shoulders and said, oh, ok - flour then. Hopefully, if he was giving me a hard time they just had a good laugh but I didn't feel at all like he was rude.

Also, not sure about the upcharge also referenced for non-residents because I was charged what was on the board. Maybe locals get a discount? All in all, I thought the food was great, prices fair, friendly service, and I would definitely do it all over again.

These were the best breakfast tacos I've ever had, in my life - and I live in Austin, which prides itself on its breakfast tacos. I got a half order, which was more than enough food. The grits on the side were so-so, but you don't come for the grits. You come for the delicious, oversized, stuffed-to-the-gills, freshly made breakfast tacos, on warm, slightly-crispy-but-not-crunchy tortillas.

I'm not sure what the complaints about the customer service were about. We got good service there. The man who took our order and brought our food wasn't effusive, but he certainly wasn't rude either. And our food came out quickly, even though it was made-to-order.

Lastly, I don't know why it's described as a trailer. It's a storefront with a handful of tables and chairs indoors.

This place is where I'll be going for breakfast next time I pass through Marfa.

In a Sunday --last place still with food. Pizza place ran out of dough and food truck had 1 burger left. Stopped at the ATM around the corner as this is cash only.
I had my first ever brisket taco with cilantro and onion and WOW. Amazing. Not sure why this doesn't have 5 stars. Frito pie to start delicious.

There really isn't too much to write here. They have what looks like a great menu selection ranging from
a great variety of burgers to tacos.

The Don Ho burger I got with grilled pineapple and hoisin sauce was ok. This could be just my opinion but the meat tasted interesting. Not bad. Just seasoned a certain way that I wouldn't expect and kind of had a funny texture. But wait til you see the pic I post, because it won't matter. It looked great and couldn't wait to dig in to it.

If I was in Marfa I would probably eat here again.

Look at all the uptight,no sense of humor,pretentious,
easily triggered,silly tourist tripping out over this place.

Geez..

You guys are embarrassing yourself,ya crab apples.
If you were anymore uptight ja would fart diamonds!

Check your bad attitude at the door.

These two rastifari kids are making tasty late night orders with a side of local humor that even the locals have come to expect.Guess I like my humor spicy though.

Get a grip & play along Ethan!

It could be playful and fun or it could be infuriating.

Your choice.

Come with a open mind and bring cash Ethan,this place does not accept credit or debit.

Boys 2 Men is the daytime project & taco trailer.

In the evening it's "Bad Hombres".

They seemed like good guys to me though & the food was pretty tasty.

Bad Hombres serves brisket sandwiches,burgers,
pulled pork & servers all of it with a variety of Zappos's chips.Hell yeah,what's not to love ya freaks.

Let yo freak flag wave freely and stuff a brisket sandwich in ja hangrey pie hole Ethan.

We came here because of the vegan friendly menu. However we received poor customer service. The cashier was extremely un-attentive and not helpful. We were looking for some guidance on the menu however we received more of a "can you read" type of response.

Next the most distasteful part of the experience was an "Local and Others" price. Nearly a $2 dollar difference and when I asked for clarification, again, another "can't you read" type of response.

Needless to say we left without purchasing anything for a family or 4.

I'm sure the food is good based on other reviews, but the experience couldn't justify spending any money with this company.

Just a few days before heading to Marfa is when I first heard of this Boyz 2 Men Taco trailer. "Uh, excited!" I wasn't sure if former Boyz 2 Men members would be on the scene serving up delicious Texan tacos (wouldn't that me awesome) or if said delicious tacos contained actual Boyz 2 Men members. Either way, I was wrong.

Instead, there was hipster version Adrian Grenier behind the window serving decent breakfast tacos. HOWEVER, there was non-stop Boyz 2 Men jamz. Totes brought me back to my middle school days.

So this trailer is located in the Padre's parking lot. What we found on this particular morning was a decent deal: Order 2 of the same style tacos for $5 on your choice of corn or flour tortillas. My gal Crystal and I got the grits, sausage, cilantro and fresh jalepeno breakfast taco; and we also got the standard bacon, egg and cheese. The grits were pretty bland, but other than that, it was a good set of tacos - not quite an "I'll Make Love To You" kind of tacos, but satisfying nonetheless. And those fresh jalapenos were friggin' hot. They actually made my ears ring. ¡Ay caramba¡

The food came out pretty quickly and as we waited/baked in the sun, they provided some sunscreen and water outside.

I'd consider this stand a solid 4-star establishment if service wasn't accounted for. We experienced a mild but odd case of "holier than thou" hipster 'tude. Our total for six tacos was about $15, and I gave him a $20 and told him to keep the change. But when my girlfriend asked him for salsa - he stated, "That'll be 50-cents each." Crystal, being the ballsy woman that she is, grabbed the change from the tip jar and said, "here ya go." Really, dude. You're gonna charge for salsa after I tipped you for, well, nothing?

This is my favorite burger in town ...they have a variety of burgers to choose from ...today I purchased a bacon cheeseburger..it was delicious and juicy..I been here many times and never been disappointed

While Marfa has an extremely limited window of opportunity to visit open businesses, Boyz2Men Tacos is by far my favorite. You have to ask for the "White Menu Binder" This is the extensive menu besides what's on the walls.

Recommendation: Vegan Vixen Tacos - comes with (good)coffee and is $8

Salmon burger suuuuucks!!
The guy behind the counter was funny.
Wish I looked at my trusted ole Yelp before paying $12 for a crappy frozen salmon burger. Dang I'm still hungry now.... booooooo.