Taco Brat - Costa Mesa

Brat is for Bratwurst . And you can never drive again without checking this place. One of the things that make the Newport area so special is this type of independent, excellent, cool restaurants that are almost countless. Unless they're not. Only some of them ate really extraordinary and that's one of them. Unbelievable soft pulp with beer cheese and spicy sweet mustard tacos. Surprisingly amazingly bratwurst. Elote corn with butter and sprinkled Mexican cheese together with coconut shrimp. Another great Newport thing. An outdoor taco stand with really, really friendly service. Please stop from the hours so you don't make the line any longer when I show up. Often. Excellent

Interesting menu items. I wouldn't go back soon because I'm not often in the mood for Brads and Tacos.

They took a rundown take-out taco shop and turned it into a funky outdoor dining spot with and eclectic menu. The name appears to be a double entendres. Brat could be a spoiled kid or a German sausage, which they serve. The only downside for me was the price. I get that it’s chef-driven but I wouldn’t be inclined to eat there very often because of the ticket.

Great ambience, average food. I recommend this place to give him a few drinks before I go to other places for the night. The huge pulp is good, but the cheese sauce is very pasty as glue. The potato pancakes are average and the white dip sauce does not compliment them very easy acid cream would have been better. The pieces of the Kielbasa sausage were average.

Fischtaco, Brezel and their beans were the stars of our lunch. I gave them the fourth star for the ambience that really entertained our child, who let us enjoy the brunch on another level. Carne asada, while plentiful was like beef jerky but still capable. We'll be back. Perhaps you will bring the costs of faux margaritas until they are made with real tequila. The staff was very friendly and friendly.