Tacos allure students, families and local workforce
El Charrito Mexican Restaurant started as a dream almost 17 years ago, when owners Jeanette and Jose Rodriguez swapped tacos for cash through a mobile food trailer window. A year passed before they could move operations to the quaint peach-colored building in downtown Georgetown on Austin Avenue.
Since then, Rodriguez said she and her husband have expanded El Charrito into a small empire of Mexican fare delivery—whether to tables at the restaurant, through the side pickup order window, or from the beds of trucks packed with tacos and dispatched to nearby construction sites.
"There wasn't much at the time when we started here, so we decided to open in Georgetown," Jeanette said. "We have customers from way back who still come in."
She said Mexican food made from scratch draws consistent, daily crowds.














