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Taco Flats, fully alive and serving West Lynn, Visitors....


This Poster Honoring the  LATE great, Don Baylor of Professional MLB Baseball lore  and glory, I found heartfelt, genuine and very cool! Don Baylor passed away in 2017. Don Baylor was born in Austin, and grew up in Clarksville.
TACO FLATS is a Mexican Food, Sports and Ceviche style restaurant, that recently opened up in the Clarksville neighborhood of West Austin and the "78703" Zip Code. It's located circa West Lynn and West 12th. It occupies the former "Zocolo" space, yet has been lightly remodeled. It is still a very LARGE OPEN air, 1 big room floorplan. I've eaten here a couple times, and the  Ceviche and Tap Beers looks the most appealing. It is not cheap, and not expensively priced. I'd call it moderate. 

 Do you have any questions about Clarksville Residential Real Estate? Do you want to live, buy or lease in Clarksville, West Austin? Curious as to what  the prices are in today's market? 

 Contact Austin Silent Market Licensed Realtor, georgevance@gmail.com 512.657.9281 iphone George Vance McGee







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