Authentic street tacos Cold drinks Good music Good people

Hands slicing beef into cubes on a wooden board in the kitchen

Life at Doc’s

Photographs from Doc’s Taco Shop.

Liberty City, Texas  ·  2020 – 2025

The food

Three meats, a corn tortilla, and not much else.

These are Doc’s own photographs, recovered from archived copies of this website. Our guide to what makes a street taco a street taco explains what you are looking at.

Two Doc's Taco Shop tacos on a paper plate topped with cabbage, cilantro and sliced avocado
Street tacos with cabbage, cilantro and sliced avocado
A paper plate of Doc's Taco Shop al pastor street tacos on corn tortillas with shredded cabbage, cilantro, onion and a lime wedge
Al pastor on corn tortillas
Three open street tacos topped with shredded cabbage and cilantro, filled with al pastor, bistek and pollo
Pollo, al pastor and bistek

The place

A white clapboard building and a covered deck.

El Patio at Doc's Taco Shop - a white clapboard building with hand-lettered El Patio signage, a marquee light and a wooden pergola over the deck
El Patio, out the back
The Doc's Taco Shop building in Liberty City, Texas - white clapboard with a rustic TACOS marquee sign on the roof, a mint green door and string lights in the trees
The building on the access road, Liberty City

The printed board

The 2023 menu, photographed.

The board is a document rather than a photograph, so it lives on its own page, transcribed in full and at a size you can actually read.

See the menu, transcribed and dated
Doc's Taco Shop menu, page one: seasonal items, the choice of pollo, al pastor and bistek, and dishes including street tacos, birria tacos, suegrita, torta, chalupa, the gringo, quesadillas, burritos and Keith's salad Doc's Taco Shop menu, page two: extras including elote and grilled veggies, drinks including horchata, wine-a-rita and cerveza, plus opening hours and contact details

Atmosphere

Licensed photographs, not Doc’s.

Only so many photographs of the shop survived. These four are licensed stock, kept because they show the kind of evening Doc’s put on — string lights, a guitar, a shared table, a glass of horchata. Each is credited to its photographer.

String lights glowing over an outdoor patio with tables and chairs at dusk
Colin redwood / unsplash
A guitarist playing outdoors at golden hour beside a picnic table
Gio Bartlett / unsplash
Friends sharing a Mexican meal at an outdoor table under string lights, with salsa, chips and sunflowers
RDNE Stock project / pexels
A glass jar of horchata with a cinnamon stick resting on the rim
Vintage Lenses / pexels

Photographs of the restaurant, its food and its menu boards are Doc’s own, recovered from archived versions of this website. Every other image on this page is licensed stock and is credited beneath it. Doc’s Taco Shop closed permanently on 19 July 2025.