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Nearby attractions
Art On Broad Inc
1016 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
Augusta & Co.
1010 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
Augusta Riverwalk
10th St, Augusta, GA 30901
Augusta Common
836 Reynolds St, Augusta, GA 30901
Morris Museum of Art
1 10th St 2nd floor, Augusta, GA 30901
Springfield Baptist Church
114 12th St, Augusta, GA 30901
Imperial Theatre
749 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
Miller Theater
708 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
Sacred Heart Cultural Center
1301 Greene St, Augusta, GA 30901
Jessye Norman Amphitheatre
15 8th St, Augusta, GA 30901
Nearby restaurants
Nacho Mama's
976 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
Whiskey Bar Kitchen
1048 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
Mellow Mushroom Augusta
1102 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
Lenox on Tenth
211 10th St, Augusta, GA 30901
Sole Augusta
1033 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
New Moon Cafe
JB White's Building storefront, 936 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
990 Broad | Sushi Kitchen
990 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
Laziza Mediterranean Grill - Augusta
901 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901, United States
Toaste
1135 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
Farmhaus Burger
1204 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
Nearby hotels
Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center
2 10th St, Augusta, GA 30901
Hyatt House Augusta / Downtown
1268 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
Ramada by Wyndham Augusta Downtown Hotel & Conference Center
640 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30901
Riverwalk Marina Gift Shop (5th Street Marina)
Riverwalk Marina, 1 5th St, Augusta, GA 30901, United States
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TACOCAT AUGUSTA, GA

208 10th St, Augusta, GA 30901
4.2(258)$$$$
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attractions: Art On Broad Inc, Augusta & Co., Augusta Riverwalk, Augusta Common, Morris Museum of Art, Springfield Baptist Church, Imperial Theatre, Miller Theater, Sacred Heart Cultural Center, Jessye Norman Amphitheatre, restaurants: Nacho Mama's, Whiskey Bar Kitchen, Mellow Mushroom Augusta, Lenox on Tenth, Sole Augusta, New Moon Cafe, 990 Broad | Sushi Kitchen, Laziza Mediterranean Grill - Augusta, Toaste, Farmhaus Burger
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(706) 842-7800
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tacocataugusta.com

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Featured dishes

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Carne Asada Fries
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Chorizo Dip
dish
Quesabirria
dish
Spicy Carne Asada Tostada
dish
Tacocat Salad
dish
Blackened Fish Taco
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Shrimp Taco
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TACO PLATTER
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2 Kid's Tacos

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Nearby attractions of TACOCAT AUGUSTA, GA

Art On Broad Inc

Augusta & Co.

Augusta Riverwalk

Augusta Common

Morris Museum of Art

Springfield Baptist Church

Imperial Theatre

Miller Theater

Sacred Heart Cultural Center

Jessye Norman Amphitheatre

Art On Broad Inc

Art On Broad Inc

4.9

(52)

Open 24 hours
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Augusta & Co.

Augusta & Co.

4.9

(26)

Closed
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Augusta Riverwalk

Augusta Riverwalk

4.6

(1.9K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Augusta Common

Augusta Common

4.6

(423)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

Tour of Aiken
Tour of Aiken
Sat, Dec 6 • 12:00 PM
406 Park Avenue Southeast, Aiken, SC 29801
View details
Candlelight: A Tribute to Taylor Swift
Candlelight: A Tribute to Taylor Swift
Thu, Dec 11 • 6:30 PM
1301 Greene Street, Augusta, 30901
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Augusta Murder Mystery: Solve the case!
Augusta Murder Mystery: Solve the case!
Mon, Dec 1 • 12:00 AM
850 Broad St, Augusta, 30901
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Nearby restaurants of TACOCAT AUGUSTA, GA

Nacho Mama's

Whiskey Bar Kitchen

Mellow Mushroom Augusta

Lenox on Tenth

Sole Augusta

New Moon Cafe

990 Broad | Sushi Kitchen

Laziza Mediterranean Grill - Augusta

Toaste

Farmhaus Burger

Nacho Mama's

Nacho Mama's

4.5

(1.1K)

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Whiskey Bar Kitchen

Whiskey Bar Kitchen

4.5

(1.5K)

Click for details
Mellow Mushroom Augusta

Mellow Mushroom Augusta

4.5

(1.3K)

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Lenox on Tenth

Lenox on Tenth

3.8

(211)

$$

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Bridget RooksBridget Rooks
My husband and I have been here twice, it's a fun trendy kind of restaurant. Our most recent trip was Feb 22. The staff are very kind and nice, they seem to be understaffed both times we've been but that hasn't affected our time. The food is good but not amazing, but the way they do their reservations is screwed up. You pretty much are making a reservation to be put in a waitlist because (and this was explained to us by the hostess) reservations are based on WHEN the reservation was made, NOT for the actual time of the reservation. We tried walking in at 6:15 and were asked if we had a reservation, we said no and they told us it would probably be until 7 that we could get a seat so we figured we'd go somewhere else for dinner, but we went on their reservation site to see if they had anything before that and they had a reservation for 6:30 so we booked it! We walked back in to let them know and that's when the hostess explained that hopefully they would have a table by then but it'll probably still be 7 that we would get seated, which is weird since we booked a reservation for 6:30. We went back at 6:30 (we went to Soul Bar around the corner for a drink while we waited). While we waited at tacocat starting at 6:30, 4 tables had left and were cleaned off. Someone walked in around 6:50/6:55 ish and were seated immediately at one of the tables that had been open for 15 minutes while we were waiting. I asked her out of curiosity if she had made a reservation and for what time and she said she made one originally for 6:30 but they were running behind so she called and asked if they could make it for 7. My husband went and asked the hostess about how we had the 6:30 reservation (I'm assuming was the woman's original reservation time and they changed it making it available to rebook) and we still waited and got sat after someone who technically had a reservation AFTER ours. So if you're going to make a reservation, doesn't matter what time it's for, it matters WHEN you make it which makes no sense. I'd recommend to management to change it to do either a reservation system or a waitlist system, don't make it a hybrid kind of concept. ANYWAYS, once we got sat and they had $6 margs for national margarita day so we order two and my husband asked if he could make his spicy and they said no problem. My margarita was full but his looked like someone had literally drank half of it, he asked our waitress if it was supposed to be that low (because we hardly ever speak up about issues with dining out so we aren't the confrontational type) and she validated it was normal (picture I am attaching is his margarita as it arrived, not a single sip, smell, molecule was missing from his drink in the picture). I hate to seem like I'm not picking, the staff we have interacted with really is kind, but their reservation system is so screwed up and spicy margs are apparently only half a drink. I know people are like "we werent rude about it" or "we weren't being Karen's" but I am trying to be as transparent as I can, give praise to where it's deserved but pointing out the issues. I believe we really weren't rude about anything, still tipped 20% because we know none of it was our waitress's fault...we hardly ever say anything about our food in general or complain about waiting...like it really does take quite a bit for us to speak up, but it was enough of a disappointment I'm not sure if we will go back if we're ever back in Augusta...and letting others know who are wanting to go to make your reservation as early as possible to be put on the waitlist for your reservation time.
Christopher EstepChristopher Estep
I had the pleasure of dining at Tacocat in Augusta, Georgia, on June 1st for an afternoon lunch, and the experience was absolutely delightful. This restaurant stands out in the local food scene with its inviting atmosphere and exceptional service. Right off the bat, our server made an incredible impression. She was attentive, friendly, and went above and beyond to ensure we had an amazing dining experience. Since it was our first time visiting the restaurant, she took the time to guide us through the menu and share her recommendations, which we greatly appreciated. Now, onto the food — we ordered a spread of items, all of which were delicious. The Chorizo Dip was a hit at our table, offering a flavorful start to our meal. Next, we moved on to the Carne Asada Fries. These were not your average fries — they were topped with succulent carne asada, queso, guacamole, pico de gallo, black beans, lime crema, fresno chiles, and jalapeños​. The combination of flavors was simply out of this world, and the portion was generous enough to share with our group. A lot of places do not give you much guacamole, but they really slapped it on there for us. My wife opted for the Tacocat Salad, which she thoroughly enjoyed. The portion was filling and satisfying, a refreshing option for those looking for something a bit lighter. We also enjoyed a variety of tacos, including the Carne Asada Taco, which was packed with flavor. The quality of the ingredients shone through with each bite, and the presentation was picture-perfect. And of course, no visit to a taco spot would be complete without trying their margaritas. The Tacocat Margarita was the perfect accompaniment to our meal — refreshing and well-balanced. The ambiance of the restaurant deserves a special mention as well. We sat outside, right off Broad Street, which added to the lively and vibrant feel of the place. The restaurant has a welcoming, relaxed vibe that makes you want to linger for a while. Our server's exceptional hospitality made a lasting impression on us, and we can't wait to return - next time for brunch, as recommended by her. If you find yourself in Augusta, don't miss out on this gem! Edit: I brought a friend here for a return lunch visit, and we received excellent service from Emily! Update 9/7/23: Revisited with my wife and received excellent service from Quan! We decided to try all of their signature tacos, and the flavors were so spectacular — fresh as always! Our favorites were the Mahi-Mahi Taco, Pork Canitas Taco, and oddly enough the Cauliflower Taco! None of them were bad, we thoroughly enjoyed each one and now we know what our favorite combinations are for our next visit. We also found out that they serve frozen cocktails as well, which my wife also enjoyed. Added more photos.
EmeraldEmerald
Decided to check out what all the fuss was about with this place. Gotta say the first impression was pretty dope. Love the style and branding outside. Keep in mind this is great idea for this market of growth Augusta is experiencing. Upon entering I also thought the merch lockers were cool. The hostess station is really hurting this locations first impression. It’s hard to catch eye contact upon entering because the wild hanging plant is literally in the middle of the station. Me and my date felt we were being overlooked when the reality of this is simple: the plant is in the way. (See pictures) - We were seated quickly and our waiter was extremely personable. I would drop his name but I forgot (the black dude). He gave us some drink suggestions AFTER we asked and guided us through the menu. If you love to drink, this is the place for you. Side note: The inside is giving grease vibes but that’s just my imagination. My order is below: FOOD- Chorizo Dip - if you don’t like that herby taste too tough, get light cilantro. TRUST ME. It was decent at best. Pork Carnitas - These were decent. I ordered 2 and they both tasted different. Not a big deal to me but the guac or whatever the green stuff is… if it is balanced it’ll prolly taste better. Red Chorizo Taco - liked this one. Americano - The shell sets this one up for victory. I’d get this every time considering the pricing for the others are higher than the taste. Drinks - Salted Watermelon - good drink. Lemme get some more liquor though 🙃 Strawberry Margarita- tasty. All in all, I loved the vibes, branding and drinks. I don’t love the tacos but I’m not trying to be critical. I enjoyed myself. This is a great energy for Augusta. Grab a friend and go here on a Friday evening before the night hits. To the business, I think a little more attention to detail can help fully realize this idea.
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My husband and I have been here twice, it's a fun trendy kind of restaurant. Our most recent trip was Feb 22. The staff are very kind and nice, they seem to be understaffed both times we've been but that hasn't affected our time. The food is good but not amazing, but the way they do their reservations is screwed up. You pretty much are making a reservation to be put in a waitlist because (and this was explained to us by the hostess) reservations are based on WHEN the reservation was made, NOT for the actual time of the reservation. We tried walking in at 6:15 and were asked if we had a reservation, we said no and they told us it would probably be until 7 that we could get a seat so we figured we'd go somewhere else for dinner, but we went on their reservation site to see if they had anything before that and they had a reservation for 6:30 so we booked it! We walked back in to let them know and that's when the hostess explained that hopefully they would have a table by then but it'll probably still be 7 that we would get seated, which is weird since we booked a reservation for 6:30. We went back at 6:30 (we went to Soul Bar around the corner for a drink while we waited). While we waited at tacocat starting at 6:30, 4 tables had left and were cleaned off. Someone walked in around 6:50/6:55 ish and were seated immediately at one of the tables that had been open for 15 minutes while we were waiting. I asked her out of curiosity if she had made a reservation and for what time and she said she made one originally for 6:30 but they were running behind so she called and asked if they could make it for 7. My husband went and asked the hostess about how we had the 6:30 reservation (I'm assuming was the woman's original reservation time and they changed it making it available to rebook) and we still waited and got sat after someone who technically had a reservation AFTER ours. So if you're going to make a reservation, doesn't matter what time it's for, it matters WHEN you make it which makes no sense. I'd recommend to management to change it to do either a reservation system or a waitlist system, don't make it a hybrid kind of concept. ANYWAYS, once we got sat and they had $6 margs for national margarita day so we order two and my husband asked if he could make his spicy and they said no problem. My margarita was full but his looked like someone had literally drank half of it, he asked our waitress if it was supposed to be that low (because we hardly ever speak up about issues with dining out so we aren't the confrontational type) and she validated it was normal (picture I am attaching is his margarita as it arrived, not a single sip, smell, molecule was missing from his drink in the picture). I hate to seem like I'm not picking, the staff we have interacted with really is kind, but their reservation system is so screwed up and spicy margs are apparently only half a drink. I know people are like "we werent rude about it" or "we weren't being Karen's" but I am trying to be as transparent as I can, give praise to where it's deserved but pointing out the issues. I believe we really weren't rude about anything, still tipped 20% because we know none of it was our waitress's fault...we hardly ever say anything about our food in general or complain about waiting...like it really does take quite a bit for us to speak up, but it was enough of a disappointment I'm not sure if we will go back if we're ever back in Augusta...and letting others know who are wanting to go to make your reservation as early as possible to be put on the waitlist for your reservation time.
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I had the pleasure of dining at Tacocat in Augusta, Georgia, on June 1st for an afternoon lunch, and the experience was absolutely delightful. This restaurant stands out in the local food scene with its inviting atmosphere and exceptional service. Right off the bat, our server made an incredible impression. She was attentive, friendly, and went above and beyond to ensure we had an amazing dining experience. Since it was our first time visiting the restaurant, she took the time to guide us through the menu and share her recommendations, which we greatly appreciated. Now, onto the food — we ordered a spread of items, all of which were delicious. The Chorizo Dip was a hit at our table, offering a flavorful start to our meal. Next, we moved on to the Carne Asada Fries. These were not your average fries — they were topped with succulent carne asada, queso, guacamole, pico de gallo, black beans, lime crema, fresno chiles, and jalapeños​. The combination of flavors was simply out of this world, and the portion was generous enough to share with our group. A lot of places do not give you much guacamole, but they really slapped it on there for us. My wife opted for the Tacocat Salad, which she thoroughly enjoyed. The portion was filling and satisfying, a refreshing option for those looking for something a bit lighter. We also enjoyed a variety of tacos, including the Carne Asada Taco, which was packed with flavor. The quality of the ingredients shone through with each bite, and the presentation was picture-perfect. And of course, no visit to a taco spot would be complete without trying their margaritas. The Tacocat Margarita was the perfect accompaniment to our meal — refreshing and well-balanced. The ambiance of the restaurant deserves a special mention as well. We sat outside, right off Broad Street, which added to the lively and vibrant feel of the place. The restaurant has a welcoming, relaxed vibe that makes you want to linger for a while. Our server's exceptional hospitality made a lasting impression on us, and we can't wait to return - next time for brunch, as recommended by her. If you find yourself in Augusta, don't miss out on this gem! Edit: I brought a friend here for a return lunch visit, and we received excellent service from Emily! Update 9/7/23: Revisited with my wife and received excellent service from Quan! We decided to try all of their signature tacos, and the flavors were so spectacular — fresh as always! Our favorites were the Mahi-Mahi Taco, Pork Canitas Taco, and oddly enough the Cauliflower Taco! None of them were bad, we thoroughly enjoyed each one and now we know what our favorite combinations are for our next visit. We also found out that they serve frozen cocktails as well, which my wife also enjoyed. Added more photos.
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Christopher Estep

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Decided to check out what all the fuss was about with this place. Gotta say the first impression was pretty dope. Love the style and branding outside. Keep in mind this is great idea for this market of growth Augusta is experiencing. Upon entering I also thought the merch lockers were cool. The hostess station is really hurting this locations first impression. It’s hard to catch eye contact upon entering because the wild hanging plant is literally in the middle of the station. Me and my date felt we were being overlooked when the reality of this is simple: the plant is in the way. (See pictures) - We were seated quickly and our waiter was extremely personable. I would drop his name but I forgot (the black dude). He gave us some drink suggestions AFTER we asked and guided us through the menu. If you love to drink, this is the place for you. Side note: The inside is giving grease vibes but that’s just my imagination. My order is below: FOOD- Chorizo Dip - if you don’t like that herby taste too tough, get light cilantro. TRUST ME. It was decent at best. Pork Carnitas - These were decent. I ordered 2 and they both tasted different. Not a big deal to me but the guac or whatever the green stuff is… if it is balanced it’ll prolly taste better. Red Chorizo Taco - liked this one. Americano - The shell sets this one up for victory. I’d get this every time considering the pricing for the others are higher than the taste. Drinks - Salted Watermelon - good drink. Lemme get some more liquor though 🙃 Strawberry Margarita- tasty. All in all, I loved the vibes, branding and drinks. I don’t love the tacos but I’m not trying to be critical. I enjoyed myself. This is a great energy for Augusta. Grab a friend and go here on a Friday evening before the night hits. To the business, I think a little more attention to detail can help fully realize this idea.
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4.2
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2.0
40w

My husband and I have been here twice, it's a fun trendy kind of restaurant. Our most recent trip was Feb 22. The staff are very kind and nice, they seem to be understaffed both times we've been but that hasn't affected our time. The food is good but not amazing, but the way they do their reservations is screwed up. You pretty much are making a reservation to be put in a waitlist because (and this was explained to us by the hostess) reservations are based on WHEN the reservation was made, NOT for the actual time of the reservation. We tried walking in at 6:15 and were asked if we had a reservation, we said no and they told us it would probably be until 7 that we could get a seat so we figured we'd go somewhere else for dinner, but we went on their reservation site to see if they had anything before that and they had a reservation for 6:30 so we booked it! We walked back in to let them know and that's when the hostess explained that hopefully they would have a table by then but it'll probably still be 7 that we would get seated, which is weird since we booked a reservation for 6:30. We went back at 6:30 (we went to Soul Bar around the corner for a drink while we waited). While we waited at tacocat starting at 6:30, 4 tables had left and were cleaned off. Someone walked in around 6:50/6:55 ish and were seated immediately at one of the tables that had been open for 15 minutes while we were waiting. I asked her out of curiosity if she had made a reservation and for what time and she said she made one originally for 6:30 but they were running behind so she called and asked if they could make it for 7. My husband went and asked the hostess about how we had the 6:30 reservation (I'm assuming was the woman's original reservation time and they changed it making it available to rebook) and we still waited and got sat after someone who technically had a reservation AFTER ours. So if you're going to make a reservation, doesn't matter what time it's for, it matters WHEN you make it which makes no sense. I'd recommend to management to change it to do either a reservation system or a waitlist system, don't make it a hybrid kind of concept.

ANYWAYS, once we got sat and they had $6 margs for national margarita day so we order two and my husband asked if he could make his spicy and they said no problem. My margarita was full but his looked like someone had literally drank half of it, he asked our waitress if it was supposed to be that low (because we hardly ever speak up about issues with dining out so we aren't the confrontational type) and she validated it was normal (picture I am attaching is his margarita as it arrived, not a single sip, smell, molecule was missing from his drink in the picture).

I hate to seem like I'm not picking, the staff we have interacted with really is kind, but their reservation system is so screwed up and spicy margs are apparently only half a drink. I know people are like "we werent rude about it" or "we weren't being Karen's" but I am trying to be as transparent as I can, give praise to where it's deserved but pointing out the issues. I believe we really weren't rude about anything, still tipped 20% because we know none of it was our waitress's fault...we hardly ever say anything about our food in general or complain about waiting...like it really does take quite a bit for us to speak up, but it was enough of a disappointment I'm not sure if we will go back if we're ever back in Augusta...and letting others know who are wanting to go to make your reservation as early as possible to be put on the waitlist for your...

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5.0
2y

I had the pleasure of dining at Tacocat in Augusta, Georgia, on June 1st for an afternoon lunch, and the experience was absolutely delightful. This restaurant stands out in the local food scene with its inviting atmosphere and exceptional service.

Right off the bat, our server made an incredible impression. She was attentive, friendly, and went above and beyond to ensure we had an amazing dining experience. Since it was our first time visiting the restaurant, she took the time to guide us through the menu and share her recommendations, which we greatly appreciated.

Now, onto the food — we ordered a spread of items, all of which were delicious. The Chorizo Dip was a hit at our table, offering a flavorful start to our meal. Next, we moved on to the Carne Asada Fries. These were not your average fries — they were topped with succulent carne asada, queso, guacamole, pico de gallo, black beans, lime crema, fresno chiles, and jalapeños​. The combination of flavors was simply out of this world, and the portion was generous enough to share with our group. A lot of places do not give you much guacamole, but they really slapped it on there for us.

My wife opted for the Tacocat Salad, which she thoroughly enjoyed. The portion was filling and satisfying, a refreshing option for those looking for something a bit lighter.

We also enjoyed a variety of tacos, including the Carne Asada Taco, which was packed with flavor. The quality of the ingredients shone through with each bite, and the presentation was picture-perfect.

And of course, no visit to a taco spot would be complete without trying their margaritas. The Tacocat Margarita was the perfect accompaniment to our meal — refreshing and well-balanced.

The ambiance of the restaurant deserves a special mention as well. We sat outside, right off Broad Street, which added to the lively and vibrant feel of the place. The restaurant has a welcoming, relaxed vibe that makes you want to linger for a while.

Our server's exceptional hospitality made a lasting impression on us, and we can't wait to return - next time for brunch, as recommended by her. If you find yourself in Augusta, don't miss out on this gem!

Edit: I brought a friend here for a return lunch visit, and we received excellent service from Emily!

Update 9/7/23: Revisited with my wife and received excellent service from Quan!

We decided to try all of their signature tacos, and the flavors were so spectacular — fresh as always! Our favorites were the Mahi-Mahi Taco, Pork Canitas Taco, and oddly enough the Cauliflower Taco!

None of them were bad, we thoroughly enjoyed each one and now we know what our favorite combinations are for our next visit.

We also found out that they serve frozen cocktails as well, which my wife also enjoyed.

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1.0
2y

The place looks cool, the food comes out cool as well. Our taco platter was completely cold, shrimp not crispy, tortillas falling apart.. we arrived around 1pm, were sat, did not see anyone until a woman brought us tap water in cups with no straws or ICE. She said the waitress would be with us soon. We ordered margaritas that came in a tiny glass with huge ice cubes, we are not drinkers and it took ONE swallow for the $12 margarita to go down. We ordered chips and queso to come out before the food, a taco platter and an order of wings. Around 1:30 we are sitting there wondering.. where is the chips and salsa/queso? Waitress says they are currently out buy making more. Ok.. it was an hour after opening and the place wasnt packed. We continued to see chips and salsa/queso walk by our table. Eventually waitress brought them out with the taco platter. No sign of the wings for our third person. I eat the sweet potato taco thinking it was cold, but maybe it was just the salsa on it or something. My husband says his taco was cold. I bite into the shrimp taco, which is not crispy at all and there is no sign of warmth. We felt the other tacos and all were cold. We decide to just count it as a loss, but where are the wings? We ask a random person walking by, he says he will get them, he disappears. We then see someone else and ask to speak with the manager. We continue to just sit there... the wings come out, in what I am thinking is a microwavable bag, we tell the person bringing them, WHERE IS THE MANAGER. We continue to sit there until we say we are just leaving, we dont have the ticket, where is our waitress, where is the manager? as we go to walk out the manager comes and says "uh oh someone looks grumpy". I explain that we would like to pay for the drinks and wings but the $35 taco platter was completely cold, we just want to leave its been over an hour and a half(yes the wings came out at least 30 mins after the taco platter). Her face went blank and she says "lunch is on us" and walks away. The decor was cool but the food was not, there werent many food options, the alcohol drinks are expensive. I would not recommend and will...

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