Taco Jones — Restaurant in Citrus Park

We visited this local establishment as we reside in the vicinity. Upon placing our order and being seated, we observed an excessive presence of flies in the courtyard. The deployment of fans in the area could have potentially mitigated this issue. Approximately 30 minutes had elapsed since placing our order, yet we had not received our food, despite a family who arrived after us having already received theirs. Upon inquiring about the delay, the staff member appeared surprised and had to retake our order. It is suggested that if an individual is observed waiting outside the establishment for an extended period, an effort should be made to ascertain the cause of the delay. Ultimately, we opted to request a refund and will not be returning to this establishment. However, we found a satisfactory alternative in the form of a food truck located at the nearby gas station.

02/02/2024. The inevitable has happened. This place has thankful closed permanently. I predicted. So just call me...

We stumbled upon this….compound of food trucks and decided to give it a shot. We decided on Taco Jones. The owner was super friendly and informative with the menu. We ordered a steak, chicken and an El Pastor taco. We also got the guac and chips.

Flavors were there, the temperature was a little cool for my likings but overall it was good. Zephyrhills water was the option….not a fan but we drank it anyway. Increasing your water options would help and making the temperature hotter on the tacos will make for a more enjoyable experience.

We’d definitely...

I have to give credit where it’s due—the service at this restaurant was welcoming. However, I was really disappointed with the food, especially considering how they advertise “Mexican comfort food.” They offer chips and guac, but what you actually get are tortilla chips straight out of a $2 Walmart bag, and they charge $5 for it. Bagged chips are not comfort food, and it felt like a huge letdown. Because of this, I can’t see myself...