Taqueria Rosy — Restaurant in Conroe

I was recommend to this place by a friend. The tacos are ok but the customer service is horrible. The owners son was very rude. I asked him why was he being rude to me. His reply was because you always take to long to order. Nobody speaks fluent English at this establishment. The owners and his son sparks a small amount. I come to this place to get the cantaloupe water. I work in the food industry and I've never encountered anything of this nature. He slammed the window in my face and walked off as if I was being rude. My fault for not being fluent in Spanish and for asking about other items on the menu. No matter what we do racism still exist. I will not spend my money where I'm not accepted and or respected. I'll make sure everyone I know is aware of the poor treatment...

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 9.1/10 — Great Late-Night Experience!

We came in right before closing, and they still gave us perfect service. The food came out hot, fresh, and fast — less than 10 minutes for a table of five. Everything was delicious.

I had the Barbacoa tacos, Pastor tacos, and steak quesadilla — all packed with flavor. My wife had the flautas and fajita tacos, along with watermelon Agua Fresca and a lemon-cucumber Agua that were super refreshing. My mother-in-law loved her meal too.

Even though it was late, the staff stayed friendly and professional the whole time. There wasn’t an option to tip on the card, but we made sure to give something for their hard work.

Whenever I’m back in town, this will be one of my first stops — amazing food, great service, and genuine...

Parked and to my surprise the gentleman was came out to my car side to take my order. Tacos are like $3/corn & $3.5/flour not sure if there is a size difference or if it's just taking advantage that most ppl from Texas happens to like flour the most....ordered 1 shred chicken corn good flavor and 1 huarache fajita with everything which had really good flavor to the meat and everything on it went so well together. The salsa taste like it made from a combination of the dried red peppers which is not my favorite but it was still good.

Corn in a cup will run you $4.50 for a small I believe it was. Pretty outrageous from the old time prices and considering an ear of corn only...