TacoBar Cantina — Restaurant in Holly Springs

My family and I were craving some good and authentic Mexican and this place did not disappoint!

We started with the guacamole appetizer. Then moved onto dinner.

I ordered the enchilada plate roja and asked the server what meat was best, he said chicken so I ordered that, with the rice and beans along with a margarita flight (not on the menu) on the rocks.My p ordered the carne asada burrito with a michelada. My son ordered the birria burrito.

My sons was HUGE. Meat was extremely tender and the side of consome was delicious. My fiancés was also huge (he couldn’t finish it) the meat was tender and the flavor was explosive (his words). My enchilada sauce was amazing, sadly the chicken was cubed and hard in the inside but I know the flavor was there. The rice and beans were great. I ended up finishing my fiances burrito which was great.

Things to take note of and hopefully the owner will change - the alcoholic beverages do NOT have pricing. Although I enjoyed everything and would order them again it’s nice to know that my flight was $31 before purchasing.

Outside of that - all was great! The food was amazingly delicious and rather reasonable in cost $9-$ each. I will come back and hope that our community supports them enough that...

We were excited to check out the new restaurant at this location but were incredibly disappointed with the service and overall quality and selection of food. To start, we were not greeted and had to ask if we should sit wherever we wanted.

My wife is a vegetarian, and the waiter could not answer simple questions about the food ("are there vegetarian options?" or "are the refried beans vegetarian?"). Her chile relleno burrito was inedible. My food (birria tacos) was edible, although quite greasy. The cheese dip was the best of the lot.

The waiter was not helpful, very brusque and off-putting in his manner and unfamiliar with the credit card machine. I am still concerned that we may have been charged twice, but that will take a couple of days to determine.

We will not return and don't recommend this restaurant to anyone. This is not a matter of "working out the problems" with process, it's a failure at all levels that...

TLDR; - Shorter menu, better/fresher ingredients, improved food and drink, still reasonably priced, (my kids are asking if the bounce house will be back)

Food - Food selection is pared down from the previous restaurant but much improved. I had the carne asada burrito which showed up in foil in a street style tin tray and was both cooked wonderfully and filling. My wife had a selection of street tacos which were described as top notch.

Drinks - Margaritas (Taco Bar/house) tasted great, had some color and were buzz-worthy. My kids had a mango and strawberry agua fresca, delicious and a very welcome alternative to Sprite et al.

Service - Very attentive and polite. Had to ask for napkins/silverware but passing that off as opening jitters.

Will definitely be back

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