Tacos El Cuñado Wyoming — Restaurant in Wyoming

I stopped by this restaurant on a Tuesday around 4:30 PM, and the place was nearly empty—I only saw one other person picking up food. I’m not from the area, but I wanted to support a small business rather than the other Mexican restaurant down the street.

My mother ordered caldo de res, and I got three steak tacos and one taco de cabeza. The taco de cabeza was okay—I’d rate it a 6/10, but the steak tacos were the worst I have ever had! The meat tasted precooked and reheated, and my tortilla was actually hotter than the steak itself.

When I mentioned this to the waitress, she informed me that this was a franchise, which I hadn’t realized and confirmed that the meat did indeed come precook!!! What!!! I never heard of steak taco meat being precooked it literally does not take much to cook taco meat! Meanwhile, my mom noticed that the meat in her caldo de res looked greenish, like it wasn’t fresh. It had that off-color you see when meat has been sitting in the fridge too long or maybe had freezer burn from being stored improperly. Either way, it did not look like fresh caldo de res meat, so I refused to eat it.

Thankfully, the waitress didn’t make me pay for it, but overall, the food was horrible. I really hope they start cooking things fresh because this experience was very disappointing.

Would not...

Me and my buddy both got 3 carne asada tacos. The meat, onions, and cilantro in the tacos had a remarkable absence of flavor; it was as if their very presence was to add texture to the soggy, dilapidated corn tortilla. Our culinary experience was demoted from lackluster to despicable upon observing the presence of an unidentified pink liquid on the take out bag as well as the foil that was insulating our tacos. Somehow, a mere drop of this liquid was odorous enough to overwhelm any olfactory semblance of a carne asada sensation. The smell was mildly unpleasant yet novel to me, so I am still bothered as to what it was. My buddy continued eating their tacos until getting dinged by an additional source of cross-contamination: after getting about two thirds through their second taco they bit into yet-another-unidentifiable material that was extremely spicy relative to the contents of what they had been eating the past 3 minutes. Maybe it was a misplaced pepper seed or something? I don't really know... I like to have some general idea of what food I am getting and this specific place left me far more confused than what I...

We stopped in for tacos after jiu-jitsu. I walked in with $70. Our taco meals came to approximately $45. I gave the young lady 2 20s and a 10 dollar bill. She gave me a 5 and some change. I put the 5 in the tip jar which left me with a 20 dollar bill. I saw they sold flan and gave her the 20 to pay for it. She gave me only coins back. It took me a minute to realize she mistook the 20 I handed her for a 5. When I asked about it she insisted I gave her a 5. I know what I walked in with. We watched the camera that was on the drawer but the decorations and her head were in the way of the cash exchange. They were supposed to count the drawer and contact me when they discovered I was being truthful. But instead, they were dishonest and more than likely pocketed the cash difference in their drawer. My partner told me that they would steal the money from us. I truly had hope that there were decent people left in this world. I was wrong. The flan wasn't good at all. The steak was burnt. We will never return to such a terrible establishment. I advise against using cash at this place they...