Taco Bueno

Approval Rate: 81%

81%Approval ratio

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    sirjackum

    Tue Apr 20 2010

    I get the Beef Muchaco Platter, a lot of food for a little money. I can pile on as many jalapenos as I want, get Pico Degayo, taco sauce, etc..At Taco Bell they charge extra for jalapenos. And the food is all greasy.

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    ljwe4e14

    Fri Jul 10 2009

    I do have to say for the one in Texarkana, TX. That the management must be a joke, The service and quality of the food is not great either. If you drive through the drive in you will not get what you paid for and you will find things in your food that is not supposed to be there like used rubber gloves soaked with sweat. TOTALY DISGUSTING!!! I do not know who owns this place but I can tell you they will never get any more of my business. As for the workers they are kids who do not realy care if they have a job, by the way they act. Who ever owns this place needs to realy look at there managers who are running this restaurant in to the ground.

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    soymilk

    Wed Jul 08 2009

    I've been working at Taco bueno "I35/loop820" for 13 months now. I can tell you that on an average day I will cook 250+ lbs of taco meat and am permitted no mistakes whilst preparing any materials (otherwise it shows). Also we go through about 180 pounds of beans. Regardless of circumstances Guacamole, pico, queso, and chilli are prepared fresh three times a day as they only keep for 4 hours. Salsa is discarded at closing and then made fresh at 5am. (18 gallons) We also make routine food temperature checks every hour, If it doesn't read over 150 degrees Fahrenheit then it's gone. also everyone is encouraged to change their vinyl gloves religiously. As for what it's like working there. The pace is truly overwhelming. The only unruly patrons stem from Arlington. (I'm not kidding. If you live in Arlington then stay away from East side Fort Worth, we don't want your spotty business or your snide, elitist attitudes.) **(I mean seriously, do you guys always make fun of poor people or are y... Read more

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    anorexicheart

    Mon Aug 11 2008

    The best tex-mex fast food chain!

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    doctor_of_madness

    Wed Jul 23 2008

    I've only been there once, but the memory lingers. The food is really good.

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    fb710637574

    Tue Nov 06 2007

    Two words, Taco restaurant

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    chaoman45

    Fri Jun 15 2007

    I like it at Taco Bueno! I dare anybody that looks at this comment to name AT LEAST 3 items taco bell makes on location without powder mixes or microwaves. though it's not as much as a powerhouse up in nebraska as it is in the south, it's very decent food. Apparently to some, Bueno tacos and burritos are bad. Maybe i'll go have some e-coli at taco bell, after all, the rats sure do like taco bell.

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    soonerchick

    Thu Jun 14 2007

    I also moved to Tampa from Oklahoma 2 years ago. One of the first questions I asked upon arrival was, "Where is the nearest Bueno?" I don't understand why people actually think Taco Bell is good!! I have Bueno withdrawals after I leave Tulsa. I also love Taco Mayo, which many may disagree with but it's even better than Bueno.

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    infinitepink

    Thu May 31 2007

    We just had one open up in upper South Carolina...I would not feed this to my worst enemy, lol. It's awful, the only thing that it has going for it is that it carries coke products, because I hate pepsi products. The plain tacos not only have more fat than plain Taco Bell tacos, but the meat of the plain ones is dry and flavorless, with those scant skinny cheese pieces on top. I ordered a #1 to try the place out. The burrito item that came with it was ten times worse than the taco. The taco was at least edible, the burrito was mass of little more than oodles of meat that just didn't agree with my tastes. Sorry, but I'm not heading back there again. Taco Bell may not be as "authentic" in appearance, but hell at least it has less fat per taco. It's a taco, how badly could you screw up meat, cheese, and lettuce? Though I think this is one of those instances in which you become attached to a type of food, Taco Bell having a different flavor to its food; I've always eaten that, so Bueno jus... Read more

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    quinton918

    Thu Mar 23 2006

    I moved to Tampa, Florida and they have no Taco Bueno. After two months of agony without the ALMIGHTY BUENO I moved back to Oklahoma.

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    gourmand

    Sun Jan 29 2006

    They still prep their food in-store unlike Taco Hell. The quality is two stars above "The Bell." Still, is your hunger worth this? For not much more you can pig out in a real TexMex place. Don't waste your money here.

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    danigirl

    Fri Dec 10 2004

    I have moved to South Carolina, and have so wanted a Taco Bueno here. I miss their food. The Crunchy Potatoe burrito is so much better than what Taco Bell has come up with. And their Chicken Nacho Salads are the best. They need to expand teir chain.

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    bugahane

    Thu Jul 08 2004

    Like most reviewers have said, this is mainly a regional chain located in Texas,Oklahoma etc. What I like is you can actually order an item in a dinner where you get beans, rice, even chips and salsa. Makes it seem less like a fast-food place and more like a regular restaurant. The tacos are excellent, and they are very generous with the toppings.

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    tatef87

    Fri Jun 11 2004

    they have the best tacos in the world and that deserves a 5

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    hollydoll

    Mon Dec 15 2003

    I agree with beckyncats. I, too, recently moved to Florida from Oklahoma. The only thing here is Taco Bell, and we all know how awful that is. Taco Bueno is desperately needed in Florida, the Tampa area would be nice. I know I would frequent it and it would be a big hit here, where people think Taco Bell is acutally good. What do you say, Bueno? Want to expand to the Florida market and show people what Mexican fast food is really all about?

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    tigrlily070

    Wed Oct 01 2003

    Taco Bueno is sooooo much better than taco bell! Everyone in my speech class thinks so too.

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    goddessjensjl

    Mon Jun 09 2003

    I unfortunately have only had the opportunity to visit Taco Bueno twice, but would LOVE for one to pop up a little closer to me. I have to travel 2 hours to get to the nearest one. If there was one here, I'd quit going to stupid Taco Bell!

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    santiago21

    Mon May 19 2003

    The best Tex-Mex chain in all the southwest!

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    beckyncats

    Thu Apr 17 2003

    I have moved to Florida where there are NO Taco Bueno's. Every time I visit OK I head to the nearest Taco Beuno when I get off the plane. I wish they would expand and move into the FL market!!!

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    susan_kennard

    Tue Mar 25 2003

    I was a non-Mexican Fast Food person until I visited with my daughter on a college info night in Richardson, TX. I reluctantly had one and then another and a third before I left.The kids were going back for more, too. That was in 1989. Since then, I have been addicted to Taco Bueno. Most of the locations were some other fast food company's leftovers. That was a bummer. Now, they are taking on a fresh look even in the old stores. I used to stay connected hoping they would open one in Henderson, Texas. I wish it would happen soon.

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    djhoyt

    Sun Feb 23 2003

    GREATEST MEXICAN RESTAURANT FOR THE MONEY! I live in Austin and miss it so much. All we have is Taco Hell which isn't anything compared to Taco Bueno. The closest Taco Bueno to me is in Waco which is 100 miles away. I'm planning a road trip just so I can eat there. Please build one in austin, please!

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    callmetootie

    Thu Dec 05 2002

    We have one about 20 miles from us, and we would go there every day if we could. Delicious, authetic mexican food at a nice price.

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    debt23

    Tue Jun 19 2001

    I think Taco Bueno fast food chains are mostly in the South but I thought worth mentioning because I have always enjoyed it more than Taco Bell.