Texaquito

I ordered the Al pastor Mexico taco trio and a couple of beef tacos tonight 12/02/23. The food was delicious!!! The hot sauces both green and red.... delicious!! I ordered for take out and the order was ready quickly. The business is easily recognized as you drive up and passed. The place is clean and has a few tables for sitting down for a meal if you choose. I will certainly order from them again and I would recommend to anyone to give them a try! Well done 👏

A very flavorful meal. Establishment needs work. Food: 5/5 - Some interesting flavors. I ordered the Fire Island Tacos (which was VERY tasty) and the Hicksville Taco was good as well. The ingredients seemed fresh. The food was served in a hard shell wrapped in a soft shell. This is a nice idea. It keeps it from falling apart. Service: 3/5 - There was only 1 person working in the place. She was the cook and order taker. Food was packaged well in the to-go containers. I was the only one ordering lunch and it took about 8 minutes from start to finish. Atmosphere: 2/5 - The establishment needs improvement. The huge chalkboard that you order from is unorganized. It's hard to figure out what you can get and the prices. There is a to-go flyer at the register that's more organized. The soda machine was partially broken. Seems rundown. No theme or elements of interest. Some seating for 2. Lighting is basic. Cleanliness: 2/5 - When you walk in, it smells a bit musty. The eating area failed some rudimentary dust checks. The back of the house seemed clean but not spotless. The cook was wearing a hat, but no gloves. Parking: 3/5 - Shared lot outside. Not very big and can get filled up quickly. Restrooms: N/A - didn't visit. Value: 3/5- 3 tacos we ordered came to about $15.48. Kinda steep. But the flavor was above average. The portion size filled me up. Overall: 4/5 - The food was the star of the show. It's what will make me come back. Advice to management: You need to spend about $5000 to get a modern wallboard for ordering and for a deep clean, get some decor to liven the place up.

Our first time here. The restaurant appears casual but nice. Very clean. Nice decore - tile floor, dark wood, brick red colored walls. The menu appears to be fairly extensive for a small restaurant. The staff is very friendly. They accept credit cards (using Square Cash). Food is prepared fresh. Prices are very reasonable. My chicken fajita burrito ($10) included chips and unlimited soda. Empanadas (rice and cheese, chicken, or beef) are $3 each. The Hawaiian quesadilla (cheese, ham, pineapple) is $7.75. I'm guessing it's delicious - especially with some barbecue sauce. They have the soda that we love - Jarritos - in five flavors (lime, pineapple, mango, fruit punch, and grapefruit).