Amy B.

So, I wanted a fun, quick and local breakfast while in town, and I wasn't sure what to get. Fast food was off the table (BK, Micky D's, etc) and something maybe fast casual and local was what I wanted. I searched for a few minutes and found this place and it wasn't far from my hotel. They have a variety of great menu options that aren't expensive and you can add and substitute to make it how you like, which I loved. I'm pretty standard fare with my Mexican, and don't alter my food all that much from the menu. I noticed they had a fabulous looking breakfast burrito and you could make it a few different ways. Being that I don't eat pork, I went with the potato, egg and cheese burrito without a side of anything. I wasn't rice and beans hungry at this point in the day, so I didn't or any, but if I was a regular diner here, I probably would have added it at some point. When I ordered there was a ton of options to add or remove items. I kept it simple since I just wanted a quick meal. I paid online and was able to choose a time for pickup. Side note, I did not notice any coffee on their menu. If they had it, it was secretly hidden somewhere. It's really no big deal, but whatever, so I made another stop along the way since coffee shops are everywhere anyway. When I got to Fuzzy's, I was a few minutes early so I went in and let the man at the counter know I was here for my order. He said that they were making it as we speak and it would just be a few minutes. This place is fast casual, and you order at the counter and seat yourself for your food. I could have eaten in, but I passed since I had other stuff to do and was happy going back to my hotel room to eat there. The place is spacious, with lots of menu items, clean and very up to date. Getting back to the hotel, I loved my burrito. Fabulous! They threw in one packet of some kind of spice, and it was okay. It wasn't a whole lot and it was just okay. About the size of a packet of ketchup. I could have used a few more! Anyway, I loved their food and would gladly carry out or dine in here. Clean, spacious with lots of options on the menu to make the food just how you like.

Savannah B.

My family and I were staying overnight in Toledo on a road trip and we were very excited to find A Fuzzy's taco shop was nearby! We had Fuzzy's years ago in Texas and they were just as good as we remembered. I ordered a tempura Mahi taco with no lettuce, and my family got a grilled shrimp taco, nachos, and sopapilla bites to share. Everything was so delicious! The Mahi taco was the stand-out. It was so flaky and delicious I could have 200 of them. I hope we can stop back here again in the future.

Jayson H.

I'm so disappointed and mad about this gross friggen burrito !! Salt jizz soaked burrito stuffed with under cooked white rice, unseasoned bland rubber chunks of crap beef, bland black beans and whatever pointless unseasoned crap they put in it. No one cares here, it's just a paycheck to them and I'm really friggen tired of bland underwhelming bullshit food from establishments like this. Don't waste your money. Eff this place

Rachna P.

Decided to check this place out for taco Tuesday! They've got a great variety of tacos from breakfast to seafood to vegetarian. I tried their veggie and fried avocado options. Definitely preferred their veggie due to the flavoring and spice! They have a great Taco Tuesday deal, unfortunately the veggie ones weren't included. The tacos are a decent size (i ordered 2 and that was plenty). They have options for flour, corn, and hard shell tacos. Will have to come back to try their bowls and burritos!

Cathy W.

Updating my review to add some more stars after returning here a few more times for great food and great service. Breakfast tacos are good no matter what time if day. And sitting at the bar to watch a game is also fun. Super good margaritas.

Destinee J.

This is my very 1st time and LAST time coming to this place. I placed a mobile order online to be picked up. I am a very disappointed healthcare worker, i decided to get tacos for lunch and they were HORRIBLE. Very soggy, and no flavor. I got the queso shrimpico tacos that were advertised on their menu to have corn pico on them which is part of the reason i ordered those which come to find out when i got to the restaurant they no longer sell corn pico which is false advertisement. The tacos were sooooooo soggy the whole paper bag was wet. Also along with the tacos i got sopapilla bites which on the menu states they are supposed to have cinnamon sugar on them and they did not, and they were Burnt. I've uploaded pictures to show you guys never wear here. I will never recommend anyone to this place. If i could give this place -0 stars i would!

Richard P.

It felt like I was the butt of a joke on a prank television show. This is exactly how I felt while waiting for my fast food order at Fuzzy's taco shop on Central Avenue in Toledo Ohio. Hoping to grab a quick lunch on a busy workday, I stepped inside The Restaurant - which had an empty line ordering station upfront - which very cleverly concealed the rear, giving the illusion that your food would be Prepared quickly by employees eager for something to do on a slow day. Of course, I was excited And I ordered two tacos. But then I walked to the back of the restaurant, where I saw a bustling waiting room of 15 people, all with the same tired, exhausted "how much longer do I have to wait?"-type expression on their face. As i entered, the room mockingly turned toward me in recognition as the next victim to the ploy. I sat down and figured no fast food service counter restaurant in the world Could make someone wait longer than 5-10 minutes for two tacos, right? As time passed by, I kept looking to the faces of the other people in the waiting room, expecting some sort of developed queue to be observable, letting me know how close I was to my goal. But alas, they weren't getting their food either. After 25 minutes, I eventually became disgruntled enough to approach the kitchen and inquire. As I reached the employee, I was careful to be courteous. I did not want to appear indignant or impatient, so I took the blame myself in the inquiry. I asked, "I'm sorry, I think I might have missed hearing you call my order number? Is it possible I wasn't listening?" The employee looked at my service ticket and laughed out loud. "Man, we haven't even began your order yet. We have six orders ahead of yours." Now, I understand that this quarantine and pandemic, as well as world full of stimulus checks has stripped the fast food industry of its workers, so I slightly feel like a jerk complaining about how fast food service has withered to speeds equivalent of me slaughtering the animal and preparing the food myself, but I do worry what this means for the entire industry. Honestly, if I ran that slow of a business, I would at least be greeting people at the front door and telling them that I was running behind before taking orders. Once I had made a credit card order, I felt I was past the point of no return, and hence tied down to staying at the establishment until I received the two tiny tacos. I felt like I was on a prank tv show- with a hidden audience secretly placing bets as to how long this idiot would be willing to wait for two tacos he could've ordered, paid for, and consumed in under five minutes at Taco Bell next-door. Surely, I had to be someone's joke. At the half an hour mark, the manager, appeared to take note of my physical irritation. I was sitting in a booth, slumped over, looking like I was halfway between bored and emaciated. He came over, informed me that he put my order up immediately and of course, five minutes later, I had my two tacos at the 36 minute mark. And yes, they were cold. But surprisingly, the side of refried beans was piping hot.. Because I was now running exceptionally late, I inhaled the food and barely tasted it. So I can't even write about the Quality outside of the temperature itself. While I will attest to the genuine professional nature of how the manager addressed me, I can't say much for this location of Fuzzy's Taco Shop. If I were a post millennial, I would accept the fact that I should be appreciative of any food regardless if I paid for the convenience of it. But considering that this establishment exists solely as providing quick, tasty food to people in a hurry, I cannot support it when it failed so miserably. I apologize to Mr. Fuzzy or Mrs Fuzzy (i'm going with these names simply because I refuse to believe that anyone would willingly name their taco hut after an adjective that is associated with mold growth), But the truth is that I really wished someone would've warned me about the 36 minute wait for two of their namesake menu items. The free market capitalist within me felt the need to tell others. My apologies to The Fuzzy family. This review, including any grammatical mistakes, was voice texted by me, via stream of consciousness, through my iPhone, while waiting for my food.

Savannah L.

My literal favorite place to eat, I'll come here multiple times a week and not even care, it always smacks. I get the brisket nachos and never stray because it's so goooood. If you haven't tried it you should, the Fuzzy's frozen margaritas are bangin too. Rewards program hooks it up and you can pretty much get something free every other time you go.

Daniel Y.

This place has fantastic burritos that are as good, if not better than Chipotle's, for the same price, and they include guacamole for no upcharge. My favorite personally the tempura fish. The breakfast burritos are even cheaper, but just as big. I've also tried several of the tacos, baja style and very delicious. I love the California heat taco with a soft flout shell. All tacos come with either a soft flour, crispy corn, or soft corn tortillas. This place also has a great atmosphere, bright colors and Jeep flair. It has a full bar with several flatscreen tv's. All in all, perhaps a bit pricey, but worth it in my opinion.