Maritza S.

Looking for a quick bite we ended up at Torchy's Tacos. We tried the Democrat, Republican, Crossroads, and Brushfire tacos, and every single one had bold, delicious flavor combo that just worked. The Mexican Candy Margarita was the perfect mix of sweet and spicy--definitely worth ordering. The service was good, the staff took their time explaining the menu and giving recommendations since everything sounded so good. The place was clean, the vibe was laid-back, and it wasn't too busy for a Wednesday night. If you're into creative, well-made tacos, Torchy's is definitely worth a visit!

Jordain J.

This was a good restaurant, I know it more on the newer side. I went here with a friend for the first time, and I realize that the entire menu was nothing but tacos for the most part. Which I did enjoy because I love the theme of the restaurant it was all about. So, while I was out with a friend, we decided to get some drinks and the drinks were delicious. I forgot the name of our waiter, but he was phenomenal as far as listening and giving us information about the restaurant. We both decided to dine and do minimal spices on our food because we don't like spiciness so much. Otherwise, this was actually a pretty good restaurant that I would love to come back to you shortly. I think it's the overall ambience I like about it.

Wendy Harding H.

Service was amazing, the tacos are off the charts good I started with a fried avocado taco on a flour tortilla, and I did the salmon taco on a corn tortilla. Then I tried the special which was a Cherasco steak and it had some type of bacon sauce on it, it was very good. I ordered a to go salad bowl, rice with the Cherasco steak, special protein, and the fried avocado for my daughter to go ! Definitely will return here It's Clean and Unique offerings

Juliemar R.

I didn't realize a Torchy's Tacos had opened in central Florida so my mom, sister and I decided to meet up for lunch there to try it out. The only thing a friend recommended was "don't leave there without ordering the churros." Noted. From what I gather, we missed the lunch rush so it wasn't busy (approx. 1:45pm on a weekday). The staff was able to walk us through the menu and make some recommendations. I of course ordered the churros. I had the steak fajita tacos and street corn. My mom ordered two of the breakfast tacos. The tacos were a decent size and flavorful. My sister loved her pork and shrimp tacos so much we didn't even get to taste hers The street wasn't as good as I thought it would be but not bad. My friend was absolutely correct about the churros! They were so good! Crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, the dulce de leche sauce was a nice touch. The staff and place were fun and friendly. I look forward to trying more on their menu. They seem to have happy hour that starts at 3pm but I may have misread that.

Longwood R.

Its been here in Longwood for like two years now but it was only after we visited a location in Austin, TX, did we we realize how good the food was. There's a nice variety of flavors on the menu and do be sure to check the website for some "off menu" specials including a Trailer Trash Combo that includes the taco, chips w/queso, and a drink. Definitely a big step up from Tijuana and we honestly don't go to Chipotle anymore. There never seems to be a crowd, which can make it a little awkward inside (we've been the only ones a few times). Give it a try.

Chloe T.

After months of passing by and wondering what it was like, I finally stopped by Torchy's for dinner with my in laws. If you're looking for a quick dinner, this is a great option as you order upon entering and your food is later brought out to you. For a starter, we had the chips and queso. They were both delicious and plenty to split for 3 people. For my meal, I tried the chicken fajita and trailer park tacos. Both were amazing! My in laws also tried the trailer park taco and a burrito, which they enjoyed. The interior of the restaurant was decorated with a "torch/fire" theme, to match the name. I would love to come back.

Carla S.

One of my coworkers came into the office and talked about a new taco place called Torchy's Tacos. She said, "You gotta go!" So I went to check it out. Torchy's Tacos is a fast-casual restaurant. You order at the counter, get a number, and find a seat. Then, your food is brought to your table. The menu has fun and creative names. How about a Trailer Park taco or an order of the Democrat or Republican taco? We started with the Damn Good Tots. For our meal, I chose the Democrat and Mr. Orange tacos, while my husband opted for the Grande Burrito. We enjoyed our meal. Two tacos were enough for me. This location also has a bar, but we did not order alcoholic beverages. I read that this restaurant is originally from Austin, Texas, and has expanded to other states. I was surprised by the creative and tasty menu since sometimes chain restaurants can be hit or miss. Oh and they have coke products!

Miesha T.

2nd time here food was good again!!! Drinks on point! One taco has plenty meat and is really all you need if your having an appetizer so filling and delicious! A cool vibe spot!

Jamie P.

After hearing about this chain coming to town, we wanted to see what it was all about. We seemed to have arrived before the dinner rush which was great. We sat at the bar rather than ordering at the counter and grabbing a table inside or on the patio. The service at the bar was great. I had a house margarita and my husband had a draft beer. The marg was premade but I enjoyed the flavor nonetheless. We ordered the standard queso and chips and then a couple tacos. The taco of the month was delicious with sliced skirt steak and bacon with veggies and feta on a flour tortilla. My other taco was their green chile pork on a corn tortilla. It was a standard street taco, but the pork was moist and flavorful. I added on a side of rice and beans for us to share and it was just as I hoped. The rice had great flavor and the beans were thick and creamy. While it did get busier, it seemed like everyone was getting their food quickly. Lots of couples and families with younger kids. They share a parking lot with a large plaza so there's plenty of spaces to park. We look forward to coming back!

Charles M.

Torchy's emphatic word use prior to "good food" in their website description is not hyperbole in my opinion. I've really enjoyed the flavor of the tacos and green chile queso. My favorite taco, Crossroads on a soft tortilla, features smoked beef brisket that is moist and flavorful. The grilled onions, jack cheese, cilantro, and jalapeños provide a great combination to enhance the brisket that could stand on its own. I prefer the Ancho Aolai for the sauce (which is served separate). I was surprised by green chiles in the queso but they quickly grew on me. The guac, cotija, and diablo sauce providing an addicting flavor enhancement. Both times the chips have been crispy light and fresh. I've also enjoyed the Baja Shrimp taco but prefer the brisket. With all the options available, I'll probably try others in future visits. Ordering in person and on the app have been straight-forward and easy. In person, the staff have been helpful and friendly. I've noticed the tables are cleaned regularly. You'll find plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating and the location's access is immediately right off of SR 434, just a short distance from the intersection of SR 436 & 434. The Torchy's app has been easy to use and will load rewards when you might not expect it. Torchy's is a welcome addition to Altamonte from Austin.

Phylicia K.

I am so glad we got a Torchy's and I don't have to wait for a trip to Austin to have these amazing tacos! Pro tip get the elote corn! It's off the cobb and seasoned with the best flavor! It's a portion big enough to share but the question is, can you?

Maria M.

Ambiance is super cool, they have tvs for sports and even have a full bar! This is a order and sit type of restaurant. I was very impressed with the tacos. They had great flavors and all had cool names to choose from. However very UNDER impressed with the size of the taco bowl. (Super tiny amount of food for $10+) it looked like a kids size bowl. Will be back for tacos!

Ronnald M.

"DAMN GOOD" is the mantra of Torchy's Tacos. With that level of confidence in their product, I had to find out for myself whether this degree of assurance was warranted...especially since many of my fellow Yelpers and colleagues were expressing equally positive sentiments towards the brand. Having started in a lone food trailer in Austin, Texas the company has branched out to over 90 locations in 14 states as of this review. Each location has its own unique and different design. The Altamonte Springs location I patronized is the first Torchy's in the Orlando region. I visited the restaurant twice during a three-day period. As this is a new fast-casual concept in the area, customers were continually entering the establishment during both times I visited. Service was friendly each of my visits with a member of management on the floor interacting with customers. As to the food, I started off with the Chips and Queso. The Chips were freshly fried with a light crunch while the Queso included a dollop of guacomole, cotija cheese and cilantro. Nice way to start off the meal. I tried three tacos during my visits. The Chicken Fajita included marinated and grilled chicken, grilled, onions and peppers, pico de gallo, cheddar jack cheese and tomatillo sauce; The Fried Avocado contained the namesake fried avocados, refried pinto beans, pico de gallo, lettuce, and cheddar jack cheese with poblano sauce. And not to be outdone, the Baja Shrimp had a generous portion of fried shrimp, cooked cabbage slaw, cotija cheese, cilantro and a chipotle sauce. What I definitely liked was the tacos can be customized to fit your heat tolerance level. Any ingredient can be removed entirely or placed on the side. Being a weakling when it comes to spice, this was a win in my book. Tasty food, welcoming ambiance and friendly service - that's pretty "DARN GOOD" !