Was hesitant to try this trendy place out initially but when I finally got around to checking it out I have not been disappointed yet. Lines are usually long and move pretty quickly While the food is always good and wait staff is pretty efficient. Enjoy! read more

Best Torchys in Austin. Consistently great service and great food. You cannot beat it. read more

Torchy's Tacos - Tex-Mex Near Me - Austin, Texas

Don't get me wrong I love Torchy's Tacos. The service at this location is going downhill. It's slow. I didn't realize I would have to wait 40 mins for 3 breakfast tacos. The line for take-out orders is outrageous and clogging up the kitchen. They are now telling customers about the long wait time before they order and a majority are walking out. Please improve. read more

Our friends took us here as we were out of town guests...I was like "is this a local Chipotle?". What an insult...its anything BUT! Austin is known for its food scene and this place does not dissapoint! Queso - not your velveeta hot mess, we literally needed 2 orders for a group of 4. Fried Avocado - much more heavenly thank you could ever imagine, make sure you get the white sauce to dip it in too Tacos - fried shrimp, fried chicken, beef brisket, you name it...I normally don't even like Cole Slaw but ate it up here because it was so fresh Cookies - think of cookie dough covered in panko and fried, as indulgent as it sounds! Just wish I could get it with some ice cream on the side This place is causal without slackin on the food and it is very family friendly. We went 3x while visiting Austin! read more

This location is terrrible with call in orders. They will legit have you wait 5-10 minutes just standing there after you've paid while your food is getting cold and look at you like an idiot until finally saying oh can I help you? Legit no communication from order placement to getting it to the customer, needs to improve big time. Why do you have 10 employees on the line with customers waiting around to be served? read more

The short and sweet of it: This was a bit of a hit or miss place with more misses than hits. We selected this place as another place to try tacos while visiting Austin because Yelp had high reviews (an example that trusting Yelp can be like trusting your alcoholic Uncle on beer recommendations). We ordered a lot of tacos to try as much as possible (nothing of the secret menu). The overarching theme was lack of seasoning (salt) which left the Migas, Monk, and Democrat (worst of all) flavorless. We got corn tortillas, which were good. Although the use of double tortillas overshadowed what hint of flavor might have been in the filings leaving me only tasting corn tortilla, despite good tasting corn tortillas. On a positive note, the taco of the month (The Tokyo Drifter) was delicious. It was a beautiful mix of Asian flavors that was the highlight of the meal. I am grateful the woman taking our order recommended it. My ratings are purely on food, flavors, and overall dining experience. I could careless of portion size. With that said, the tacos are large here. That is neither a good or bad thing, though notable. Overall, I feel if you know what's good on the menu you could do okay here for a quick lunch. As a visitor I wouldn't put on a list to have people try. Austin has much better to offer. read more

Damn good tacos? More like damn where's my tacos. Lol but really they take forever. My boyfriend and I waited for like 40mins for 4 tacos. When we got home to eat as we live right down the road , we find the tacos slopped together and portions very small. I removed back in the day when torchys was known for good street tacos now they're just thrown together and put in foil. And they're kind of expensive for what you get. They really should consider a different method of prep or the way the line cooks because it's clearly not efficient after seeing others reviews about how slow they are. read more

This is my second favorite torchy's taco location in regard to quality of food customer service and consistency The first Street location is my favorite just because it has that awesome Austin vibe However food wise both of these locations make some awesome case so and tacos. And let's not forget about the great guacamole Been doing torchy's for years finally had to write a nice review If you're new to Austin it's a must to pop into But keep in mind each location can be a little bit better or worse quality wise The one up on 620 I have had very mixed results with which kind of stinks as I pass it off and go into work I I see the one on Spicewood and it looks like it's got great character but I've never had a chance to pop it Let's keep the corporate chains out and these great Austin originals in yum yum read more

Torchy's Tacos - Queso so good that it disappeared before I could take a photo of it. In my book best queso in Austin - Tex-Mex Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Of course the influx of tasteless Californians moving in here would think this place is good. They didn't experience Torchys before the leadership got changed out to ex Walmart execs. The store is trash now, the quality of the meat is way downhill. I'm not sure how anyone thinks it's good. The vegetables are no longer fresh, everything's wilted and tastes like it's sat out. Really disappointing because I used to like this restaurant a lot, but my past 4 experiences have been terrible and I've decided I don't eat at Torchys at all anymore. I don't expect any difference in quality from any of the other stores due to the leadership change they've gone through. They've cheaped out on all of their ingredients, I'm sure to save a 1% of money. The key moment, anyone that has gone there for a long time will remember what I'm talking about, was when they made the sticker wall on the steel oven behind the counter get taken down. I should have known that someone corporate got ahold of the place. Oh well, there are many other places that make hipster tacos that are good, torchys is a trash fire that I wouldn't piss on to put out anymore. read more

This place is generally okay but today I found a bone in my trailer trash chicken taco. Dangerous.

This may be sacrilege, but while I'm a diehard Tacodeli fan, I also love me some Torchy's. It's a little greasy, but sometime's that's exactly what you need. The brushfire is by far my favorite and has become my go-to. The diablo sauce is hot, but it's also flavorful. The only downside is that you'll wait a long time for your order, even if you call it in ahead of time. It's not bad enough to be a deal breaker and I suppose that's bound to happen with a place that gets as busy as they do, but if they could improve the time it takes to get you your food, I'd give 'em 5 stars, no doubt. read more

I was told this was a must go while in Austin. They did not disappoint. We ordered the hipster from the secret menu and the hillbilly. Order everything 'trashy' you won't regret it. The chips and queso are also a must order. We finished the meal with their 'nookies' which are deep fried chocolate chip cookie balls, enough said. The wait for the food takes some time, but in the end the wait is worth the food. read more

Torchy's Tacos - Nookies yum - Tex-Mex Near Me - Austin, Texas

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YUM! That's the best word to describe Torchy's! The queso is now a must order for us. It's AMAZING! "TORCHY'S HOMEMADE CHIPS WITH DELICIOUS GREEN CHILE QUESO TOPPED OFF WITH GUACAMOLE, QUESO FRESCO, CILANTRO & DIABLO HOT SAUCE." It was the best!My fiancé and I each got 3 tacos, rookie mistake. Haha They are huge! I couldn't finish! They certainly don't skimp out on toppings! I ordered the Mad Cow(off the secret menu-google "Torchy's secret menu" and you can easily find them!) It was SO yummy! It was probably my favorite. I also got the Trailer Park-Trashy. That was my other favorite! Delicious! The third one I got was the Baja Shrimp. It was good, but I was so full, I don't think I was really able to enjoy it to its full potential! Haha My fiancé got the Mad Cow, Hillbilly, and The Hipster-all off the secret menu. He loved all three of them! We went on a Saturday night and there was around a 20 minute wait, but there was plenty of seating, and the queso distracted us until our tacos arrived! It's definitely affordable and I was excited to find somewhere that had sweet tea! Torchy's will definitely be somewhere we visit frequently and take visitors! read more

Torchy's Tacos - The Trailer Park-Trashy, Baja Shrimp, and The Mad Cow(secret menu) - Tex-Mex Near Me - Austin, Texas

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I love Torchys.....but this location is the worst. This is the 3rd time they have gotten my order wrong. My tacos are just a mess. I get it, my order is to go, but that doesn't mean you just throw whatever you want in it and hide it in foil. The food is everywhere but inside the tortilla...and it's all wrong. Sorry, but you need a staff that gives a crap read more

Torchy's Tacos - Tex-Mex Near Me - Austin, Texas

1. I love Torchy's Tacos. This location is my local go-to joint when I'm craving for that salty battered baja shrimp taco slathered in my favorite mouth-watering creamy poblano and escabeche.... but... 2. The last few times I have been there, I have had to ensure a monstrous wait for my two little tacos. Over twenty minutes. The last time, my partner and I literally finished out chips and queso and waited for another 10 minutes AFTER, to finally get our tacos.. and by that time, they were.... cold. 3. I'm a restaurant operations manager, and I can immediately see all the sorts of things that are wrong and messing up the system. It's the online ordering system that's jamming up the WHOLE system and making the eat-in customers wait atrociously. I understand that Torchy's is awesome, but the online order system is gonna be the death knell. People who order online come in here acting all that and grabbing their warm food while those who eat in have to wait. Why don't you eliminate this system and have everyone wait in line that way the world returns to spinning on it's righteous axis while everyone graciously waits because they know that no bully is cutting the line. Further, the kitchen set up is so small that the workers cannot freely move about. They are crammed in such a small space which hinders their efficiency. Lastly, I have never seen such a high turnover restaurant like Torchy's. Each time I go there there's a new employee at the cashier. Makes me wonder about the guy in the hat and his management style. Seriously, it does not take that long to make a taco. read more

I'll just start with the negative here to get it out of the way. You're probably be safe writing off easily 45 minutes of your day when you visit this location. Do not visit when you're in a rush, or have anything to do. Seriously, everytime I visit, regardless of how busy it is, I kill 15+ minutes just waiting for tacos. Regardless of my personal perceptions of time and how waiting for tacos makes it seem like years, they're always on point like all torchy's. I couldn't fault your tacos even if I tried. Just put some fire in your step :,( Location & cleanliness: The location is clean and very well kept. The vibe is very "austin" and they've designed it well. Totally love it. Place is kept clean and staff totally go above to take care of it. Food: Slow. Slow. Slow. But o so good. I keep changing my review from 3 to 4, but keep changing back cause you're just so slow! read more

Best tacos hands down. We do curbside & delivery during Covid19. Staff is delightful & location convenient.

I love love love this place. If you are a queso and chips kind of person I definitely recommend torchys! I wish this location had more outside seating but I seriously have to say I have yet to be disappointed here. I did go during lunch time so it was pretty busy. MUST EAT when in Austin read more

Torchy's Tacos - Baja shrimp tacos ! - Tex-Mex Near Me - Austin, Texas

HUGE LINES AT LUNCH TIME. But I love this Torchy's because there's lots of other places I need to go around here. I tried the Hillbilly Queso here and it took a very long time for the queso to come out, kind of ruining the point of the queso-as-appetizer. It was too greasy also, stick with regular queso. read more

The website was too buggy to place an online order from my phone so I had to call. I got hung up on twice. I asked for and was charged for extra avocado on two tacos but it wasn't added. They make it difficult to do business with them. read more

Came here on shift, my food was cold. The staff are arguing constantly. I ordered a chicken fajita taco which came out cold and queso which also came out cold. I've been to torchys in San Marcos and Austin but this by far the worst one. Sorry to anyone who has their first torchys experience here. read more

What happend??? My portions were so TINY! Like half queso served as a whole, and the tacos were not up to normal Torchy's sizes. lame. who is at the grille? I feel robed. tacos were hardly two bites! scraped bottom of queso cup by the fifth chip. is this the new normal???? read more

Would give zero stars, this location constantly forgets your taco order. Then is annoyed when you want to double check your order at the counter. Last night after making a trip back for the rest of the order no surprise they still forgot one. Called the store to which it took me 30mins to get an answer then the manager hung up on me because he did not want to deal with me. And since this is now a big chain and they aren't going to give a jack rabbit about the poor service this store has been giving. read more

I love you Torchy's, but please do something about the reeky mildew smell around the Beverage station. It's been that way for months, and someone has neglected the old restaurant standard of using a little bleach water washdown. It's gross. Please fix it soon. My neighbors are all regulars- we all agree "Torchy's has a mildew smell" lately. read more

Food is still great. Understaffed in the extreme. Employees have to take crap from customers for poor management. Seriously, fix it. Waiting an hour for tacos so someone can squeeze a store for profit is unacceptable. Your employees are taking the hit. read more

Great place with really good tacos i think i have eaten over 1,000 trailer park trashys which is over 300,000 calories over 3 years of going here read more

The worst service ever! We ordered a small meal for 2. They gave us 1/2 our food after 30 minutes and we never got the rest. The manager was lost and said it was the new system but he was still taking orders. 3 out of 10 people after us recieved the wrong order. Why is this place even open. Remodeling does nothing if the service sucks. We walked out, it took too long for the lost manager to figure it out after an hour of waiting. read more

I love Torchy's but this location had terrible service and the food was ice cold. It was very disappointing.

Always phone in your order! 2 reasons, you jump to the tops of the list (I know this should not be promoted, but it seems a lot of people are doing it and then sitting down on the patio to eat)... the LEGIT reason is they make minimal effort to sanitize the baskets and then stack the dirty bottoms on top of the clean separator... I have witness this countless times while sitting on the bench waiting for my order. SEE PHOTO #5 unless it gets deleted! read more

Torchy's Tacos - unsanitized bottoms of baskets stacked on top of clean separator sheets! - Tex-Mex Near Me - Austin, Texas

It occurred to me that with a little effort, I could be the only Yelper who's never been to Torchy's Tacos. A little later, it also occurred to me that being a rebel without a cause just means missing out on stuff. So on a brisk and beautiful Tuesday morning, I sallied forth with the heater on and the sunroof open up the stairway to Heaven, or more precisely, MoPac to Heaven. Although I'm a lot closer to the Guadalupe Torchy's, it's faster for me to get to and from and in and out of this William Cannon one--a matter of freeway speed and available parking. Based on Yelp reviews, I knew exactly what I wanted to try, and since I'm feeling pretty full and lazy right now after eating everything I wanted to try, I'm just going to paraphrase some other Yelp reviews followed by my own personal observations: 1. "The Green Chili Pork Taco is to die for..." Yep. 2. "The Democrat shredded beef taco is to die for..." Yep. 3. "The queso makes this miserable life worth living..." Yep Yep. Since I had to stop at Anderson's caffeine to Heaven right after receiving this Torchy's manna, I held off on any Dubby DP or genuine Coke-tasting Coke until next time. I debated between four or five stars for this review, mainly because I'm feeling the urge to see a tablecloth again. But I'm not sure it's necessary to apply other criteria to Torchy's: The tacos you get here are as good as it gets, and maybe that's all that counts. Woohoo. read more

While I'm tempted to bedazzle this review with shiny red stars for its judicious availability of pure cane sugar Boylan sodas (and Dublin Dr. Peppers, if you've ever had one of those), I was most impressed with the build out. The product itself is similar to all other Torchy's: I'll say this, the product's pretty consistent from trailers to other, more traditional storefronts, and the expectations have seemingly been passed along accordingly. It took me two tries to get in this shop. Once I did however the taco was a spot-on ringer for others I've had from the same creators, and I found myself a little lost in the accoutrements that made up my surroundings. In a good way: there seems to be an overall 'rose' motif at play, and it's quite something to look at. A little like a designer went all 'American Beauty' up in here. There are thick caveats of rose present throughout on two prominent walls. There are flames, which you might expect. And polished steel. But mostly, there's a new Torchy's down south. And if you don't have to wait in a lengthy line, there's plenty to get excited over. read more

Because I knew I'd miss Torchy's so much, I visited this location twice during my last week in Austin. I'd usually be embarrassed to make such a confession but I've decided to keep it real... yep, it's true: my name is Jelena and I'm a Torchy's taco addict. But before we dive into the taco breakdown, there are two other menu items that warrant your attention: the street corn (off-the-cob roasted corn topped with ancho aioli, queso fresco, cilantro and red chili powder) and the green chile queso (homemade chips served with a cheese dip comprised of queso fresco, guac, cilantro and diablo hot sauce). Like any good parent (even though I'm not), I cannot tell you which of these side items I prefer. Just know that they're both ridiculously good, so I usually end up alternating between them. I wish there were a better solution but they're not inexpensive dishes... and, let's face it: no one should eat this much cheese in one sitting. Tacos are all terrific but the two standouts (for me, anyway) are the Brush Fire (Jamaican jerk chicken+grilled jalapeños+mango+sour cream+cilantro) and the Green Chile Pork (slow-roasted pork carnitas+queso fresco+cilantro+onions+lime wedge). Both the Jamaican jerk chicken and pork carnitas woo and easily seduce all 8,000* of my taste buds - the meat is juicy, tender, well-seasoned and even a tad smoky. Friends, I am a fan. Though the price tag per taco may seem awfully spendy ($3.25 - $4.75), I can vouch that they're much bigger than the typical taco. I usually can't finish two if ordered à la carte and barely one if I spring for the street corn. And anyway, they're obscenely delicious. *Wikipedia tells me the average person has 2,000-8,000 taste buds; I'm reasonably sure I must be blessed/cursed with a number at the high end of this range. read more

Today was the day I and a friend managed to slip out of Round Rock and trek to Mexico to go to Torchy's Taco. William Cannon Blvd. is just slightly north of Mexico and we did not know exactly which corner it was in so we finally found it in the South West corner. With so many Yelper reviews loving this place (all of them actually) we were anticipating wonderful things. We arrived about 11:15am and entered to see we needed to stand in a line and move up to the cash register and order. The line was already getting near the door and most of the tables were in use but we quickly got to the head of the line. I ordered two tacos and a few minutes later they arrived. What I ordered was the 1. The Republican: 4 oz of Grilled jalapeno sausage, shredded cheese, pico de gallo, in a flour tortilla served with our poblano ranch sauce. 2. Beef Fajita Taco: Marinated and grilled skirt steak with grilled onions and peppers and topped off with shredded cheese and pico de gallo served on your choice of tortilla and salsa. My friend ordered the Grande Burrito with chicken served with rice, beans, cheese, pico de gallo, sour cream, and guacamole wrapped in a 12" flour tortilla. Well how did they score: excellent, I ate both of mine and spewed down my Mexican coke which Michael B. loves. My friend agreed he said there was a lot of chicken in his burrito. Since this is a new place it was very clean and run very efficiently. This Monday was booming all tables were full and the line was always to the door while we were there. The wait staff was great. Bob the manager or owner not sure which stopped by to say Hi and asked how we liked our food, we gave him thumbs up. He also mentioned they were expanding north of the river, one at Mesa and Spicewood the other near Burnet (or Lamar not sure) and North Loop. I liked this very much because it is closer to Round Rock than Mexico. As for the décor Michael B. has described it perfectly. I thought I may see some Yelpers there that I would recognize by their picture but I did see anyone. Would I go back? Yes I would and when they arrive north of the river I will be a regular. read more

Taco education 101: - Taco: "A Mexican "sandwich," tacos are filled corn tortillas" (www.menudining.com/glossary.asp) - Fill: "To put into (a container, for example) as much as can be held: ex.: fill a glass with milk." (http://www.thefreedictionary.com/filled) The container in this example is a corn tortilla ------------------------------------- Torchy's experience: ------------------------------------- Visit 1: Entered Torchy's during a bustling lunch crowd. Ordered the Mr. Pink on corn (subtract points for not having whole wheat). This taco is seared Ahi with cabbage, cilantro, queso fresco, and lime - served with their Chipolte sauce. Me: "Can I get the Ahi cooked well done?" Guy behind the counter: "sure." Me: "Is the Chipolte sauce spicy?" Guy behind the counter: "not our hottest, but has some heat." Me: "Can I get it on the side?" Guy behind the counter: "yes." Me: "Do you have whole wheat tortillas?" Guy behind the counter: "no." :( Me: "I'll have the Mr. Pink, tuna cooked well done, on corn, with the sauce on the side, to-go." 10 minutes later, bag in hand, I head home. Tuna is seared, no sauce on side or anywhere else, and corn tortilla falls apart on lifting... so I am eating a seared (not well done) Ahi taco casserole with a fork. The plus side... there is a healthy portion of Ahi that if either or both of the tortillas held up, it would definitely make 2 good tacos. The Ahi was overly spicy... while I appreciate a little heat, I do not like it at the sacrifice of good flavor. ------------------------------------- Visit 2: Entered Torchy's at breakfast, no line (score in my mind). Ordered the Migas on corn. This one comes with avocado. Me: "Last time I was here, my corn tortillas fell apart." Gal behind the counter: "We have flour." Me: "Do you have whole wheat?" Gal behind the counter: "no." :( Me: "I prefer corn then, but I would like it not to be soggy so I can hold the taco this time." Gal behind the counter: "I'll tell the cook." Me: "I'll have the Migas on corn with the sauce on the side to-go." 15 minutes later (I think they went to the farm in San Antonio to get the eggs, then the cow to make the cheese... no one in the store, and 15 minutes to make a taco), bag in hand, I head home. Great portion in tortilla, sauce in bag (whew), and corn tortilla falls apart on lifting... so I am eating a breakfast Migas casserole with a fork. ------------------------------------- I may go back one more time and get the tortillas on the side (if they can figure that out), because I want to try the Carnitas. The place is kind of funky groovy inside with lots of flames in the decor, but I do not understand the silk flower collage artwork on the walls. It does not match the urban groovy look they are going for. It looks like someone hit a Garden Ridge silk flower clearance, cut the stems off, and hot glued them to the wall as if they were going to make it a float for the silk flower Rose Parade. They do take the go local card (10% off)... which is a plus. They loose points for not getting orders right and serving tacos in corn tortillas that do not hold up. I mean seriously, how would you feel if they gave you a beer with a hole in the bottom of the bottle? The service is lackluster, as I think they are depending on their cult following of trailer park groupies transplanted to the burbs to keep them in business. They have potential if they can improve service, quality and speed. I wanted to like them more. I may provide an update after the Carnitas visit. If you can't hold it in your hand and eat it, it AIN'T* a taco!!! At this point, I think they should rename themselves Torchy's flour tortilla tacos and corn tortilla casseroles... bring a fork, you'll need it. ------------------------------------- WARNING: Driving while consuming a Torchy's taco on corn will result in a stained shirt! Don't do it! ------------------------------------- *note - I hate the use of the word AIN'T, but in this case, I felt it appropriate to express my disdain. read more

I don't get it. Oh Torchy's - how I've tried to like you. The first time I tried it - divine! But honestly.. I think it's because I hadn't eaten all day and just finished Town Lake. At that point, McDonald's would have tasted good. I've gone back a few times since, and have gone in with every intention of loving the place - as so many do. But honestly... after today, I will be happy never to set foot in the establishment again. I've already tried brushing my teeth to rid the flavor and grease from my mouth, to no avail, so time to Yelp! First - the food is just kind of eh. The queso, while I guess tasted okay, was chunky. Not chunk "pico and avocado chunky", but chunky - should this "cheese be chunky?" chunky. I've tried the fajita and avocado taco... both pretty damn boring. You know what would have given it a bit more flavor? SALSA! And I'm a salsa and spice loving girl. But who would have thought Torchy's also is a salsa nazi establishment?! I searched the whole place for the hidden nectar of spice to give my flavorless meal a bit of a punch. Finally - the elusive salsa was only to be found behind the counter. So I asked a guy if I could please have a salsa. His response? "No. You get a salsa per taco." And then turned around and walked away. What's the point in having 4 different salsa flavors if we can't try any of them to our liking? You'd think, having paid upwards to $4 a taco, I'd get at least one other tiny container? Nope! Denied and dejected... So here's the thing. I don't ever give anything 1 star. Crappy Tacos would give you 3 - just because I feel bad. But salsa hoarding and ass-holish workers? Sorry! Bye-Bye Torchy's! With so many great taco places in Austin, why bother? read more

I want to give torchys 5 stars because the FOOD is delicious---however the Arbor Trails location unfortunately has ill tempered - moody cashiers . Literally every time I go now (which is once a week) I get the same girl who sighs at me and won't even look at me. She also looks irritated when I ask simple ingredient questions because I have allergies? Managers are nice and their other staff are helpful though :) read more

A team of about 15 people in my office was recently working late and they sent an email around to place orders for tacos . In all we ordered about 25-30 tacos as the bill after tax came out to about $120. This was an unexpected late night at the office and not a conference or meeting that we could have better prepared for. A gentleman introducing himself as a manager offered to carry the tacos out to our car for us. Then it became interesting. The manager basically as politely as possible became very offensive. He 'appreciated' our business but then proceeded to chew us out for placing such a large order on a Friday night and inconveniencing '50' customers. ( No way that many people was standing in line waiting for tacos. Additionally he complained that we didn't tip. I'm sorry, I'm a really good tipper and while I might have been nice and put 10% on the bill, this place is a casual fast serve joint not table service. When you are paying $4 per taco and $2 per coke for a place that is basically an upscale Chipotle, tipping should not be required. I've even read the business profile on Yelp! and they claim they pay their employees a decent wage. Why the guilt trip then? The gaul of this manager was out of this world. I didn't say anything because I wasn't the person who organized and placed the order but I can assure you that I won't be inconveniencing anyone at Torchies Tacos again because I will never be returning. It's hard enough to convince management to foot the bill for feeding the troops; I'm not about to get chewed out by a vendor for giving them business. read more

I had been anticipating the opening of this Torchy's location since I first saw the sign and the poster in the window saying that they would open at 7AM November 19. So, this morning at 8AM I laced up my running shoes and leashed up the dog. I timed my run and this place is entirely too close to my house at exactly 8 minutes away. I tied my Pup to a handicap pole told her "sit stay" and was in and out in less than 10 minutes with fresh hot made to order breakfast tacos and was back home with still hot tacos in less than 25 minutes. The Migas Taco was about "As good as it gets!" and I loved that it included so much taco filling (enough for 2 tacos) including avocado and pico at only 2.50! The Migas Taco was more than enough for me - so my Pup got lucky with the Egg, Potato and Cheese Taco that I could only take a few bites of:) I hate/love the fact that I have to pass this Torchy's every time I exit or enter my neighborhood! read more

The food is awesome I just wish they'd minimize the amount of waste I walked out with 2 tacos and a burrito and a mess of sauces I'm not going to use divided into 3 separate bags inside of a plastic bag lol Food is great but be ready to throw a million sauces ur never going to use read more

I think their tacos taste AMAZING!! I LOVE their tacos! They're very flavorful and very packed full of ingredients. My favorite tacos fall among: The Independent, The Democrat, The Fried Avocado, and all of the breakfast tacos! With that being said, I'm not sure why, but I always seem to get instantly ill/nauseous about halfway through my taco when I eat at this Torchy's! I've tried so many combinations to narrow down the culprit, and the only thing that I haven't changed is the corn tortilla. Does this happen to anyone else? read more