Taco Mayo

Honestly ignore the 1 stars. Been coming here for 2 years Best affordable cheese quesadilla And the frybread taco has been a first Tuesday of the month treat since with extra sour cream and some jalapeños. And if you want a cheap light snack Crunchy beef taco with some chips n cheese are nice. They won me over after repeatingly bad orders from the taco bell down by the Walmart. This tastes fresh and is budget friendly. The new fish taco is good too love the smokey cilantro Chipotle sauce. ...also can we consider the steak triple stack a limited edition item after selling it for 1.5 years? Not complaining but the limited edition poster in the window makes me laugh.

This was the best service and meal, that I have received from a fast food place in a while. The young man working ( not sure if he was a shift manager or just an employee) but during the busiest time of day on a Sunday, he took full charge and dominated the service and kept up with a smile and genuine care.

I don’t know what’s up with this particular Taco Mayo but I get the smallest portions from here. You get a bean burrito, it’s so small, no weight to it. Taco burger? Small and No weight to it. All tacos are small. Quesadillas are thin. It’s not worth the prices for being small portions. I can go to other Taco Mayo’s in OKC and I get a normal size burritos, normal size taco burgers, filled quesadillas, it’s all good expect for this Taco Mayo in Newcastle. Not worth it. They are skimpy.

Not the best taco mayo I’ve been to, We ate inside and the food was meh, it wasn’t really dirty but it wasn’t clean either, the drink machine had a few drinks such as the holiday coke and the ginger ale that tasted like chemicals or had no flavor just carbonated water, And The cooks where passing around a vape while still in the kitchen, However the woman taking our orders was kind and respectful, So not the worst but probably won’t come again.

Taco Mayo Has been my favorite Tex-Mex since they opened the store on Classen Blvd about 50 years ago. Bean burritos were 19 cents each at the grand opening. 5 for a buck! Now they are close to $3 each.