Great different kind of taco spot. Lots of variety, the menu has changed a bit over the past few…read moreyears, most notably the prices, but still a good meal if you are in the mood.

Great service, great food and a great business model. I love going to Torchy's because I can count…read moreon them using fresh delicious ingredients. This location is no different. I'd highly recommend this spot to anyone who's hungry for tacos!

Fuzzy's is not one of my favorites, so I haven't been here in years. I recently saw new lower…read moreprices on taco Tuesday. We went for breakfast and it was delicious! Tacos were just as big as where we nor go, and definitely cheaper! I did chorizo and egg and a bacon and egg. Both were big and deliciou! We'll definitely come back on tuesdays. One note. The tacos were so good I got 2 to go. When we got home, the tacos were definitely smaller than the ones we ate at the restaurant. Next time, I'll order for in restaurant, and wrap them to go myself. See you next Tuesday!

Food quality as well as the quality of bar drinks has taken a huge dip…read more We had our favorite, margaritas, and left more than half in each drink. We ordered the Head Honcho nachos and left two thirds of the dish untouched. So very disappointed as well as dissatisfied with the service, the food and the drink quality.

The Blue Burro restaurant is a hole in the wall in Merkel, Texas. And I truly mean, hole in the…read morewall. The points it loses for a completely drab dining room, it more than makes up for the absolutely delicious food that comes Out of the kitchen. Breakfast and lunch only. The menu is quite small, with a different lunch special Monday through Saturday. Monday, I had hamburger steak on the lunch special. Tuesday, I had tacos on the lunch special. Thursday, I had fried pork chops on the lunch special. All were delicious. These ladies (I saw no men in the kitchen), put out some really good food! Lunch specials are $10, a heck of a deal! If you are ever in Merkel, Texas, this is the place!

Nice old building. Great decor, it fit the small town and added to its charm. The waitress was nice…read moreand courteous. The food was good. I got the special which happened to be the fried pork chop, with two sides, I chose mashed potato's and green beans. Very good. A friend of mine got the steak fingers with double order fries. He did say they where "expletive" good. Another guy got the nacho plate, remember a bard he is not, cause when asked if they were good he looked up from shoveling them into his gullet and replied "ya goood". I took him at his word. And the fact that he had them smeared on his chin and side of his face. This was a good choice. Glad we came.

Food is always great! Its always packed for a reason. It's our go to breakfast place. Highly…read morerecommend :)

Rojas Mexican Restaurant…read more OK, this is my fifth visit here and if I did not see that this was the second closest restaurant to my job site. I would've not even think twice about stepping into here because the outside and front of them Restaurant does not do it justice.. once you step inside you might feel the same way, but a few items off of the menu here sit down and enjoy the Mexican Coke that is in the refrigerator across from you and enjoy watching this very cheery lady how she treats every guest and jokes with them. Somebody complained about some lady being rude, but the one with a tattoo on the left side of her neck is far away from any kind of rudeness. Very pleasant to have your order taken from. The Emmanuel is kind of plain Jane with a lot of items marked crossed out and some of it changed, but it doesn't take away from the efforts that are going on in the kitchen back there. Prices are very good especially for a fast lunch. For example, the three street tacos is about $8 plus uncle Sam and with a drink that comes in at 32 inch cup. It's about $11.. I had the pleasure of trying the beef street tacos as well as a Chicharron tacos and a pita/gyro type one ,which was my least favorite, but it was still manageable on the pallet. There's not an accessible restroom here for you to use but they are more than glad will let you walk back there and utilize it to wash your hands as well. Sadly enough, I think I'm the only customer that ever washes their hands before eating. It's kind of gross but y'all do you.. The tables are kept clean when practical. It does get busy real fast and just as fast as everybody comes, everybody leaves so little patient here OK? The floors are not a problem. They're usually kept swept when they can.. If you can get over the street view of it as well as when you first walk in, just ignore all of that because you're not walking into a five star chain restaurant. This is a mom and Pop restaurant. Please give it a try and tell me what you think.

This was a walk down memory lane, as the Abuelos in my hometown closed years ago. Very nice…read morerestaurant layout, busy on a Friday night as expected but we were seated quickly. Service was spot on, yummy chips, great salsa I remember, and those papas potatoes, yum. I didn't care for the sauce--sour cream based--that came w my chicken enchiladas--glad I got it on the side. Refried beans were not that tasty. But a solid place for a Mexican meal.

Hostess was so rude over the phone we went somewhere else. Too bad, it's a nice place with great…read morefood & drink.

They have the best burritos! I love the tacos ! The prices are great and the service is great…read more Their sweet tea is awesome! It's a great and economical way to feed the family!

As someone with critically high taco standards, I don't gush over fast-Mex lightly. So, Taco Casa…read moretruly delivers. In an age where we debate heirloom masa and people wait 30 minutes for supposedly authentic tortillas on the east coast, Taco Casa gets it right. Simply. It is basic, yes. It is also to be exalted. If I'm anywhere near one, attendance is mandatory. The service is warm and efficient. The ambiance is bright and welcoming. The tacos are glorious. The cheddar cheese is the best in the fast-Mex universe. Honestly? It probably outperforms half the places below 14th Street.

I love the nachos here, but I cannot stand the people that work there all of them always have a…read moreproblem and they never listen

First time trying Sharky's after hearing people talk about it for years! Sharky's is located inside…read morethe grocery store United. It's a great price for the quantity of food. You can order a burrito, chips, and dip for about $5-6. A filling meal that's quick and easy. I can honestly say that it's overrated though. Not great flavor when it comes to their meat whether you're eating steak or chicken. Their spicy ranch was good! It's an incredible deal, cheap! Worth trying if you haven't already, but nothing to go out of your way for.

We arrived at around 6:30 on a Saturday and were seated just a little after 7:00, which I thought…read morewas pretty good. I did later notice 9 empty tables and people still waiting, so something didn't add up unless they were hurting for employees. Wasn't my business and we were there to enjoy a meal with our youngest granddaughter. Our server was at the table in a reasonable amount of time and we placed drink orders. Their drink came very quickly and they brought a water since my margarita wasn't ready yet. We ordered some queso to enjoy with the chips and salsa. It came out after a bit and we were having a good visit. The server came back by and refilled our granddaughter's drink. After a bit we had eaten most of the chips and still no margarita. I mentioned it and she refilled the chips and said she would check on the drink. It finally came maybe 5 minutes later, shortly before our food started coming out. Margaritas aren't like red wine. The glass out to be filled to just below the salt and not an inch below the rim. But, it was at least finally there. My wife's fajitas were there, our granddaughter's burrito was there, my rice and beans were there - but my quesadilla wasn't, so i mentioned it to the person that had brought our food. She acknowledged that and left. Everyone else was finished with their food and I had finished most of my rice and beans before I could flag down our server and mention that they had not brought my meal and I had mentioned it when they brought everyone else's food. She acted a bit surprised almost like she didnt remember me even ordering, but clearly my rice and beans were there, just not the entree. She left and didn't come back to update us at all until she showed up with a plate of something - not a quesadilla. It was poorly made tacos with chicken and a few sprinkles of unmelted cheese. When i mentioned it she claimed that was the way they made their quesadillas. I've had the chicken fajita quesadillas at Chuy's before and that's not the way they were made. If they had bern, then I certainly would not have ordered them again. This Chuy's is relatively new, but they have been open more than long enough to have their act together. This is very disappointing service and even more disappointing food. My assessment of this Chuy's and of Chuy's in general are that they are pretty much hit and miss. You might have a great visit, then a couple bad visits. That's not a way to build a successful business. Chuy's was recently bought by Darden Restaurants. They need to figure it out pretty quickly or Darden will close their doors. I hope they get it together; but i will likely be without my business.

An easy review, NOT impressed. Chuy's in Abilene has been open a couple of months, but there is…read morestill always a line. We went for a really late lunch, and only waited about 15 minutes. I must say, I loved the chips and salsa. Delicious! Glenda got the King's Memorial Combo. It looked great , and she loved it. I was in the mood for soft tacos. Definitely not impressed. They were completely uninspired. I've had better at Taco Casa. But that's ok, I'll try something different next time. Prices are what you wouldn't expect.