I really enjoyed the atmosphere. The beers were delicious and the tacos were very good. I tried…read morethe flock of tacos. One was a beet taco which I found to be very good. Will definitely be going back.

First time dining here. Visiting Charleston for work. Wanted a casual lunch spot and Black Sheep…read morewas suggested. It has a pub/bar vibe going on with lots of seating. It wasn't busy for the lunch hour. It was us and another couple. The service was friendly and attentive. We both ordered a flock of tacos. I got the Baja taco, mahi mahi taco and a Thai shrimp taco. All three were delicious. I'd order them again.

We visited this place for lunch. The staff was prompt to greet us and bring us chips and salsa. The…read moresalsa is homemade there and was so good and flavorful. My husband and I each ordered the lunch fajitas and was surprised at how much you got for the price. The food was really good and perfectly cooked. The waiter was attentive and refilled our drinks promptly. I'd highly recommend this place to anyone in the area, and if you are in the area, it is worth the drive.

Truly the worst experience I've ever had at a restaurant, every table was gross good and napkins…read moreall over the floor. After working in the service industry for 5 years I was appalled at the way this restaurant was upholding. The host was our server and didn't act like he had any experience in the service industry, the way the staff talked to eachother and yelled across the restaurant saying negative things about eachother blew my mind. Food was stale and I asked for one steak taco and whatever came out was not what I ordered. We sat at a dirty table and nothing about this place was positive. Never write reviews but this place deserved one

Mama Dee recommended this to us. Amazing food and people. Exceeded our expectations. We will be…read moreback again.

From the owner: We specialize in scratch made birria, chicken tinga and smoked pork tacos, burritos, rice bowls and…read morenachos. Outside seating is available! Catering is available for ANY event and full service catering options are available.

Beef burrito - excellent, with an especially good red sauce…read more Chicken enchilada - small but excellent, with an outstandingly good sauce which had a bit of a sweet taste. Chips - very good, crispy. Salsa -good, but a bit too much of a tomato base. Service - polite, competent, not especially welcoming. Environment - clean and comfortable.

Ordered sizzling fajita, was brought to me not sizzling... I asked, why's it not sizzling. Waiter…read moresaid it's warm... I said whatever... asked for hot sauce which is usually on most tables at other Mexican restaurants... at the end I was charged extra... witnessed another sizzling fajita brought to a later customer and it did sizzle... asked for a plate and it took forever... look , I try to patronize my localities... but ... look , I'm not picky ,,, just expect what I'm paying for... so, I say a big hell NO to your business. And , as far as I noticed they only take care of the frequent customers. So , I suggest. Not patronizing this establishment.

I have absolutely nothing bad to say. Everything I've tried is delicious and reasonably priced in…read moremy opinion for what you get. Probably the best spot in Oak Hill!

Sweet staff and good food! Headed to a painting party upstairs, and it and the downstairs both are…read morebeautiful. Definitely recommend!

Great food. Great atmosphere. I got the Steak fajitas and they were very tasty. I've been here…read moretwice now

Fantastic food. Great service. Super fast. Kids meals were great even for picky eaters. I would…read moredefinitely come back!

Yesterday, I visited my new favorite Mexican restaurant ever. I had avoided this place in…read moreFayetteville because I was not impressed with the previous Mexican restaurant that was there and didn't know a new one had opened up. Apparently Tequila Taco Bar has been open for a year. Everything I had was absolutely delicious. Prices were comparable to other Mexican restaurants. I had a Bahama Mama, diet coke, fajita burrito, and Texas dip. The Texas dip is the equivalent of the Jalisco dip at El Jalisco. They taste almost exactly the same -- which is a good thing. Annnnd (drumroll) they are actually CHEAPER at Tequila Taco Bar. No joke. The dip is cheaper. Jalisco dip is now nearly $13 at El Jalisco. I'm a mom. You know I compare prices. The burrito was the most glorious burrito I have ever seen. That thing was beautiful. Absolutely friggin' delicious. I couldn't eat all of the food. I was so stuffed. This is all I ate all day long and I still haven't eaten since. Super filling!!! However, I am already craving it AGAIN! I may go next weekend. Gosh, I wish I could go today. That is just how good the food is! The restaurant itself had a cool theme. Loved the vibe. The employees were friendly and attentive. They had that yummy ranchy white dip that Rocca's has that they serve with the tortillas. I should have brought that home with me. Mmm mmm! What's that stuff called anyways? If you haven't eaten there yet, GO! I command you. This place is a life-changer... and my new favorite Mexican restaurant.

We tried Tequila Taco Bar while in Fayetteville for a hiking visit to the New River Gorge National…read morePark. We stayed in Fayetteville, where there are only a few non-chain food options. Tequila Taco Bar is one of those options. The service was prompt and friendly. The atmosphere had a little local flare mixed with Tex-Mex. I had the tequila bowl with chicken, which was a health-based choice. The accompanying sauce (cilantro, I believe) was flavorful, and the chicken had fajita flavoring. Overall it was pretty standard fare for this genre of food - worth getting while in Fayetteville.

This taco place is attached to a cafe. It has a retro vibe and an eclectic, vegetarian-friendly…read moremenu. Of the three veggie tacos I tried, the tofu one was actually the best; an odd combination but tofu and chimichurri on a taco works. It's easy to step next door for a beverage and a dessert if you want. They don't have anything besides tacos, and it isn't fancy, but given the amount of choices in the region, this was a pretty good one.

I've got to say I was expecting more from this place. There are a lot of taco places in the area so…read morewe were hoping that they were a staple here like they are out west and up north. I ordered the spicy Joe, the Cali chicken and a Birria taco. The spicy Joe was good, but there wasn't much to it. The crema on the Cali chicken was NOT good. Maybe I'm just not used to crema made from buttermilk?? The Birria was delicious, however I could have done without the giant jalapeños. My boyfriend also ordered Birria tacos, which he enjoyed. The roasted cauliflower taco was way too saughy though, he couldn't even take more than one bite. The service was quick and easy. You just go up, order, pay, and then they bring the food to you. So that's a plus.

This is my favorite Mexican place of all time, and I've been to MANY Mexican restaurants, from…read moreRipley, Spencer, Summersville, Montgomery, Charleston, Oak Hill, and down to Beckley and even into Virginia. I went to college right across the street from this restaurant a few years ago, and we'd eat here once a week, and before that I'd been eating there with my family for years. This is the only place I've come across who gives you not only great food, but most importantly, enough cheese sauce to make it worth the price, and my favorite part, their salsa. It's a salsa unlike any other. They must clearly make it themselves. It's not like watery liquid with chunks of tomatoes, onions, peppers, etc... no. This is much more. It's like a purée, made from the essence of dreams and good fortune, yet you can clearly taste every ingredient that went into making it. Not spicy, not sweet, not tangy, but perhaps a small mixture of them all? It's the only salsa I could, dare I say it, drink, quite literally. It's simply fabulous. Now, last year they went through a bit of a change, I'm assuming a switch in management and/or ownership, because things started to change a bit. They got new menus, new cooks that made things a little strangely, and the worst part was the new booths. They're so tall that you have to lean down and over your food to eat it. It's terribly awkward. They have one of the old booths left, and us locals know right where it is and always go straight for it. So anyway, the food is still good, not what it used to be but still better than anything else I've tried. The salsa has also changed a little too, it's a little spicier, and has so much cilantro in it I could choke. I definitely miss the good ol' days, but it's still an awesome restaurant, one that we make trips to Montgomery just for. I wish they'd expand to Beckley, and bring back the old salsa.

Good place to relax and see friends Food service is great…read moreand bartenders are excellent

We found this place by happy accident wandering around town and it was wonderful!…read more The guy working the bar was great - super helpful, kind, and quick with service. We got two margs, a quesadilla, chips and guacamole, and a burrito, along with various sauces. Sauce list to pick from was extensive with varying levels of heat - and you got two with each entree! Everything was absolutely delicious! It's located in the balcony loft area above an open air market. There are good views of the market and televisions to watch the game, if that's what you're into!

Do not sleep on the street corn - amazing!! I got it off the cob. So good…read more Birria tacos also delicious Ate dinner here both nights I was in town.