Taco Casa

Every time I go, I get great customer service and the food is good, timely, and the place is clean.

I love taco casa — this is the best place to get your junk food fix. We go here every Friday. My favorite is the nachos and combination burritos. The hot sauce is the cherry on top!!!

Love the Super Taco. Great food and way healthier than taco bell.

I visited the drive thru window on 2÷15÷15 at 12:23pm. There was one car ahead of me and 2 cars behind me. It took about 6 minutes to receive a super burrito and super taco meaning the 2^nd car behind me has the probability of waiting 12 minutes for their order.
The taco was good but the burrito was cold and extremely salty (threw it away).
Wait time of 6 minutes for 2 items is not appropriate for a drive thru window at a fast food joint.
I emailed the business today with the slow service and cold food.

Taco Casa is one of the better fast food taco joints around. The cheese is the greatest thing ever, and the meat is about what you’d expect (somewhere between taco bell and taco bueno). One of the things I used to love about Taco Casa was how cheap it was, but it seems like every time I go it’s more expensive. Then again I’m not sure if the prices are going up or I’m ordering more food LOL!
My favorite item is probably the chilada with no olives. It’s basically a smothered burrito with spicy sauce added full of meet and topped with cheese.
The classic country or soft tacos are great as well. You can add extra cheese to anything if you aren’t scared, the cheese is so good!

If you’re okay with straight up very simple stuffed beef soft taco, crunchy taco, or any other menu item, then this is the place for you.
Co-​worker bought us lunch and I opted for the soft taco and crunchy taco. Yaye for awesome co-​workers!
The soft taco is stuffed with plenty of meat (3x of what those fast food chains will give you), lettuce and plenty of thinly shredded cheese. Beef wasn’t too salty and with plenty of hot sauce (since I love my hot sauce), not too bad.
Crunchy taco fairly the same as soft taco with the exception of the crispy taco shell. So pretty good too. The taco shell you can clearly see did soak up the grease from beef. This added plenty of flavor (O.O) to the taco like anything else with juices of fat. lol
Most likely will get tacos from here if I need a quick pick me up and something super simple but plenty of it. I do have to say though. it reminds me very much of the taco from Jack in the Box.

Mark your hours online. drove 20 minutes to try based on co-​workers suggestion. Get there and doors locked and dining area closed at 9pm. Tiny sign not even on door

I have to say that I don’t quite understand what sort of niche this restaurant is exactly trying to fill. For me, there are three types of taco places out there. 1) Traditional places that sell street tacos for under two bucks 2) Fast food joints like Taco Bell and 3) Hipster or New American joints that put a complete different spin on taco ingredients like Velvet Taco.
This place falls squarely into the second category and doesn’t distinguish itself from its competition. Tacos, nachos, and burritos are pretty much the entire menu and I would say that you could make every single item there with the following ingredients: taco shells, mild hot sauce, ground taco meat, cheese, lettuce, tomato, sour cream. Very generic food that goes for a fast food price. The only distinguishing thing I noticed was that they were very generous with the shredded cheese.
The facility itself was nice. Not a fan of the colors, but it was very, very spacious for a fast food joint and it seemed to contain a fair number of families when I was there. The staff was courteous and kept the facility clean. I wish I could give it more than 2 stars but «Meh» pretty much describes my experience. If I had to write a one sentence description, it would be «Taco Bell with a more limited menu».

Taco Casa is one of my family fast food stops. I love the nachos, burritos, tostados… everything!!! I love the sauce and I love the service. I do wish they offered another meat so you can have a choice but it’s cool. They are building a location closer to my house in Lewisville and it will be a great addition to the area. I also like how they have complimentary drinks for kids

This is a Mexican fast food establishment, so five stars for what it is. Some of you remember back in the 70s and 80s when you would go to the very famous fast food taco place and it was actually GOOD. Well that’s what this is… like those places were back in the old days.
These guys even have the taco meat hamburger and the enchirito, taco light, etc. The beans actually taste good. There is no chicken on the menu, just taco meat and I’m fine with that. They do one thing and they do it well. I will never eat at one of the major corporate taco places if there’s a Taco Casa around.
It’s also as cheap as any other fast food place and they have a drive through. If you’re craving a bean burrito, a taco salad, some nachos or even a regular old taco and you want it fast, this is your place!

This place serves up some great tacos. Don’t go expecting gas station tacos, it ain’t that kind of party fluffy. They offer crispy, fresh taco’s with Ton O Cheese on them, and other offerings. The Super Nachos are big enough to feed a Sumo wrestler and his family. Another plus… it’s cheap.

I love old-​fashioned, American-​style crispy tacos with shredded cheese, so I’m not giving this one star out of some misplaced «ugh, they’re not REAL tacos» snobbery. I’m giving it one star because this place is just awful. The meat was bland and dull, the tomatoes mushy and tasteless, and the hot sauce packets are a bad joke. Bean burrito was tolerable but how hard is it not to mess that up, really? Maybe it’s a place you have to grow up with or something.

I really like Americanized Mexican fast food (and I refuse to be ashamed of it) and Taco Casa is my absolute favorite place for this type of food. It is fast and it is affordable, but what’s far more important is that the food is REALLY good. They use real ingredients and don’t skimp on the good stuff. For instance, our order today included crunchy tacos, which had literally 10 times the amount of cheese as what you would get at Taco Casa’s so-​called competitors (Taco Bell, Bueno, etc) — and it’s real cheese, finely shredded and piled on — not like the few strings of tasteless yellow stuff they put on tacos elsewhere.
Every item is filled up and overflowing with real, fresh food. Admittedly the tacos we got today were greasy, but they were absolutely delicious. One of the filtered reviews for this location mentions greasy tacos (the review was still positive though), so that may be an issue they have at this location; I have only eaten here once, so I can’t say for sure. But it is not an issue I have ever had at other Taco Casa locations, and I have had far more than my share of tasty Taco Casa tacos at their other locations.
Menu items I would strongly recommend are the Taco Lite and the Chilada. «Taco Lite» is a complete misnomer and as names go, is actually kind of funny once you get your hands on a Taco Lite. I wish I had thought to take pictures. Basically, the Taco Lite is a bigger, better taco served on a fried flour tortilla that dwarfs regular crunchy tacos. It is crammed full of ground beef, tons of real cheese, sour cream, lettuce, and lots of tomatoes. The Chilada is a like an enchilada but, you may have guessed already, bigger! It consists of lots of ground beef and refried beans wrapped burrito-​style in a flour tortilla, topped with a tasty red enchilada sauce, a mountain of melted cheddar cheese, and black olives. They also make really good sweet tea; its quality is on par with the sweet tea at Chicken Express, another local franchise restaurant that «does it right.»
Things you need to understand about Taco Casa:
–This is not a tacqueria. They are not even trying to be authentic. There are no little corn tortillas, there is no al pastor or bistek. If that’s what you are after, you probably already know where to get it.
–The menu is not long or complicated. Most items involve ground beef and/​or refried beans. What they do, though, they do really well.
–This location is very clean and seems to be new. Older locations aren’t so… sparkly. Taco Casa doesn’t concern itself with being at all fancy. There is no ambiance, not even by fast food standards, and they will probably never remodel. This is all to the good, as the price of remodels and updated signage (etc) will never be rolled into the price of the food.
–What little advertising they do is cheap and rare. More overhead costs they don’t have to charge you for. They do have a website, albeit an extremely basic one, where you can see pictures of their menu items and buy fantastically corny «fan gear.»
I want to explain the 5-​star review. Obviously, Taco Casa’s food is not better than, say for instance, what’s served at a high-​end steakhouse, or the Holy Grail of Texas barbecue. Likewise, it’s not getting any points for being organic or spectacularly healthy. But in my opinion, Taco Casa is the absolute best at what they do, which is very Americanized «Mexican» fast food featuring menu items that are simple and satisfying and made out of real ingredients.
If that sounds appealing, or if you liked Taco Bell or other fast food «Mexican» as a kid but find it disappointing now, give Taco Casa a shot. I can’t tell you it’s healthy, because it’s not, but it is at least real food that tastes really good.

This place is a MUST HAVE! I was so excited to find out one was going near where I work. I went with some colleagues who had only heard me raving about Taco Casa, and all agree my raves were spot on. You get generous helpings of fresh food, and the tea is excellent! My favorite thing about TC is that they don’t ration the ingredients like other places. For example, you get more cheese on a regular item than you do at other places when you ask for extra cheese. The taco shells are also fresh-​made and very crunchy. TC puts all the other fast food Mexican places to shame. It’s crunchy-​licious!

Great taco salad, love the spicy bean burrito, too:)