Taco Inn

Taco inn is a fast food establishment, and I am rating it as compared to other similar restaurants. The staff are generally friendly and provide prompt service. The tacos and burritos are reasonably priced and you can get quite a bit of food for under $ 5. The black bean salsa is very good. My main complaint is that the food is pretty inconsistent. If it is made correctly, then I like it quite a bit. However, If the beans are too watery or too dry, it completely ruins the burrito. Most of the time I’ve had them too dry, and then they just stick together and it makes just a big bean clump on your nachos, or in a section of your burrito. No bueno.
As far as the restaurant interior, the cleanliness seems okay, with some normal variation depending on how busy it is. I tend to prefer getting my order to go because of how loud it is, particularly with the drive through beeping and the speaker system. A switch to headsets like most other places have done would make a world of difference in that aspect.

Over time, this location has proven itself worthy of the 4 stars. Clean, friendly, and prompt. Salsa bar is always kept full, and the food is consistent.
**original review below:
I for one have always been a fan of local dining so I would pick this over a taco bell any day! The service here is always spot on, and the people are really nice. The menu has all your ameri-​mexican favorites, burrito, taco, enchiladas, nachos… etc. None of the menu items have failed me yet.
They have a fresh salsa bar which is rare for fast food and they also have hash browns or as they call «potato things» which totally completes any order. The meat in the tacos are generous.
Don’t expect the real authentic mexican deal here (there are a good few in town if you prefer that experience), but Taco inn is dependable and yummy, perfect for a snack or meal, this american-​mexican favorite will have you happy you stopped by

Taco Inn you have been so far down my list when visiting Lincoln. Surely it’s been 20 years since I’ve darkened your door (which happens from further away these days).
Well I’m glad to say things don’t change at Taco Inn (except for the taco sauce packs which I couldn’t find). Enchilada you were exactly as I remember. Slightly different presentation but exact same taste. Mmm.
Soft taco, don’t worry, you were just the same too. Many orders of magnitude better than a Taco Bell or Taco John’s could ever be.
Let’s hope it isn’t another 20 years until I can darken your door from even further away.

Yep, hard shell tacos.
Nice, clean, remodeled place. Tile floors make it cold on a cold day.
The tacos were very good for american tocos. I would go back if they had Toco Inn in Oregon…

I have to admit I lived in Lincoln for almost 8 years before I would try Taco Inn. I mean, it’s a local taco place, and I was already a regular customer of their competition. Boy, I wish I’d tried it sooner. First, the fact that they call a menu item «potato things» is a winner in my book. Second, the tacos are incredible. Third, they’re super-​affordable. A family of four can have a decent-​sized meal for around 12 bucks. Awesome.

This isn’t fine dining, but it sure scratches an itch sometimes. The spicy bean burritos remind me of how Taco Bell’s used to be when I was in college (don’t get me started on how little I think of Taco Bell). The cream cheese enchiladas are really good, according to my wife, but I haven’t tried them yet. I will soon. And I like the steak soft tacos and potato things with some ranch, to finish it off.
The taco sauce is heavy on the vinegar, which I like. It might be a turn off to some, though. The ground beef is a little too salty for my taste, which is why I stick with the steak.
It’s a little dirty, but the service is good and the people are friendly. I’m glad I kept going back until I found some things that I like.

I dont get a gut ache like i do with taco bell. Best fast food mexican chain in town, i think. I like deluxe nachos with corn chips