Taco Treat

Brian Locke

Go back in time and enjoy tacos and burritos as they were in the 1950's. The tacos are good and Taco Treat is still the best place to get a chimichanga. Everything is exactly as I remember it from years ago. The only thing that I'd like to be brought up to date is the outside seating. It still consists of just two picnic tables.

Jim Sherman

I double check the menu and I was trying to see if they claim to make Mexican food. Because it's not Mexican food they serve here, it's definitely El Paso brand-style American Mexican food. And for that, it's pretty great. The Ant wanted me to pick up some burritos and so I did , lured in by the Monday Tuesday special on hard shell taco and a tostada. When I got the burritos, I did not recognize them. Because they're deep fried. Yes deep fried. Once I got over my shock and had a bite I thought they were pretty outstanding, although I never would have bought them if I knew and they were deep fried I enjoyed them. If there was ground beef in there they would have been one of the best flautas I ever had.The tostada was really good too , heaping with extra onions I asked for. There was too much cheese but didn't ask for like cheese so that's really on me. The hard shell Taco was unremarkable, Workmanlike. I was charmed by the style of the place is very mid 70s or even earlier, by the fact that they are a family run place. Next time I want to try their hamburger.

Joseph Gee

Great Oldschool Longtime Local Hole-in-The-Wall Favorite. Known for their Deep Fried Burrito, Tostadas, Tacos, Taquitos and Taco Burger. Walk-Up Window to Order. Tables on the side along the side street. No Restrooms. Plenty of Parking in the Rear Lot. Pretty Cheap, Simple and Quite Delicious. Been coming here since I was a young kid. Please Stop Well as they are a nice Family-Oriented Local Small Business.🇺🇲

Michael Gebis

If you're looking for an authentic Mexican taco, this is not the place. But if you want old school hard shell crispy tacos like you had in the '80s, look no further. Their burritos are also a throwback... they are deep fried! No chipotle experience here. In modern parlance, I'd call them fat taquitos. Just know what to expect and you'll be happy.