Taco Village

Brent Davidson

I go here a couple of times a week. Highly recommend the bacon croissants! Also a Love the Asada burrito too. Do yourself a favor, phone your order in.

Billy Beranek

It was suggested by a local business owner at Indian Trail Trading Post they was correct excellent food! Was expensive for lunch without drinks otherwise would have gotten a 5 star. Food 5 star Price 4 star

Your #1 Supporter

This place has exceptionally delicious food! It serves Mexican dishes and American food but I've only had the taco plate and hamburger with fries, mostly because that's my preference. The tacos are reasonably priced and come with cheese, lettuce, tomatoes and onions. I love onions on my tacos so if you don't, make sure to let them know not to add it. The hamburger is medium well with crunchy fries. I've dined in and the place is usually clean and there's plenty of plastic utensils, napkins, etc. The restroom is small but usually clean and always has soap and paper towels. The staff is typically nice and helpful but there's usually that one person, you know what I mean, that has an attitude with a loud snarky voice. But the food and other employees definitely outweigh so I continue to return and I've never been disappointed.

Kami Snoeberger (K4family)

We tried Taco Village because it's advertised on one of their radio stations. The taquitos were pretty good. This place is known for their tacos and the tacos were, just okay. The meat was kind of weird. Plus, they're one of those places that use bagged lettuce instead of fresh. I also think that their Tomatoes were bagged and already chopped. There wasn't enough salsa given either. We did get carry out. There's another place in Grants, New Mexico that has some really good tacos. I think we'll keep getting our tacos from them. The other place uses fresh tomato and fresh lettuce and their shells and meat are awesome.