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Taco Mama

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4.3 Google Review
1209 Malvern Ave, Hot Springs, Arkansas, 71901, United States
(501) 624-6262 www.tacomama.net
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Apr 21, 2018
Oh Mama! We really enjoyed all the choices on the menu. There appeared to be some good vegetarian options and the meat fillings we had in our tacos were very good! The carnitas especially was very flavorful and moist. The fish tacos were also very good! We loved the decor inside and out of this funky little place. My sister also really enjoyed the plants inside. Also their "mints" are surprisingly tasty.

Apr 3, 2018
Great little place. The service was amazing. The food... not so much. It was good but not a place I would come back too. Very accommodating for vegetarians.

May 1, 2018
By far the best Tex-Mex style food in Arkansas we've had since leaving Texas. Great menu and beverage choices. Live, yet family friendly environment. Helpful staff and friendly prices.

Mar 26, 2018
Pros: - Good Prices (Most meals are $8 - $12) - Friendly - Filling Cons: - Somewhat Long Wait Times - Staff can be forgetful I went along with a group of five. The wait time for ordering and receiving our food was rather long as it was busy and our waitress was new. One of the group had to remind the staff we hadn't ordered. When the food was finally delivered after about 25 minutes, they had completely forgotten one of our orders. However the manager quickly solved this and made up for the long wait with a gift card. The food that I ordered (Puffy Tacos) was presented very well, almost artistically. It was a filling meal but I found that it tasted a bit bland. I'd recommend one of the other meals as they look to be packed with taste.

Apr 27, 2018
Pricey but excellent food and large portions. I don't know where to find Mexican food in this town that's closer to authentic. It's technically Tex-Mex but it is very good.

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