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Taco John's

Name: Taco John's
Address: 119 S Roosevelt Ave, Burlington, IA, 52601, US
Telephone: (319) 754-5114
Price range: $$$

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DJ Bothwell

Apr 15, 2018

Service was good. The cashier was friendly, the food came out quick. I didn't care for the tots, but the tacos were great. 10/10 would taco bout it again

Randy McElhinney

May 7, 2018

Crispy tacos were soggy. 2.50 for nacho cheese and sour cream Wow. Ice tea tasted like soap. I won't be going back!!! Also way to expensive for portion size and quality. I will say the staff was nice.

Lisa Wright

May 10, 2018

I will always enjoy their taco bravo. Prices are getting very high.

Dan Harvey

Feb 10, 2018

It took 15 minutes for them to prepare 4 items. When they brought out the food my two quesadillas we're cold and she said, sorry for the wait, but we made everything fresh. Won't be back.

Matt Brown

Dec 29, 2017

Food took half hour to get because they forgot to put order in. All they would do is offer us a free combo and a card for a small order of potato oles once a month! They had 2 tables besides ours occupied. While waiting for our Food, an employee opened the door right next to our table to talk to another employee who was shoveling snow, holding the door open for the entire conversation. Mind you the temperature outside is 10 degrees and the wind was hitting our table directly. By the time we got our food we were the only ones in the place. We got our food to go and based on the service we should have checked our order BEFORE Leaving, however they still forgot an order of potato oles!!

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