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Taco Cabana

Taco Cabana

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8330 Montgomery Blvd NE, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87111, United States
(505) 275-2600 www.tacocabana.com
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May 9, 2018
I was pretty much a regular. Your staff was always nice and the food was good. Lately, I see a new face every time and it's some high school brat either giving me attitude or giving me the wrong order. I got home tonight to an item missing, but whatever, that's not even the worst part. I was dodging a brown speck in my guac, and after inspecting it, I was dodging an insect. I'm done.

May 7, 2018
Some menu items are better than others, but it's still the place to go when you're hungry and need decent food, cheap. Their breakfasts are always good and affordable. Their tacos and nachos are also safe bets. This is why I've always been a fan.

May 28, 2018
Consistently good food.. reasonable price.. My family has been going here for years love this place

Apr 3, 2018
This location is okay. It wasn't busy, but I stood in the front as I waited for them to call out my number. My food sat there and they still hadn't called my number so I asked if it was number 79 and he said yes...odd. I ordered a chicken quesadilla and they didn't put enough chicken, but it was a few to get by, but not as much as the one on San Mateo puts in theirs. Three stars for the outside patio which was nice and also charging me for a small and giving me a medium instead. It may be a while before I go back to this location.

May 8, 2018
Dining room was filthy. Unfortunately you can see the cooks from your tables. I saw the cook scratching his head and nose with an ungloved hand then go directly to pulling tortillas out of the bag to start on my food. The kicker was as the cook was cooking my eggs he dropped the spatula and was going to use it again until he saw me looking right at him. His remedy to this was to turn on the water and run the spatula under the water for a few seconds then right back to cooking. We walked out before we were brought our food but not before the waitress said but your food is up. We said what our concerns were and why we wouldn't be eating there. Her response was "you still have to pay for your tea." Which we did and got out of there as fast as possible. I have never before fantasized about working for the health department except for this day. Save yourself possible ecoli and DO NOT EAT HERE. I'm surprised they are still open.

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