Browse menus, reviews and photos of Tex-Mex Restaurants near Derby.
Mexican · $
44 Pershing Drive, Derby
Customers’ favorites
“I went here on this past Monday and absolutely loved the salad I got. I went back again today on Friday and the same very friendly gentleman was there to help help me again. You get chips and salsa for free! I definitely recommend this place.”
Tex-Mex · $
199 Boston Post Road, Orange · 5.89 miles
Customers’ favorites
“An old friend recently recommended Taco Town. I finally stopped in today for a steak burrito. It was huge and delicious! I'll be back again soon!”
Tex-Mex
263 Boston Post Road Suite 2, Orange · 5.86 miles
“It’s been so long since I’ve paid $10 for a burrito that it just felt wrong when the girl rang me up. I tried the spicy chicken, the steak and the mild chicken before deciding to go with a regular sized, mild chicken burrito. I found the mild chicken to have the best flavor. The burrito itself wasn’t mind blowing but it was pretty good especially for the price. Mine was pretty simple: rice, mild chicken, cheese, sour cream, salsa and burrito sauce. Didn’t get much flavor from the burrito sauce but heres to hoping they keep their prices low and expand on the options of what you can put in your burrito.”
Tex-Mex · $
1500 Boston Post Road Suite 1, Milford · 6.05 miles
Customers’ favorites
“YUMMY FOOD a LITTLE slow with service but they were busy”
Tex-Mex
584 North Avenue, Bridgeport · 10.2 miles
“After passing by here from driving my daughter around town, I had to try! Told my bf to come here with me for a late lunch on a Saturday afternoon. At first I thought they were closed, but their light was just off awaiting a customer, so don't be discouraged to walk in if you see the light off. They been open for 3 months now. We ordered several tacos of chicken, chorizo (very spicy), and mixto that comes with lengua, steak, and al pastor. My favorite was the steak. Everything seasoned well with good portions. Only complaint is that the chicken could have been juicier. Inside the sell hand crafted items. Man bought the boot shot glass and I got the clay salt and pepper shakers. So if your passing around, I suggest you give them a try.”
Tex-Mex · $$
828 Bridgeport Avenue, Shelton · 4.19 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Muy hermoso el ambiente 😃”
Burrito · $
116 Boston Post Road, Orange · 6.01 miles
Customers’ favorites
“This was my first time eating Bubbakoos. We had the Birria crunch wrap and Birria quesadillas and I was extremely impressed with the flavor. Not too many places get it right and they were 8/10. Also had BYO hard tacos which I asked for everything on the side for my autistic son. He loved them and the portions were very generous! Salsa was blah (personal preference) Guac was on point and queso was good also! No complaints here.”
Tacos · $
5065 Main Street, Trumbull · 9.49 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Deynira is absolutely amazing and Taco Bell is lucky to have her represent their brand at the trumbull mall. Always enjoy seeing her and she remembered my order from once in a blue moon, she genuinely cares about satisfying the customer and it shows.”
Tex-Mex · $
123 Monroe Turnpike, Trumbull · 7.54 miles
Customers’ favorites
“This is the 2nd time we came . Was not disappointed. 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟”
Mexican · $
1201 Boston Post Road, Milford · 6.29 miles
“Great food! I didn’t expect Taco Bell to be so versatile. Honestly at first I avoided it for years, because combining tacos with fast food doesn’t seem like the best idea, and I presumed there would be soggy tacos. However, everything I have gotten has been very crispy and delicious! It’s a very vegan friendly place as well, which makes me quite happy. The menu options are very diverse and customizable, so it’s easy to avoid whatever you dislike. Also, they will substitute potatoes for meat in any case, making it great for vegetarians and vegans alike. My personal reccomendation is the”
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