Laredo Taco Company

management isn't that great. Everything went down hill pretty much. Photo: Carnitas looked a little green, and tags were not up to date(Nov.2024 yet management still wanted me to cook them). The limes was back in December. This is how bad they let them get. When the stickers go out of date but the food still looks "Good", stickers are just changed. There's always alot of drama between workers, that's why a lot of the good ones leave. U have a mom/daughter Duo and a father/son duo(store side). I HOPE they do better in the future

Just found a piece of plastic from some sort of bag in my rice 😔 my tortillas were still extremely flour-y. Won't be back. And it's too expensive for the quality

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 2

Service: 4

Stand in line twice because they haven't fixed their register in over a year. You have to go and pay at the store register, and stand in line again.

The Salsa bar is nasty. Everything is uncovered for flies to land on. I turned the cilantro over, and it was black and decaying underneath.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Recommended dishes: Chicken Fajitas Plate

The lady who serves the food is always bad, you ask her for the food and she serves you what she wants and she starts arguing with the customer, she gives bad service.

Food: 3

The Tacos are good, and they also have a great sushi bar!

Service was ok. Stood there for a moment before someone took my order. I ordered 2 steak tacos.added sour cream for a dollar more for each one. The steak was luke warm at best.

Room for improvement, I see potential. Please give them a chance.We went in because we had a coupon for a free taco. We got fajita tacos. I was excited when I saw a taco place going in just down the road from me, but considering that they were in a gas station, my expectations weren't very high. The tacos themselves were okay. I was also excited to see that they served a type of Hibiscus Tea, Jamaica (pronounced Ha-Micah) but the girl taking my order didn't understand me when I told her what I wanted. It was loud and she wasn't Hispanic, so I won't fault her, however, I still didn't get my drink. Not a huge deal, since it never got put on my ticket, but still. Most everyone in the line in front of me were Spanish speaking, so I thought it might be a good idea to hire some folks that understand Spanish pronunciation. Like I said before, the tacos themselves were okay, and for 2 bucks a pop, I'm not sure you could get much better. These are not taco truck quality, but I would be willing to give them a second shot some time. The tortillas were fresh, and the food was not too salty. There weren't any salsa options available at the time, so that was disappointing. Luckily, I had some homemade habanero salsa at home that I just made the other day, so we used that. I know we are a little further north of the border than Texas, but we can do better here in Mt. Juliet, TN :)I look forward to trying again, I'm sure they'll work out the kinks once they've been open a bit longer.

I was eating my food and all of a sudden I found a nail in my food, which I almost swallowed and could have potentially died from. The food was cold and soggy, and the employees were rude to me when I confronted them about it. Knowing that I had no idea it was in there till I almost swallowed it is terrifying and disgusting to even see! Worst experience ever!

Bad customer service. Worst food ever

Janay is the best...she made sure my order was right and even went out of the way to get the toppings right. I am coming back and telling everyone!

The quality and amount of food you get for your money is fantastic. I never thought I would be frequentinf a gas station for Mexican food, but here we are.

Great food options to choose from

Delicious food ?

Had more fat than meat on my pork chunks. Was really hoping my first experience was going to be better.

Room for improvement, I see potential. Please give them a chance.We went in because we had a coupon for a free taco. We got fajita tacos. I was excited when I saw a taco place going in just down the road from me, but considering that they were in a gas station, my expectations weren't very high. The tacos themselves were okay. I was also excited to see that they served a type of Hibiscus Tea, Jamaica (pronounced Ha-Micah) but the girl taking my order didn't understand me when I told her what I wanted. It was loud and she wasn't Hispanic, so I won't fault her, however, I still didn't get my drink. Not a huge deal, since it never got put on my ticket, but still. Most everyone in the line in front of me were Spanish speaking, so I thought it might be a good idea to hire some folks that understand Spanish pronunciation. Like I said before, the tacos themselves were okay, and for 2 bucks a pop, I'm not sure you could get much better. These are not taco truck quality, but I would be willing to give them a second shot some time. The tortillas were fresh, and the food was not too salty. There weren't any salsa options available at the time, so that was disappointing. Luckily, I had some homemade habanero salsa at home that I just made the other day, so we used that. I know we are a little further north of the border than Texas, but we can do better here in Mt. Juliet, TN :)I look forward to trying again, I'm sure they'll work out the kinks once they've been open a bit longer.