Taco John's

Good food friendly staff

I had a coupon for walking taco but I probably won't order it again. It was ok, but not as good as other traditional menu items.

Taco shells were hard and the tacos didn't have good flavor

Love taco Tuesday

I like the flavor of the food, specifically the sauce, meat, and beans. I prefer the flavor over Taco Bell.

Drive thru at this location is always very slow and long.

Good flavor, but when I'm ordering for 2 and I ask for hot sauce, 2 packets is not enough.

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I used to love taco johns and the flavor of their ingredients, but I am done now. I am not going there anymore. They forget to put something in my bag EVERY time I use the drive-thru, and they are in debt to me a lot of money now. They nearly refuse to refund me every time. They want me to drive back there (no thanks, after I've gotten home and settled with part of my food), or they want me to bring my receipt in the next day to get what they forgot. I most likely don't want that same item the next day. Going to Taco Bell next door from now on.