Taco Heads

Taco Heads in the Cultural District of Fort Worth is a gem! The vibe is laid back, with a modern twist on traditional taco joints. The concept here is simple: quality, flavorful tacos with a focus on fresh ingredients and bold flavors. The restaurant offers a variety of taco options, but their carnitas tacos truly stand out.My husband and I started with the queso, which was the perfect balance of creamy and cheesy absolutely delicious. We both opted for the Carnitas tacos as our main, and they did not disappoint. The carnitas were tender and seasoned perfectly, with just the right amount of crispiness. The tacos were served on soft, warm tortillas, topped with fresh ingredients that really complemented the flavors.The atmosphere is casual and friendly, making it a great spot for a relaxed meal. We can't wait to come back and try more of their creative taco options! Highly recommend Taco Heads for anyone in the area!

We walked over from the Dickies Arena parking lot a little before 5 PM. There was not any seating available inside so we sat outside. The fans and misters help but it was pretty hot. By the time we left, it was standing room only. I checked in on Yelp and got a free Texas Margarita; it was tasty. I ordered the taco plate; one chicken, one beef and one pork. The chicken was my least favorite; the meat was dry. I enjoyed the beans and rice.Service was excellent; the drinks and food came quickly; and my water was filled up when needed.

Taco Heads is a really cool outdoor patio restaurant on Montgomery Street, directly across from Dickies Arena. They have breakfast tacos all day, Street Tacos, and apps like queso and guacamole. They have Happy Hour from 3pm-6pm. The food is really good and the service is fantastic. I'll definitely go back.

Worst service ever. We were seated quickly. Ordered quacamole because they were out of queso.. at 5:45. Waitress took the order and we never saw her again. Never brought our drinks. When the food arrived 45 minutes later for tacos my order was wrong and still no drinks. One person didn't get her food and we had to tell them we were missing it. Got hers after we were already done. Wouldn't call the tacos hot either. Guessing they had been sitting awhile. This was a weeknight by the way.

Yeah didn't stay to eat. They sat us down gave us water and no one served us at all we left.

I visited Taco Heads on National Taco Day (Oct 1) and it was a very good experience. I read mixed views, but wanted to try it out anyways. The jalapeño margarita was magnificent and so was the chicken taco topped with pico de gallo, cilantro, etc. I also had the crispy beef + brisket tacos. I normally prefer beef/pork over chicken, but the chicken taco was definitely the star that night. I sat outside. Several groups of people were out there, but their convos didn't interfere with my peace. Super cute seating, fun server.

Nothing from here really was stellar. Also I read just prior to eating our take out meals, that this establishment had not done well with their health inspection earlier this year. The service was so-so in that we had to wait about ten minutes longer than they indicated that the food would be ready.

YUCK!! I don't know how this place is still in business. We decided to give this place a try for the first time and was so grossed out. The place is dirty, the service is awful, and the food is not good. Don't waste your time or money here. I'm surprised it's still operating.

In the true Texan expression, this place "isn't bad". It's a cute, relatively small layout with indoor and outdoor seating that's dog friendly. The ambiance is super chill and makes you want a margarita, or 3! Service is fine, nothing overwhelmingly accommodating, but they're there. We ordered elote, and taco plates with shrimp, pastor, chicken, brisket, and carnitas tacos. The ingredients for the tacos seemed quite fresh, but none of them made me want to chew slowly with my eyes closed while picturing a beach. The best one would probably have it be the shrimp, when I thought it would be the pastor, however, the meat tacos all seemed rather dry, and needed more seasoning. The elote was very good with properly balanced ingredients, but to be honest, my favorite item was the charro beans! Soooo flavorful, and they come on the taco plates with 3 tacos. I wouldn't be against giving this place another shot or even trying the stockyards location. We shall see if it's better next time! I will keep you foodies posted!

It wasn't good at all. The cheese was weirdly powdery. The corn tortilla in the taco tasted stale and hard. Won't be returning.