Taco Tierra of Princeton

Love the taco salad with chicken! Add that taco sauce and boom....what a meal! Bonus with the taco shell to crumble up and add! Great service and friendly staff and super clean!

Get into a small town in America and get a whitewashed version of Mexican food. What's with the electric menu sign changing screens before you can understand the congested and confused layout?Very similar to a Taco Bell burrito and taco

Give me a sancho with mild sauce and a jumbo vanilla sweet tea and I'll be set for the rest of the day love Taco T! Pro tip: get cheese on your apple strips

Taco Tierra for some reason is my favorite Mexican food place in the area. Beats guacamole grill and Taco Bell by a long shot. The tacos have a good amount of sauce, and the nacho papas with the cheese is a great combo. The service is kinda ehhh as they forget about your order and what you got all the time. The ambiance is pretty nice with the colors and unique layout. Overall really got taco place

Updated. There's a girl that works there filling drinks and she is so rude. The girl talking orders was great but def disappointed in the service

Well, what can I say. It's better than Taco Bell, but nets the same result. I had a couple sanchos and some tacos. $12 for all. A little more expensive than I thought it would be and no prices listed on the outside menu. Kind of greasy. Nothing compared to the Mexican food trucks in Texas. Good enough for Princeton Indiana.

This is the best Tex/Mex restaurant in town. I have been eating here for as long as I can remember.

My son and I are Taco Tierra addicts. We love the Mexican-American food there that always hits the spot. We drive down from Vincennes just to get Taco Tierra. I usually get the taco salad with mild taco sauce as dressing. (Love the slightly sweet taco sauce.) My son usually gets nachos supreme. But, there are so many choices on the menu there is something for everyone. The service is always friendly and fast even though I have never seen them less than packed with hungry customers. They have been fantastic with the COVID drive-thru dining. Even with cars looped around the restaurant, it takes about 5-10 minutes from arrival to having your food.

I visit TT a lot because it's one of the better options for food in Gibson County. I ordered small chicken enchiladas fiesta and I got one enchilada instead of the two cited on the menu. The one I did get was good but I missed having the second one that I paid for. I ordered a small chicken nacho supreme no beans that was good. I ordered 3 fish tacos. The fish meat tastes fishy like catfish so if you don't like fishy taste I don't recommend. The fish taco toppings were good but it is pretty pricey at almost $4 a taco. I got a large Pepsi light ice. Large is like a small. You have to ask for the Jumbo if you actually want a large or skip the drink altogether as you don't get much with all the ice packed in. I ordered a vanilla churro which are good. This was for several meals and to eat and take a meal to work. Overall the food is decent but 9/10 the order is messed up. Workers don't know the menu. You say what you mean and then they get confused. Next time I will write out my order and hand it to them cause they get confused if you ask for anything modified at all. I really wish TT would invest in a new POS system that would help eliminate errors. You get what you get. Mixed bag. $25 for this visit.

It's a local favorite. Everyone told me I had to go there for lunch and really talked it up. I'm not local and all the hype probably built it up a little to much. Better than main stream fast food but thats about it.