Torchy's Tacos

Taco lovers unite! Came here around 5:30 with no line and quick attentive service, around 6:30 is when a line can form. Go with the trio with salsa, queso and guacamole with endless chips just ask forMore. The trailer park taco has a nice piece of chicken tender in it and the Baja shrimp is not spicy at all. Finally, this location has street corn which is off the cob, it's great!

Get ready to excite the tastebuds; Torchys knows flavor combos! I appreciate them for it. I've tried several of their taco options and never been disappointed, except on the breakfast tacos. Breakfast ones are good but, to me, the others are just better. If you like spicy, their Diablo sauce has good tongue tingly kick.A great quick lunch or dinner option. Walk in, order at counter, grab a seat, and your order is delivered to you. This location is clean, fast, has friendly staff, and ample parking. Located right across from the Winter Garden village.

Finally got to check out Torchy's! I had been hearing a lot of hype for this Winter Garden Village location, and I'm so glad for the new addition to the area. Ordering was easy and quick, and the man who took our orders gave helpful suggestions! I was a big fan of the wild berry frozen margarita - any place that has more than just strawberry and lime flavors is a winner to me! We also started with the threesome - a combo of their guac, queso, and salsa. All 3 were great! The queso had some slight kick to it with the chilis, the guac was great quality, and I enjoyed the milder salsa option. Perfect for sharing! We all got a lot of tacos, but mine were the steak fajita taco and the crossroads taco, which features brisket. I was very impressed by the quality of the chicken in the fajita taco, and it was loaded with toppings! The crossroads might have been my favorite of the two, the brisket was excellent! The jalepenos added some kick. Overall, everyone loved what they ordered and the value felt really good. Prices are super reasonable! My marg was $8.25 for the smaller size, and the shareable trio coming in at under $13 felt nice too. Glad to have this spot nearby!

Beginning of the year at a delicious restaurant with great food for lunch. Torchy taco never disappoints the food is very fresh. Great quality ingredients and super tasty. This is definitely one of my favorite spots for some Tex-Mex food, but with an incredible taste. Plenty of parking plenty of sitting and lots of options for all preferences. The service is always some point in the atmosphere is always vibing!!

I'm allergic to avocado. I ordered the queso and no idea there was going to be avocado. The gentleman at the front counter brought me a brand new one without giving me a hard time. I had 2 tacos. The one with the fried chicken was my favorite. I can't wait to go back.

What a fun taco place! I live near by so this is a great place to pick up a taco for lunch. My favorite taco is a brisket taco that melts in your mouth. The tacos are so full that one taco goes a long way. I do also love their tater tots that are drizzled with their queso. I did not think you could top tater tots, but they do. Best part is that you can sit at the bar and grab a spicy margartita and a taco and it turns into a great day!

Feeling lucky that this is now the SECOND Torchy's location that has opened in Central Florida! This location is located in Winter Garden Village and had plenty of inside and outside seating for us to enjoy our lunch. We visited close to my birthday so we enjoyed a free queso and chips (this is your hint to sign up for their amazing app and Taco Junkie rewards program) as well as a guacamole to start. I can't go to Torchy's without getting the queso. It's a must!! Our tacos came out fresh and fast and we loved our entire lunch. I went with the Fried Avocado taco and switched the corn tortilla for a flour tortilla, which is always my move. This new location lived up to all of the other Torchy's locations that I have visited before back home in Texas. We will be back again soon, we have to take advantage that we finally have a Torchy's in our area!

Obsessed & so wish this was closer to us! It's a little over thirty minutes so not a terrible drive but not as convenient as it could be. However it is worth the trek!It's basically an a la carte taco restaurant where you purchase each taco individually for $5-$6 ish and there's soooo many interesting flavors to choose from. The Mad Cow (off the secret menu) was hands down my favorite! It has steak, refried beans, a Chipotle sauce, and corn. The queso is just a little spicy and PHENOMENAL. But all the flavors for everything we tried were fresh and delicious. There's a huge number of sauces and meats to choose from. They have a soda fountain with Coke products as well as a bar with excellent (& strong) margaritas. This will definitely be part of our regular rotation of restaurants moving forward.

This is a great addition to the local taco scene. Like competitor Velvet Taco, Torchy's is a chain out of Texas that specializes in high-end taco assembly. Their menu offers a wide variety of semi-traditional and eclectic taco. We liked all three that we tried:Trailer Park Taco - fried chicken and a bunch of stuff on a flour tortilla. This wasn't my favorite, but my wife liked it a lot. It's pretty far from any Mexican origins!Green Gile Pork on a corn tortilla. The most traditional, this contained very succulent carnitas.Mr. Orange - This was my favorite. A delicious piece of grilled salmon with a somewhat spicy sauce and lots of cilantro.I really liked that all the tacos had completely different ingredients, which is very different from most assemblage places.I usually prefer sit down restaurants to quick serves, but it's worth noting that they do have margaritas, and you can come in, sit at the bar, and order food and drinks.Be sure to join their club and get a free half order of queso and chips-- it was large and delicious.

I have never been so pleased by a taco place. Usually I am underwhelmed when I go to taco joints expecting flavor and a homemade feel to them. Everything is made in house from the chips to the sauce to the tortillas. I went on a trip down flavor town as Guy Fieri calls it. If I had one near me it would be tempting not to eat here every day. They really do make some damn good tacos!From the get go I was thinking we could get a meal or entree with chips but the tacos are a la carte. They are filled and very decent size. I would easily have 2 and be full and maybe a couple of chips as well but my bf and I wanted to try a couple of them so we got a variety of tacos and split them together. We also ended up trying their green tomatillo salsa. It was not too spicy and one of the best green salsas I've had , it was so balanced and rich. The chips were a little salty though but the salsa helped it out. Now it's on to the tacos!Democrat- This one is your typical beef barbacoa , didn't have much flavor and was underwhelming honestly . It was missing something because it felt one note to me . Nothing too impressive about it. Baja Shrimp- Now you can't go wrong with a good shrimp taco. The shrimp was tender and almost melt in your mouth but had a great bite to it. The chipotle sauce was amazing without being overwhelmingly spicy . It was such a great portion of toppings to tortilla. The corn tortilla was buttery abut still retained its integrity as you ate so it didn't fall apart like most corn tortillas . My favorite part was the red onions and cotija cheese. It was so fresh and I could eat this at a beach I wish this traveled well because it was such a treat.Cougar-This one called to me since I love a good BBQ item. My only complaint is that it was missing a little bit of that BBQ sauce and would have loved some extra on there. This one features smoked beef brisket, corn relish, guajillo onion strings, BBQ sauce, chipotle sauce and cilantro on a flour tortilla. It was great overall but which it was a little smoky. Tokyo drifter- This one I believe was a weekly special taco . It resembled a banh mi. It was so reminiscent of it and I felt like it was a deconstructed banh mi. It is one of my favorite sandwiches so I was in love with this one. The meat was so soft and flavorful. One bite and your transported to Vietnam, it was just so balanced and hit all the right notes . You got sweet and tangy and the veggies had a crunch to them. I would come back solely for this if it was a regular item. Trailer park- this tasted like a fancy snack wrap from McDonald's to me, not a lot of flavor , on the lighter side and I wish it had another sauce because the poblano didn't really shine through. The fried chicken was soft though and had a nice seasoned breading to it.