Torchy's Tacos

Man it was a good night with a welcomed taste of Houston. Visited Torchy's to celebrate a small but significant win for my partner and it did not disappoint. It was my absolute favorite taco spot in Houston when I lived there and when I saw that was going to open soon I knew I had to check it out. What I did know is that the amazing service that I used to receive at Torchy's in Houston would be elevated here in ATL. Kae greeted us with a smile and answered all of my guys' questions (he always has a lot of questions at new food spots). Next, Nashali sprinkled some magic on the quick delivery of our food. The trailer park was delicious and the salmon Baja was super flavorful and filling. The queso is always a hit and my guy loved it too. He had the burrito and a trailer park. Daniel came by and checked on us and that topped of our visit. Food evolves, but Amazing customer service will always leave a lasting impression. Torchy's ATL left one on me.

We were so excited that Torchy's opened in Atlanta after enjoying it so many times over the years in Houston. If one is to dine in when they mess up one's order, it can be rectified on the spot. However, when the staff messes up the UberEat's order, the only recourse is to call and have the staff say (after much denials that they forgot to put half of the order in the bag and then to hear their surprise when they enviably find it sitting on the counter right next to them) you have to go pick it up if you want it or file for a refund. Staff here is poorly trained. Torchy's, please don't become the Popeye's of messed up orders.

I've had 2 disappointing service experiences at Torchy's since they opened their first Georgia location. The service is slow! Their regional manager was there on our first visit, and you could tell the bartender and servers looking after us were trying to hide their mistake from the RM. The kitchen must have lost our ticket because it was 34 minutes before they brought out three tacos and a salad! People who came in after us had gotten their food before ours was ready.They also served us the wrong drink size. Luckily, one staff member who was cutting limes at the bar in front of us chatted with us and kept trying to check in on the kitchen while they sorted our food.On our second visit, my husband's order was wrong, but we took the food to go, thinking it would be prepared faster, and it wasn't. We definitely won't be returning, even to redeem the $5 off they gave us for their first mistake. What a shame because we loved Torchy's in Austin.

I recently visited Torchy's Tacos, and unfortunately, it didn't leave me impressed. On my first visit, my order was mixed up, and instead of just fixing it, the blame was put on the "new guy" in the kitchen, which felt unnecessary. My mom convinced me to give it another chance, so we went back the following day and decided to dine in.The food was okay, but again there was an issue with our order. This time, my mom was offered an alternative, a bowl, but we were far from impressed. Honestly, we could've gone to Chipotle and gotten a better bowl that would've been worth it. I will say, the tacos were good, but overall, the experience wasn't memorable.I definitely won't be trading Velvet Taco for Torchy's anytime soon. The service was just okay, and even the churros were disappointing--doughy and not worth it at all. Give it a try yourself and let me know what you think, but for me, it's not my go-to spot.

Torchys Taco opens in ATLANTA This place orginiated in Texas but I'm so glad they opened one here in atl. I got invited to the soft grand opening and I was very pleased with all the food and drinks we tried. Drinks were delicious & strong too soo...10/10. The Official Grand Opening is Friday 8/23/24 My favorite items Margaritas Democrat Taco Queso Dip Go check them out and tell them I sent you

Because they are new to the area they weee extremely crowded but it was to be expected. We waited in line for about 20 min but it was definitely worth the wait. I had the tipsy chicken taco and the republican taco! The republican was very good. Didn't care for the tipsy chicken taco but the queso made up for it. The queso is to die for!!! It's really good! Definitely will be back when it dies down some. Parking is available for free for up to two hours just be sure to take your ticket with you as they will validate upon placing your order. Overall, I'd say:Food: 8/10Service: 8/10Ambiance: 8/10Also they have seating inside and out. If you visit soon take your patience with you!

I had Torchy's in Denver via Uber Eats and was not impressed, but I knew I had to give them another chance because I had heard good things about them. I got the chance to stop by for the soft opening in Atlanta and was very impressed! The staff were very nice and helpful. I ordered one of the breakfast tacos and the Mr. Orange. The food was delish! Oh and it's definitely a plus that they serve alcohol.

I went to the soft opening yesterday! There's parking in the garage as well as street parking that's like $2 for 2 hours. I know how Atlanta is so I parked a little farther down on the street. We were pleasantly greeted once we arrived. We were instructed with what was on the menu. First of all, the inside is huge. It can easily fit 50-75 people. And also has an outside patio area. The food was delicious! I ordered the Tipsy Chick and the Crossroads along with the Mexican rice. I took of the jalapeños and chiles. The tipsy Chick came with the bacon glaze on the side. The glaze was simply top notch!!! It made my taco mouth watering. The Mexican rice was okay. Nothing really special about it but good as well. My daughter had the Republican and the corn. She loved her tacos but the corn was not too tasty! I tried the corn and it wasn't good. But luckily, we were there for the TACOS and not the sides lol. I also had a drink called Keep It 100 which was delightful! I will definitely be returning. The Tipsy Chick & Crossroads are worth a return visit!

Everything was 10/10. The food, the staff, and the restaurant. This was my first visit and everyone was very helpful with menu selections and checking in once we received our food. The managers were on the floor constantly checking on guests. I'll be back.

Came for the soft opening. They validated parking which was amazing. Everyone was very friendly. Was definitely surprised to see the prices be what they were when I saw the receipt even though the food was free for the soft opening.The Democrat taco was very salty beef, so much I didn't finish it. It reminded me of how salty Chipotle beef is. For the price it felt much smaller in value than the brisket taco at Velvet Taco which is a similar price point but stuffed fuller and more interesting in ingredients. The trailer park was okay, it was basically just a chicken tender with some simple ingredients, felt like something I could make at home or get a snack wrap from McDonalds for cheaper. The queso was good but also over two dollars more expensive than Velvet Taco. Tastes like a rotel dip if you like that instead of a white queso.Overall I may return but it's not as affordable as I was hoping it would be. They also said they don't have any white meat chicken options outside the chicken tender which would have me there more often if they did. For the same price or even slightly cheaper I could just stick with Velvet Taco down the street based on what I ordered.