Small locally owned and operated Tex Mex style burrito joint/taco shop. We are continually improving as this is mine and my finances first restaurant. We have recently added a hole in the wall style bar (The Hole In The Wall) directly attached to us. We hope to keep growing and improving as we help to build downtown and Anderson in general. Are goal with both restaurant and bar were to create a good vibe and and atmosphere and of course good trendy style food and drinks. We are not perfect and don’t claim to be but if it is in our control we will try our best to gain you as a new and returning customer. Hope to see you soon.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–8 PM |
| Thursday | 4–8 PM |
| Friday | 4–8 PM |
| Saturday | 4–8 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1023 Meridian St, Anderson, IN 46016
Phone: (765) 393-0458
Website: https://cyrusramsey.com/places/byob/
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Reviews
And side note you cannot and will not ever be able to make everyone happy.
Full Stop. Build Your Own Burrito? I think this was the easier lunch decision we’ve ever made. “Waze, navigate me to BYOB”.
Less than a ten minute drive later and there we were.
First thing’s first: You can’t miss this place. It’s painted bright teal and definitely stands out from its surroundings.
BYOB isn’t a fancy, sit-down, full-service affair. It’s a place with probably a dozen tables set about the area. What is 100% unique about BYOB is the ordering method. There’s no menu board. There’s no tri-fold menu on the table. At BYOB there are holders with 3 different colored pieces of paper. Each one of those has the menu for that particular food item (Tacos, Burritos, or Bowls). There are also golf pencils. You fill out your order on your yellow, pink, or green order slip and present it at the register. I think this is SERIOUSLY cool.
We asked the gentleman at the counter what he would recommend (our first visit and all) and he said they’re known for their Wet Tacos. Just about anything with the word “taco” is an easy sell for me, so my wife and I got that. No need to peruse the menu slips for this. If the person behind the counter says “It’s what we’re known for”, that’s enough for us.
Maybe ten minutes later our Wet Tacos arrived…and Holy. Hell. They were awesome. They were amazing. They were incredible. They were unbelievable. (I’m running out of adjectives). They were magnificent. (ok, I’ll stop there).
But seriously. There’s a lot of magic going on there. I’ve eaten a lot of tacos in my time and these just raised the bar…..HIGH.
The staff we encountered (all both of them) were awesome and you could tell they enjoyed working at BYOB. They were also quick to clear tables after visitors left, making sure the place was kept clean.
I’m pretty bummed that this place is so far away from home and that we can’t visit on a whim (it’s about 2½ from Louisville) so we’ll have to settle with infrequent stops when traveling up I-69. Regardless, BYOB is a place I would, 100%, visit with amazing frequency if I was able.
OH…and the restroom doors are cutely decorated.