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Founded in 1976, this fast-food chain specializes in Mexican staples such as burritos & enchiladas.
Hours
| Friday | 8:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 8:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 8:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 8:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 8:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 812 N Ventura Rd, Oxnard, CA 93030
Phone: (805) 988-4998
Website: https://www.tacoinnlincoln.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Juan Ramirez
Wow, so amazed that the quality of food I never thought I could find such good Mexican food in the city of Oxnard. Too bad I live far away otherwise I’d be there every single day. Yeah I give them a five star if I can give them more. I would as a small spa hole in the wall, but it’s man it’s amazing. The food is so hot warm homemade homie food. It was perfect thank you guys so much Was on point.
… moreKarl “PapaBear” Flores
We were on the taco trail taco tuesday quest and thus place became our favorite. We had 5 of the various types of meat and every one was delicious. We decided to go back the next day for morning breakfast burritos. Chorizo, machaca and al pastor. Yummy . Highly recommend.
… moreEmmanuel Cervantes
Taco Inn is more than just a “hole in the wall” on the North Side of Oxnard–it’s a landmark of memory, flavor, and community. When I’m in need of comfort, when nostalgia hits just right, or when the weather turns cold and gray, this is where I go.
In the heart of winter, or on a cloudy evening when the sky sits low and heavy, nothing warms the soul like a bowl of Albondigas. Slowly simmered meatball soup–potatoes, carrots, chayote, rice, onion, and cilantro–each spoonful seasoned not just with spices, but with generations of tradition. It’s the kind of dish that pulls you backward through time.
The scent alone transports me–like a VHS tape sliding into a VCR, grainy footage of my childhood flashing through my mind as the steam rises from the bowl. It’s a home movie for the senses. A rewind button for the soul.
Taco Inn isn’t flashy. It’s not dressed up for a first date or curated for an influencer feed. This is where you go with someone who knows your nickname, someone who understands the memories baked into the food. You don’t take just anyone here–you bring people who want to know where you come from. People who want to taste what raised you.
Or maybe… you come alone.
To ground yourself.
To remember.
To pass something on.
Because places like this don’t just serve food. They preserve it–preserve tradition, culture, and the value of doing things the slow way. The right way. The way your grandparents did it.
And when you think about it, that’s really all it takes:
Fresh ingredients. A hot stove. And love.
Taco Inn is a reminder of what matters. Of who you are. And of what it means to be home. At least that’s what their Albondiga Soup does for my senses.
… moreIn the heart of winter, or on a cloudy evening when the sky sits low and heavy, nothing warms the soul like a bowl of Albondigas. Slowly simmered meatball soup–potatoes, carrots, chayote, rice, onion, and cilantro–each spoonful seasoned not just with spices, but with generations of tradition. It’s the kind of dish that pulls you backward through time.
The scent alone transports me–like a VHS tape sliding into a VCR, grainy footage of my childhood flashing through my mind as the steam rises from the bowl. It’s a home movie for the senses. A rewind button for the soul.
Taco Inn isn’t flashy. It’s not dressed up for a first date or curated for an influencer feed. This is where you go with someone who knows your nickname, someone who understands the memories baked into the food. You don’t take just anyone here–you bring people who want to know where you come from. People who want to taste what raised you.
Or maybe… you come alone.
To ground yourself.
To remember.
To pass something on.
Because places like this don’t just serve food. They preserve it–preserve tradition, culture, and the value of doing things the slow way. The right way. The way your grandparents did it.
And when you think about it, that’s really all it takes:
Fresh ingredients. A hot stove. And love.
Taco Inn is a reminder of what matters. Of who you are. And of what it means to be home. At least that’s what their Albondiga Soup does for my senses.
John Grove
The food here is reasonably priced and the ladies do a good job. It’s a small place so not a lot of seating but also good for take out.
… moreMara Rae
super fresh, traditional and home cooked. Their beans and rice are very tasty. so far my favorite thing ive had is the carnitas!!! I order a taco plate and get an assortment: chile verde, chicken, carnitas and pastor. they were all yummy but carnitas was off the hook!!!
… moreAbraham Morales
I have stopped by this restaurant a few times already and every time I dine it’s really good. From the service to the food it was delicious and wonderful.
… moreKarena Garcia
I’ve ordered the shrimp and fish tacos from here both times I’ve gone. They’re so good! I would recommend going to the panderia next door for dessert.
… moreYasmine M.
Asada has flavor. Chili Verde of the hook. Staff is so sweet.
… moreEL Pepito
Menudo was great!
Tacos were also on point on Tuesday!
… moreTacos were also on point on Tuesday!
Roxanne Russell
You cannot beat their taco Tuesday 99 cents all day long, and they are simply delicious
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