
Address and Contact Information
Address: 112 Halter Dr, Piedmont, SC 29673
Phone: (864) 203-3842
Website: https://www.patrontacosnbeer.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Patron Tacos N Beer – Piedmont, SC
El Patron Tacos & Beer – Online Ordering
Patron Tacos Beer: A Culinary Fiesta of Flavor in Piedmont, SC
Reviews
We went early (around 6pm), and there were plenty of open tables.
They provided complimentary chips and bean dip. The chips were crisp and salty, but they only gave us half of a small cup of bean dip (see pic).
Birria Tacos were perfect!
2 Cheese Steak Burrito was flavorful and amazing. I would absolutely order it again.
Service was lacking, especially considering there were so few patrons at the time. Our server would disappear for long spurts. Then I had to go find another server so we could get our bill.
The Details: First time ever being here and my first impression was a clean, nice, well laid out restaurant. However, this was followed by the following red flags: No cars in the parking lot, employees hanging out at the front of the restaurant, only one other table with guests, and no seasonings like salt, pepper, hot sauce, or anything on any of the tables.
We sat down at 2:25P not knowing lunch ends at 2:30P. Lunch menus were given and I asked if we could get the dinner menus, but she said they were only serving lunch. I waited 5 minutes and then asked, “Can I get the dinner menu now?” She then gave it to me. Neither the in-house lunch menu nor dinner menus have prices.
They brought complimentary chips and about an ounce of flavorless pureed bean dip. And of course, with no condiments on the table, I couldn’t doctor it up. No salsa was offered complimentary nor for order under “Chips”: Only queso, queso and beans, or queso and guac, so we ordered a large queso costing us $10! No plates meant we just had to dip and rush it to our mouths before it dripped.
I asked for 3 hard shell steak tacos and a side of rice and beans. Simple for a Mexican restaurant, right? The waitress asked if I wanted those street style or regular American style. I said the regular where I again reiterated hard shell tacos. (You already know what I received.) I also asked for lettuce, tomato, sour cream, and cheese. She said, “You want a salad?” I said, “No, I want to put them on the tacos.” She started walking away, but then turned around with obvious confusion and said, “You want us to do that?” I said, “Yeah, sure.” Then she hesitated and thought about it, so I said, “You know what, just put it on the side and I’ll build it myself.” She said okay and went to put the order in. Then she came back a minute later and said, “You want lettuce, tomato, and sour cream, right?” I said, “Yes, and the cheese.” She said, “Oh yeah.” I told my dinner guests, “There’s no way that order is coming back correctly.”
What I received were 3 ‘soft’ tacos, with a side of rice and beans. She said the toppings were coming up. I again asked for 3 hardshell tacos and the rest came a minute later with sufficient lettuce and sour cream, but a thimble of tomatoes. I said, “And the cheese?” She said, “Oh yeah.” and later returned with a thimble of cheese.
The food was fresh and delicious. I have no qualms about the taste, quality, or temperature of the food. It was very good.
Empty drinks sometimes took 5 minutes to be noticed. Remember, we were the only other seat in the entire restaurant.
My meal came with 3/4s of a lime, however, literally, Not-A-Single-Drop came out of that lime. (See my pictures.)
What did I get to watch on the TV while sitting at my table? The Roku screen saver. (See my pictures.)
Then came time for the bill. I was curious what I was about to pay for this mystery pricing venue. For 3 people, it came to just under $60 dollars. Not horrible for similar type restaurants, but what struck me as as odd was a mysterious “Surcharge” of $1.61. When I asked the waitress what that meant, she pointed out at the bottom that this was a 2.6% charge added to any bill not using cash for payment. How did they know I wasn’t going to pay cash? Had I paid cash, would they have deducted it? (See my pictures.)
After doing the math myself at the table with a calculator, the bill should’ve been $58.76. Our bill was $58.88. They were charging 12¢ more. What kind of VooDoo economics / math are they playing with? I still don’t understand it. Look at the bill and see if you can figure it out.
Bottom Line Recommendation: Do Not
Visiting from out of state and found this wonderful restaurant.
Food was great, atmosphere great and the service was as well.
We each got three tacos. Carnitas, barbacoa, chorizo, pollo asado, carna asado.
All were beyond anything we have had before! And the refried beans were over the top, not sure what it was but they were not bland at all.
I wish we had one near my home in Birmingham!
This also has many tv screens and is a sports bar. Great margaritas too!
Can’t say enough about this rare find for us!
I would come back again and try other dishes.