
Our founder Rusty Fenton’s dream was to bring the authentic taco stand experience to local communities and to become the neighborhood taco stand. The dream became reality when the first Rusty Taco opened in a converted gas station on Greenville Avenue in Dallas, TX in 2010. But Rusty Taco is more than just a place for street tacos. Rusty also believed in serving the community and creating a place where people from all walks of life can come together and feel welcome. We are passionate about what we do and keep our menu fresh and simple. Deliciously uncomplicated tacos crafted by hand with recipes created by our founder, who famously said: “Tacos are the Most Important Meal of the Day®”!
Homegrown mini-chain serving a variety of tacos, breakfast fare, beer & margaritas in festive digs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3206 Winthrop Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76116
Phone: (817) 349-0850
Website: https://www.rustytaco.com/
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The only issue I have with the space is thst it is very loud. You can here all the conversations going at other tables, whether you want it or not.
There’s a tv at the far end that was playing a football game.
Rusty Taco shop is similar to many of the gourmet, single order taco venues that have really become popular in recent years, however there is a few distinctions about them that make this place worth the visit. For starters, the food is fantastic. Every taco has a distinct, robust flavor and some even have minor variations that change the taste entirely. Second, the service is usually lightening fast. Often, before I can get my drink filled, my food is waiting for me at the table. Finally, they are reasonable. Where some taco shops start at better than $5 or $6 a taco, Rusty’s begins their offerings at around $3 and they compare just fine to the more expensive versions.
Also, at the shop on Camp Bowie, located just across from the old Ridglea Theater, the service there is top notch, always friendly and always prompt. When you find yourself on the west side of Fort Worth and you have a hankering for some specialty tacos, a stop by Rusty Taco is well recommended.
It’s no nonsense. It’s is . . . what it is. It doesn’t know the questions to ask.
You bite them. You chew them up. Then, you swallow them and what next is, you chase them with a cold beer on tap or a cheap margarita.
That’s all I got, man.
Btw, Rusty Tacos are located throughout North Texas.