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Fabio Carnasciali
Good food and reasonable prices. I’m hooked their bowls and can eat there everyday if I have to. The student staff is friendly. The seating area could be more inviting. They have stone table tops and metal chairs, kind of the industrial, Chipotle feel that I don’t care for, but it’s relatively clean. They always have awesome, upbeat Latin music playing.
… moreScott D
I am local to Durham and eat there fairly regularly the food is quick and decent. My one complaint with the company is it’s false advertising on its $5.00 burrito special. As their primary dish is burritos one would assume you are getting their regular burrito for $5.00. This is not the case you are in fact getting a smaller Burrito at that sales price and if you ask for it via a bowl expect to pay the full regular price. You would think a company owned by the Margarita restaurant chain would operate with a little more honesty and common sense. That being said my $6.95 burrito came out fast and was filling. However the bait and switch tactics will have me looking at other quick options next time for lunch.
… moreRyan Smith
Similar format as Chipotle, but without the dysentery and better options. These guys have really improved upon an already successful counter service concept. The new mini chicken chimis are ridiculously addictive.
… moreKat S
The food is decent, but they are extremely stingy with the toppings. They weren’t always that way, when they first opened, but certainly are now.
… moreMicah Warnock
So much better than Chipotle. Service is typically quick. Every now and they the seem to not keep up with their ingredients and you have to wait for them to make a new batch. But I guess things are fresh at that point.
… moreCasey Finch
This is a ‘fast-casual’ Mexican restaurant experiment similar to Chipolte and others. It’s put on Margaritas (local Mexican sit down chain). While they are not completely reinventing the wheel, they attempt to offer ‘street food’ style and do a pretty good job at putting some unique spin on their tacos, salads, and bowls.
… moreNick Lauer
Although my original review was positive for this place, I am finding that not everything on the menu tastes good. The veggie mix tastes like dirt. The meat also has less flavor than at chipotes. Tacomano needs to up its game.
… moreunknown unknown
I used to swear by Taco Mano over Chipotle because I think they have better quality ingredients, however, about a year after they opened, their portions got A LOT smaller, say, 1/3 the size, while still charging $8. I’m not sure why they would make such a decision to cheat students like that, but if they keep it up, they won’t last long. I won’t go back unless I hear their portions are back in check.
… morenick malcolm
I love the food here, I would give it 5/5 stars. However, the workers are some of the rudest I have ever seen. It’s either a hit or miss. Half the workers are very kind and polite. The other half are incredibly rude and stingy. The half that works here that are rude all act like they would rather die than be there. Would highly recommend eating here, however, whoever is in charge should highly consider hiring some new staff members.
… moreHotWheels Spaulding
It’s decent. Service varies widely from one distracted, confused, collegekid server to the next. But, where in durham NH aren’t you going to find that? The food, I like it. I’m a detail oriented personal, anal I guess. When something on the menu is discontinued, the first time it’s acceptable to me that they haven’t changed the menu to reflect the absent item. But when I return 8 months later and it’s yet listing papas fritas as an option on step two, and the girl says I I can have papas supremos, which is the same thing, but I can’t order papas fritas. I find that irreconcilably lazy. This joint could get a higher rating with a little more detail polishing.
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