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| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–9 PM |
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Taqueria La Herradura, 902 W Broadway St, Ardmore, OK 73401, US
Taqueria La Herradura in Marietta OK is a vibrant eatery known for its authentic Mexican cuisine. Guests can enjoy a variety of flavorful tacos burritos and …
Reviews
OK Traveler (OK Traveler)
After leaving a taco stand that only accepts cash, I ran into this one and I almost walked away after seeing the warning sign about paying with cash, but I was so hungry and tired, I simply did not want to go around town to find another place.
But let me ask the owners a question, why would you punish your own customers for not using cash? Do you realize how bad this is for marketing purposes? Try to imagine yourself reading this as a customer, would you not feel like you are being punished?
There are ways to incentivise or cart the bank transaction cost to the customer without making them feel punished, and without the need to have a warning sign. I would share that with you but I would hope you can have some common sense and figure it out yourselves.
Food: food was good. Not great but not bad either. I did enjoy my meal but it did not stand out as unique or exceptional.
Service: it was an average no issue at all, just a simple transaction.
Atmosphere: you guys could offer some benches or something to sit at and a hand washing station.
Overall, I wish I could have focused this review on what matters the most but rather I had to say something about your business and marketing model. It is such a turn off to see a taco stand display such a sign.
… moreBut let me ask the owners a question, why would you punish your own customers for not using cash? Do you realize how bad this is for marketing purposes? Try to imagine yourself reading this as a customer, would you not feel like you are being punished?
There are ways to incentivise or cart the bank transaction cost to the customer without making them feel punished, and without the need to have a warning sign. I would share that with you but I would hope you can have some common sense and figure it out yourselves.
Food: food was good. Not great but not bad either. I did enjoy my meal but it did not stand out as unique or exceptional.
Service: it was an average no issue at all, just a simple transaction.
Atmosphere: you guys could offer some benches or something to sit at and a hand washing station.
Overall, I wish I could have focused this review on what matters the most but rather I had to say something about your business and marketing model. It is such a turn off to see a taco stand display such a sign.
Daniel
Stopped by Taqueria La Herradura today (07 Jan 2026) and it absolutely hit the spot.
Ordered tacos, a torta, and elote—and even after finishing the tacos and elote, I’m stuffed. Saving the torta for later because it’s huge.
The tacos were Pastor, Lengua, and Birria—all solid street-style tacos on double corn tortillas. The Pastor and Lengua were my favorites: well seasoned, tender, and packed with flavor. At $2.25 each, the value is excellent.
The torta is loaded with lengua and massive. The bread looks bakery-made or freshly baked, not store-bought, which really sets it apart.
The surprise star was the elote. For $4.50, you get enough to share with 2–3 people. Perfect balance of corn, cotija, mayo, and roja salsa—so good I’ll be ordering two next time.
Sauces deserve a shout-out too:
Verde has a legit kick of heat without being uncomfortable
Roja has a subtle smoky note that’s perfect if you like mild spice with depth
Cash only, so grab some dinero—but you won’t need much to get full. Order it to go (don’t skip the elote) and enjoy. I’ll definitely be back.
Quick Rebuttal to the Complaints
Cash-only taco trucks are extremely common, especially in real food-truck cities. Cash keeps prices lower, service faster, and avoids passing card fees onto customers. As for seating and wash stations—this is a taco truck, not a sit-down restaurant. Order to go, enjoy a park, or head home. Simple as that.
Great food and great value—focus on what actually matters.
… moreOrdered tacos, a torta, and elote—and even after finishing the tacos and elote, I’m stuffed. Saving the torta for later because it’s huge.
The tacos were Pastor, Lengua, and Birria—all solid street-style tacos on double corn tortillas. The Pastor and Lengua were my favorites: well seasoned, tender, and packed with flavor. At $2.25 each, the value is excellent.
The torta is loaded with lengua and massive. The bread looks bakery-made or freshly baked, not store-bought, which really sets it apart.
The surprise star was the elote. For $4.50, you get enough to share with 2–3 people. Perfect balance of corn, cotija, mayo, and roja salsa—so good I’ll be ordering two next time.
Sauces deserve a shout-out too:
Verde has a legit kick of heat without being uncomfortable
Roja has a subtle smoky note that’s perfect if you like mild spice with depth
Cash only, so grab some dinero—but you won’t need much to get full. Order it to go (don’t skip the elote) and enjoy. I’ll definitely be back.
Quick Rebuttal to the Complaints
Cash-only taco trucks are extremely common, especially in real food-truck cities. Cash keeps prices lower, service faster, and avoids passing card fees onto customers. As for seating and wash stations—this is a taco truck, not a sit-down restaurant. Order to go, enjoy a park, or head home. Simple as that.
Great food and great value—focus on what actually matters.
Julie Baker
It’s a food truck. You gonna find the best Mexican food. The rice is very good, real Mexican rice. Of course I got the quesabirria and it was delicious. Not from the area but I frequent Ardmore often and will definitely be back!!!
… moreTim Weaver
Most authentic Mexican food in Oklahoma!!!! Have tried 3 different dishes so far and NO complaints. My favorite thing when I am anywhere around Ardmore!
… moreJana Walker
ABSOLUTELY HANDS DOWN BEST MEXICAN FOOD IN ARDMORE GO ASK FOR JUAN TELL THEM THE WALKERS SENT YOU OFF GOOGLE ♡
… moreanna b.
hands down best taco truck in ardmore, me & my partner always get the birria tacos & they never disappoint!
… moreCat Man
Taste good but they tried to trick me and short me on my change , if I didn’t count it I would of lost 10.00 dollars
… moreBram Benderoff
Well if that wasn’t the best tacos and birria I’ve ever had
… moreJT
Hands down THE best truck in town. Every meat is seasoned/marinated perfectly. They don’t skimp on portion size and everything is reasonably priced.
In and out in 5-10 minutes during peak lunch hours. 5 stars.
… moreIn and out in 5-10 minutes during peak lunch hours. 5 stars.
Erin
Not only the best food truck, but the best Mexican food in town! Don’t bother with anything else just go here and you won’t leave disappointed!! Consistent 10/10 experience every time.
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