Description: This is our favorite place to have lunch in Nashville.
We always go for lunch, and the food is outstanding.
You enter the restaurant, you stand in line, and there is a form to fill out that you hand the cashier. There is a chalkboard that has the menu written on it also, which I like that there is large and small print to see it. I love the chicken fajitas, (which is $1.59, plus 25 cents each for lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese.) We also both got chips and queso, which we all liked.
The cashier was clearly not happy about how busy the restaurant was that day. It was July 5th, so there were a lot of holiday travelers in the area. My friend and myself were debating on seeing if there was a margarita pitcher special. When I asked, she looked at me and told me that the margarita machine was broken. (My sarcastic side was thinking that maybe they could put that on the chalkboard, but I didn't say anything.) My friend, upon hearing that, scratched out her margarita mark on her order form, and added a diet coke. When she got to the cashier, the cashier told her that the margarita machine was out of order in a manner that hinted "did you not just hear me tell the last girl it was broken?"
After ordering is the best part. The cooks are AMAZING at the San Antonio Taco Co. You have probably not ever seen food prepared so fast. We have also always found it to be a little ironic that it is a Mexican restaurant, but there aren't any workers of Mexican descent.
The decor at the San Antoio Taco Co. is great. There is a mural across the 2 of the walls, one of which is a store front that has a porch, which seems to attract children to the area. The tables are spread throughout the restaurant, and very easily rearranged to accommodate larger parties.
I would reccommend the San Antonio Taco Co to everybody. They easily accommodate both small and large groups, and also accommodate families with children, without being too child oriented.
Even if the line is long, it's well worth the wait.
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