Taco Cabana,

4903 West Bellfort Avenue, Houston, TX 77035

"This is a pretty terrible location of a pretty terrible chain. Taco Cabana was good about 20 years ago, but it is outrageously expensive now and everything I’ve had in the last few years has been a VERY SMALL PORTION of VERY MEDIOCRE FOOD for a VERY HIGH PRICE. Beef fajita nachos are just under $9 with tax and the order is about half the size it was 20 years ago and has less than 2 ounces of minuscule chopped beef(?). I have given them 3 chances in the last year and EVERY PURCHASE WAS AN EXPENSIVE MAJOR DISAPPOINTMENT. I think I have to give up Taco Cabana as a rip-off and I don’t understand the quality decline as CONSISTENCY is the most important factor for any chain and especially a fast food chain. Very sad what it has become."

"My husband and I got a beef fajita bowl. The shell was dried and tasted like it was a month old. The food inside of the beef fajita bowl was awful. I will never eat there again. Ugh"

"Drive thru server was super nice and had an amazing attitude. With all those golds in his mouth. To be so early in the morning he truly made the rest of my day"

"Knocked it out of the park! Personal steak fajita dinner. Awesome service! I asked for 2 rice, got one rice one beans. But they noticed the mistake and they tossed in a rice and let me keep the beans. Everything fresh and hot, everyone super nice."

"I normally don't go as low as 1* review, but this location currently doesn't have my business. Twice in December I ordered the Fiesta enchiladas with ground beef, and both times the meat was excluded from my plate. Both times I called the guest services hotline to report that I frequently have minor issues with this location, and neither time did they follow up with me. On my second incident in December, I requested double rice instead of beans, and on my tray I could see where the beans were initially placed and scooped out. Not to mention that the employees aren't friendly/patient half the time, but I could at least look past that if my orders were always on point."