Taco Bueno 6001 West Reno Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73127

"Only person in line and waited 10 mins before someone acknowledged me and then one girl doing pretty much everything while the others stood around . All together took me 24 minutes to get a burrito and a taco on my lunch break. I was late getting back to work. Food was excellent however do no go here if you are on a time frame because they do not get in no hurry."

"The staff was overworked with barely any supplies available but they were so nice and helpful. There was a short ginger girl in a dye shirt who stopped making food to take my order. I ordered a taco salad, no meat, add beans and rice. As she was making it she asked if I was vegetarian, which I am. She told me there is a chili sauce with meat on the taco salad and asked if she should leave it off. I really appreciated that seeing how crazy it was for lunch. She took the time to double check and made sure I had what I wanted which felt important to me. I just appreciated it a lot."

"Whoever worked the drive thru on 2-10-24 between 2-3pm, your customer service skills are lacking. I don't like to order food from people or places were with that type of attitude, who know how thy woul of made my order. If you don't like your job, maybe you should fund a different one."

"I worked here for about two week. I would not work there to save the life of me. Brandy the so called gm will not train you then expects you to know how they do stuff and then the restranant has had no hot water. They should be shut down till there stuff is fix. Still would not eat there again"

"This place used to be fantastic. Now it's a freaking joke!!! I clocked onto lunch at 12, drove the 10 min here waited in line, waited some more, waited some more. Ordered, waited even longer. Paid, waited even longer. I left the parking lot at 1:35, never going back. Not to mention they screwed up my order but let's not talk about that. Didn't get what I paid for. The burritos were beyond pathetic, barely enough to fill half a shot glass. And the beans were like water, thinner than the salsa."