Vinyl Taco

My wife and I love this restaurant. It's a great place to go whether you're looking for a pregame snack, a full meal, drinks with friends or coworkers, or anything in between. Their tacos are delicious - we usually get a fish taco and a chicken tinga taco, and then add on whatever sounds good from there. Their house margaritas can be purchased in sharable pitcher size, making them cost effective on a limited budget. They have a pretty good supply of tequilas too, as well as in-house designed cocktails if that's more up your alley.

We also like their chips and queso, which is unlimited chips with a bowl of queso and is delicious. It's particularly great for happy hour or for a business meeting.

The restaurant is small, so it can fill up quickly during peak hours, but is absolutely worth the wait. The staff are pretty attentive and service is good.

Absolutely would recommend you go at least once.

Here on a Saturday night from the southwest and The hospitality is terrible

Rude rude rude

If you see Katelynn and are hoping for good service, best lower your expectations. She is as indifferent as they come.

Great tacos. Indifferent service.

Quality of food is lacking. Service can be slow. Usually not very busy. Nice location.

Great food, '60s and '70s R&R vinyl playing, and they even take requests (played The Doors Greatest Hits album for my wife).

Katelynn did a great job with service and gave us some local recommendations of things to see and do while passing through from Ohio. Enchiladas, beef burrito (with queso sauce), guacamole and an IPA

Amazing food! As well as amazing service from our bartender Patrick! Drinks were cold and delicious and the food was great! Our favorite taco shop in town

My sister had been talking about taking me here for a while. She said it's 21+ only, but no one checked our IDs. Maybe it's just 21+ after a certain time in the evening or maybe their policy changed.

The vibe is so cool! It's a bit dark for my preference because there's so much music memorabilia on the walls that I would've loved to look at better. There's also a vintage coca-cola couch and table set up. If I lived in the area, I could see this being a hangout or going out spot for my friend group.

That being said, the food is also good! We got various tacos (the pork belly one and the spicy chicken one were my favs), street corn nachos, and margs. This is obviously not Mexican or even Tex-Mex food. It's very much a hipster fusion taco place.

The margaritas were good, especially if you opt for a higher tier one. It's neat that they offer an extra small glass to accommodate people who want to drink less.

Service was what you'd expect from a casual, mostly bar style eatery. It wasn't amazing but good enough. It fit the vibe. It also allowed us to chat with fewer interruptions.

Tip: I forgot to ask for corn tortillas so all of my tacos were served on flour tortillas. My sister mentioned that you can ask for corn instead, but I didn't know until I ordered already lol.

I enjoyed my crispy chicken, mango taco. It had crunch and a sweetness, savory flavor. The Barbacoa taco was also delicious. However, the only thing I can say is that I wish the meat was not cold and I preferred corn tortillas. Other than that it's a great atmosphere.

What a fun place! The decor is eclectic. There are high top tables and booths around a central bar. I sat at the bar and service was fantastic! The food was really good! Chips and guac were very tasty. The fish taco was awesome! They make their own tortillas daily. The fish was perfectly cooked and it was a nice little spice to my taco. Highly recommend!

Nice little taco place. I'm from AZ so it was a different concept of trying "street" tacos somewhere that I wouldn't guess good tacos could be.

I liked mine, along with the modelo I had with it.


Def try it if you like street tacos and margaritas!