Tacos House

Oh, the French taco at Tacos House! Let me wax poetic about this gastronomic marvel that so elegantly graced my palate. Upon entering the refined yet whimsically adorned domain of Tacos House, I was ensnared by an ambiance that married both grandeur and charm. It was clear that I was in for an unparalleled culinary experience. The French Taco, a dish that gleams like a crown jewel in a royal banquet, awaits those with a refined taste and a hearty appetite for humor. The tortilla, a golden embrace of perfection, cradles the fillings like a silk pillow at a five-star hotel, offering crispness that would make a top-tier fashion designer weep with joy. And the fillings! Oh, dear reader, these were not mere components of a meal; they were a veritable parade of flavors, prancing like proud peacocks upon my eager tongue. The meat, cooked to such a sublime tenderness, seemed to have been serenaded nightly by a renowned opera singer. Paired with an ensemble of cheeses that would make even the most snobbish of cheese enthusiasts swoon, it was a culinary carnival in every bite. Each morsel was an overture, a grand symphony of taste. Like an epic romance novel penned by the most overzealous of authors, every bite brought drama, flair, passion, and a touch of mystery. Now, let us not overlook the salsas! Presented with a flourish that would make a stage magician green with envy, the salsas danced upon the taco like an expertly choreographed ballet. Each sauce, a virtuoso performance unto itself, added depth and dazzle to the dish. In conclusion, the French Taco at Tacos House is not simply a meal; it's an experience, a culinary concert that makes taste buds stand in a thunderous ovation. This taco isn't just food; it's a love letter, a sonnet, a standing ovation in your mouth. One might say it is the very epitome of dining excellence, wrapped in a tortilla and served with a side of grandiloquent grandiosity. Bravo, Tacos House, bravo!

Weird experience. Two women inside. The price is not the one in the menu. Salad, tomatoes, a full extra euro on top of the already rather high price. Loud unpleasant music on a large screen. The couch is as soft as a metal bench, but less comfortable. The toilet is clean, but there is no soap in the dispenser. The water in the faucet is very strong and in short bursts. Hence the toulet floor is unleasantly wet. The worst part when the woman has put the food tray on my glasses. The food itslef it is okay. The sauces are the regular cheap supermarket stuff. The portions are okay, clearly not large. And it feels so cheap to have only a single paper napkin for the whole tray, with each tray. I am sure the owner will not get poor if the employees put two of those small napkins on the tray, or puts some soap in the soap dispenser. A single slice of onion for an extra 0,90€!?!

Very tasty food but very strange and dishonest attitude towards "foreigners"!! The first chicken tacos I ordered had only chicken and french fries for filling , no veggies at all so I ordered for a vegetarian tacos. The cashier lady bullied my friend and made her pay 10€55 cents for the veggie sandwich/tacos while it should have cost 5€ , the price of a normal veg tacos. My friend paid up without resisting so I had to intervene, they grudgingly reimbursed 5€ and kept 5€55 cents for the veg tacos... these people need to understand that dishonesty never pays in the long run!!