Taco Alley - Idabel

The restaurant is clean and the staff is friendly, which adds to the overall positive experience. The quality is always consistent. They serve the best sweet tea, and I highly recommend their loaded nachos and enchiladas!

I wasn't a fan; during my first visit, the food was warm but poorly prepared.

Taco Alley is a well-established local restaurant that has been delighting customers for years. Their signature sweet tea is a must-try (trust me on this one), and the food is consistently delicious and of high quality. The customer service is exceptional, and the prices are very reasonable, making it a place that checks all the boxes. I highly recommend stopping by for your Tex-Mex cravings; this restaurant will go above and beyond to resolve any issues with your order if they arise. As the saying goes, no risk means no reward, but with Taco Alley, there’s no risk at all—only rewards. You can take my word for it; if a mistake happens (which is rare), it will get sorted out quickly. #TacosForYourTummy

This was the most disappointing $15 I?ve ever spent on $9 worth of Taco Bell quality food. How can a place this close to Mexico serve such bad Mexican food? The chips tasted like they were poured out of a bag yesterday; the ?queso? is ballpark nacho ?cheese? sauce; the ?salsa? is from a packet and not even as good as Taco Bell?s packets. Nothing tasted like it was freshly made with two exceptions the pulled pork and the chicken in the tacos were flavorful, and worthy of a second star. Everything else can be done at least as well at home with store bought ingredients.

I frequent Taco Alley for lunch. The food is usually good, but the drive through like will have a long wait. Sometimes, the cinnamon crisps are more crisp less cinnamon. More like plain chips than a treat. For me, that has been the case almost half the time. The taco basket meal is good and I enjoy the super burritos. The sweet tea is great and the ice is crushed not cubes.