Taco Stop - Ponca City

Wow. My whole life I loved Taco Stop. When I was a little girl, I was so jealous because I wanted to get my parents. I remember when I first was old enough to drive me to Taco Stop and get my own meal with my own money instead of just sharing one with my brother. My parents were right. I still can't stop alone. Clean, delicious, friendly. Everyone can ask a person in a restaurant.

Love the food here. As others have said, it is not authentic mexican, but a family version of Mexican food. The Quesadillas here (ground casadia) are not the normally expected style, but a round corstortilla with cheese and hot sauce. Very delicious. I grew up with this food where it started on the 14th when Taco Grande. Always stop when I return to Ponca City for visits. Combo Burritos are my favorite. And ask for the Extra Hot Sauce.

I tried Just the Taco Stop for the first time today, and I was impressed! The staff was very friendly, and the food, which I ordered with chili and cheese, was excellent. The portion size was more than generous, and the prices were quite reasonable. I'll definitely be returning and will recommend it to others!

Good place. Business travelers like a house of cooked food and that tastes like something I've done. Great price. Fast service, can't beat it.

Local Legend. This is one of those spots that everyone in town is familiar with, and if you’ve moved away, you’ll want to stop by every time you’re back. If you’re looking for authentic Mexican cuisine, you should head down the road. This is more like the American version that your mom might have cooked for you when you were a kid. After marrying a Ponca City girl, I was introduced to Taco Stop during our dating days. Now that we're married, it’s always a reliable choice when deciding what to have for dinner. I love the smothered burritos, while my wife enjoys the sanchos, which are just burritos with lettuce. (I can't handle hot lettuce.) The nachos consist of round yellow tortilla chips served with yellow cheese sauce that you’d expect at a concession stand. I know some might scoff at the cheese sauce, but sometimes you just crave a bit of nostalgia. My personal favorite is the taco burger (without the lettuce), and I highly recommend the smothered cheese and onion enchiladas. They also offer free drink refills. As I mentioned earlier, this is NOT authentic Mexican food, but if you’re looking for something good, inexpensive, and served in a clean environment, give Taco Stop a try—if only so you can tell your friends from Ponca that you went there.