Texacano Tex-Mex BBQ

L J 

on Google

a year ago

Unsure if anyone actually from Texas is involved in this venture at all. I get the sense that somebody visited Austin or San Antonio (or even Dallas) and tried to replicate its unsurpassed cuisine with poor execution. Prices are atrociously expensive—$6 for a taco and the BBQ plate is over $30. They need to commit to either serving smaller street tacos or tacos on a slightly larger tortilla like Torchy’s. And chili is not an appetizer? Especially when it’s chicken? Margaritas and corn bread are sweet when they shouldn’t be (... read more

Gabi Grey 

on Google

a year ago

The food was great (although definitely overpriced by $5-10 for what it’s worth). however there was only one cashier taking orders who was primarily absent. We had to wait ~10 mins to place an order (despite the restaurant being totally empty) and also watched 3 groups walk in and then leave upon not being helped. It would be a great place if there was a little better value and the service was better 

sawyer cranmore 

on Google

a year ago

It was a great experience the staff was nice and atmosphere was very themed. The food was very good although a little pricey, you get big portions that are definitely worth your money. You have to get the tres leches cake!! 

Gregory Durski 

on Google

a year ago

We were in Ann Arbor for a romantic getaway. How surprised we were when we walked in here at Happy Hour 3pm-6pm. Andrew hooked us up with lots of $2 tacos, and we hooked ourselves up with the Happy Hour drinks. We highly recommend Texacano at anytime of day. Warm and Genuine service and authentic homemade salsa and food. 

Molecular Man 

on Google

a year ago

Empty. Walked inside and the place was not staffed. Waste of time.