About - Bryan's Poco Taco
Welcome to Bryan's Poco Taco, your home for delicious Mexican and Latin American cuisine in the heart of Ozona, Texas. We're a family-owned restaurant dedicated to serving the best flavors of our heritage, and we're proud to be a part of this vibrant community. Our story began with a passion for traditional dishes and a commitment to quality. We use only the freshest ingredients to create authentic flavors that transport you to the heart of Mexico and Latin America. Our menu is designed to be approachable, with prices that fit any budget. At Bryan's Poco Taco, we're not just about serving food – we're about building relationships and making every guest feel like family. We're honored to be a part of Ozona's local fabric and look forward to serving you soon. Call us at (325) 392-2525 or visit our location at 515 11th St, Ozona, TX 76943.
Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
- Trendy
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Can't beat the prices for the worthiness of the food! Glad I saw this place had good reviews already and went with it myself. It was a little tricky to get into, it does have a drive-thru but I parked on the street because I didn't know which way to go in at first. The service was amazing and the food was to die for. Like I said, you can't beat the price of it either. Glad I stopped and will continue to make it a stop along my way. The building and interior could use
I ordered tacos with corn tortillas. Lady said they only had hard shell tacos. That raised a red flag, but I ordered anyway. Just as I thought, these are NOT real Mexican style street tacos. NOT EVEN CLOSE. They were hard shell, with shredded cheese & lettuce. No different than Taco Bell. It’s mind boggling they would serve this slop, so CLOSE to the Mexican border! My theory is that the 1st/2nd/3rd gen Mexicans move to the larger cities, or deeper into the US. While the 8th/9th/10th generation of ‘Tejanos’ are more likely to speak mixed Spanglish, and less likely to make real Mexican food the Mexican way & more likely to make it like Taco Bell. It would make for an interesting academic study of cultural shifts. IMO.
We got breakfast burritos here. The food was good and the prices make us happy 🙂 Kind people work here.