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You just skied 3 kings hard all day, shared a joint with your friends, and now need to pick between the two most local and quality fast food places. What’s the pick?
grantn_You just skied 3 kings hard all day, shared a joint with your friends, and now need to pick between the two most local and quality fast food places. What’s the pick?
If you're going back down to Salt Lake:
Tacos Don Rafa on Highland and 3900 S (food cart on State and 800S is better but they just opened a storefront)
Real Taquoria - This is my Go-To. A damn good burrito that'll get you horizontal if you can finish the whole thing for $11.50
Lone Star - basically the same as Real, similar prices, started from the same owner as Real
fuck outta here. what you are going to do is pull up into to mcdonalds and go in. go to the kiosk and use the bogo mcchicken deal and then pay, and then start a new order. use another deal or use some rewards points. if you do it wisely and dont fuck around you can get like 4 burgers, fries, and a drink for like 9 bucks
KolaOnCokefuck outta here. what you are going to do is pull up into to mcdonalds and go in. go to the kiosk and use the bogo mcchicken deal and then pay, and then start a new order. use another deal or use some rewards points. if you do it wisely and dont fuck around you can get like 4 burgers, fries, and a drink for like 9 bucks
Make some good tacos at home for the cheap. Wrap them in foil. Put them in a pot with a lid. Leave them in the car while you ski. When you get back. Turn on the car and put the pot on your engine let them sit there for like 10 mins while you change and put everything away. Remove the pot and said tacos in foil. They’ll be nice and warm. Bonus. Get some cheese dip in a jar and some tortilla chips. Wrap the jar in foil and put it towards the corner of the engine bay where it’s warm but not hot. Throw some chips in foil and do the same. Chips, cheese dip and tacos.
PartyBullshiitMake some good tacos at home for the cheap. Wrap them in foil. Put them in a pot with a lid. Leave them in the car while you ski. When you get back. Turn on the car and put the pot on your engine let them sit there for like 10 mins while you change and put everything away. Remove the pot and said tacos in foil. They’ll be nice and warm. Bonus. Get some cheese dip in a jar and some tortilla chips. Wrap the jar in foil and put it towards the corner of the engine bay where it’s warm but not hot. Throw some chips in foil and do the same. Chips, cheese dip and tacos.
PartyBullshiitMake some good tacos at home for the cheap. Wrap them in foil. Put them in a pot with a lid. Leave them in the car while you ski. When you get back. Turn on the car and put the pot on your engine let them sit there for like 10 mins while you change and put everything away. Remove the pot and said tacos in foil. They’ll be nice and warm. Bonus. Get some cheese dip in a jar and some tortilla chips. Wrap the jar in foil and put it towards the corner of the engine bay where it’s warm but not hot. Throw some chips in foil and do the same. Chips, cheese dip and tacos.
Answering the actual question:
Del taco 100%. Taco bell is tasty, but it's absurdly expensive now. Del taco still has some great deals like the Spicy Chicken Burritos (2 for $6 i think) which actually taste like real food.
my two chalupas and a crunch wrap supreme was 18 dollars the last time i went. Im not really an app person but i wonder if my franchise actually offers anything worthwhile on the app or not, as they usually opt out of everything. I can make better ones at home anyways.
senderbudmy two chalupas and a crunch wrap supreme was 18 dollars the last time i went. Im not really an app person but i wonder if my franchise actually offers anything worthwhile on the app or not, as they usually opt out of everything. I can make better ones at home anyways.
i'm not defending the prices at all but crunchwraps and chalupas are 2 of their most high-priced items. and both are super hit or miss-- they're both awesome if they're made well but the CW often is made poorly and the chalupas need to be somewhat freshly cooked to be worth it but it's often just not the case
avoid them both unless you're willing to roll the dice, and go for the more consistent, cheaper items is my advice
SofaKingSicki'm not defending the prices at all but crunchwraps and chalupas are 2 of their most high-priced items. and both are super hit or miss-- they're both awesome if they're made well but the CW often is made poorly and the chalupas need to be somewhat freshly cooked to be worth it but it's often just not the case
avoid them both unless you're willing to roll the dice, and go for the more consistent, cheaper items is my advice
thanks for your hard work and dedicated research. it sounds like 4-5 soft tacos is the sweet spot.
Real talk does anyone go to del taco? I have one like 2 miles from where I live, tried it once and it sucks ass. Did I order something wrong or what because taco bell's entire menu tastes pretty much the same and it's hard to go wrong
Real talk does anyone go to del taco? I have one like 2 miles from where I live, tried it once and it sucks ass. Did I order something wrong or what because taco bell's entire menu tastes pretty much the same and it's hard to go wrong
gtfo. chipotle is by far superior.
embarrassing side story: i used to boycott qdoba because chipotle was from colorado and i wanted to support my home state. years and years go by and guess fuckin what?! qdoba was a colorado company lol. both are now headquartered in cali though
embarrassing side story: i used to boycott qdoba because chipotle was from colorado and i wanted to support my home state. years and years go by and guess fuckin what?! qdoba was a colorado company lol. both are now headquartered in cali though
I mean CO and CA have no shortage of dank mexican food. I don't really see the need to go to either of those unless maybe you're road tripping and hungry for something right off the highway
theabortionatorI mean CO and CA have no shortage of dank mexican food. I don't really see the need to go to either of those unless maybe you're road tripping and hungry for something right off the highway
Yeah they're both extremely average compared to a real Mexican spot, even the 24hr places put them to shame.
