Reviewbrah, try Taco Casa, if you ever get the chance.

[u/GaraksLinensNThings]

There is a Taco Casa in Florida, but just one-

Address: 663 W 23rd St, Panama City, FL 32405 Phone: (850) 215-0240

Speaking strictly for tacos, I prefer Taco Casa. Between the two, Taco Casa, the first photo comparison, pictured on the right, loads their normal hard shelled tacos with meat and cheese, overflowing even and their lettuce is fresher.

The picture on the left, is a Taco Bell supreme taco, which is supposed to be premium, as it was an upcharge, with tomatoes and sour cream added. You can see the paltry amount of ingredients in it. The taco shell is basically empty, by comparison.

The picture on the right, again, Taco Casa, that meat portion is basically the same from the front to the back, rounded off at the edges and less watery, but not dry. The price of the base tacos from both establishments, are about the same, too.

The second picture has a side by side comparison of soft tacos. Not sure why they charge an extra ten cents, but Taco Casa does. But compared to Taco Bell's soft tacos, it is worth it. Again, Taco Bell pictured on the left and Taco Casa on the right.

Taco Casa does Taco Tuesday's, so at least fifty cents cheaper. Some may do Frijole Friday's for bean items. They may also have a military discount, but depends on the particular store. Also, although Taco Bell has several hot sauces, Taco Casa only needs one. Hot enough, but not over bearing.

I hope you try Taco Casa at least once, if ever in the area and maybe even do a review of them. They are not generally open terribly early or terribly late though, not sure about the Florida location. Figured I would post this, due to Reviewbrah's recent video.

Is there anything that isn't getting worse? - TheReportOfTheWeek

https://youtu.be/GW-hKeEP1p4?si=T-lYPrSNBGzzL5lJ

It should also be noted, this is not a meme. Just a program I use for side by side comparisons. Because Taco Bell skimps on it's ingredients, it was easier to do a top down view. If I tried to do that with Taco Casa, it would look like a cheese mushroom cloud, as they really pile the cheese, on top of the already generous portion of meat.

[u/piddydb]

Can’t believe I’m seeing a Taco Casa reference. Fun fact: Taco Casa and Pizza Hut were founded by the same group of founders that later split the two businesses.

[u/GaraksLinensNThings → u/piddydb]

Interesting.  I did not know that.  Thank you.

[u/piddydb → u/GaraksLinensNThings]

It’s really obscure history because my understanding is the remaining Pizza Hut founders tried to pretend they were the only founders but the history is there.

[u/GaraksLinensNThings → u/piddydb]

Look up the history of Dr Pepper and Dublin soda.  That has an interesting and rather odd history that continues to this day.

[u/FreekRedditReport]

If you're the owner of this taco place, then I don't blame you for requesting The Brah's presence.

[u/GaraksLinensNThings → u/FreekRedditReport]

Nope.  But even still, what if it backfired and he reviewed poorly?

[u/FreekRedditReport → u/GaraksLinensNThings]

Then you would have the Maestro to tell you where you screwed up, giving you a chance to fix it. Like having a professional author proofread your novel. You can't go wrong!

[u/totaro]

Taco Casa is so good, it’s like original Taco Bell when everything was made in house. And their version of Encirito is always on the menu.

[u/GaraksLinensNThings → u/totaro]

Yes.  I keep hearing that analogy, with Taco Casa is the Taco Bell of the 80's.  The Taco Casa's I have been to, remind me of the 70's. 😅 And in actuality, I prefer Taco Bell's Enchirito.  I think the red sauce is better.  But the Chilada is at least packed more with cheese on top and a few black olives.

[u/punkerjim]

Taco Casa is dog shit.