Fuzzy's Taco Shop - Abilene

We're now 0-for-4 with Fuzzy's. To be fair, the first three fails were at the south side location, but we were told the north side was good, and they had an outside, dog-friendly area for dining. My wife ordered a potato, egg, and bacon burrito, on which there was no bacon, but her burrito was well-stuffed with eggs. I ordered a chorizo, egg, and cheese burrito. When I opened it to add salsa, I was shocked to find no more than 2-3 oz of filling inside a gigantic tortilla. It would have between inadequate for a taco, much less a $7 burrito! Manager was very polite and professional. She offered us a sincere apology and coupons for another meal. Needless to say, we won't be using them. Four failed attempts is two more than I give any other restaurant. Waaaayyyy too many good options here in Abilene to walk away hungry and dissatisfied.

In a world where people lie and deceive about offering true, delicious tacos- one business decided to take a stand and fight for us all. Fighting through the imposters, the corporate fraudsters, the wannabes, and the ruthless street vendors, they emerged the victors. They fired up their fryers, sharpened their knives, greased up their spatulas and opened their doors to present the most powerful taco menu ever created in Abilene's city limits. But was that enough? Were they satisfied to simply be the best taco they place West Texas and the Big Country had ever seen? Of course not. They grabbed their tequilas and beers and ensured that they were also the best place to get a michelada in the entire State of Texas. Undaunted by all the mixes, the pre-mades and the posers, they brought about a bar that spat in the face of those who simply added alcohol to their taco menus. They said, why be the place that people eat after drinking, when we can be the place they eat WHILE drinking? With the courage inspired by chancla-bearing Abuelas everywhere, they brought the beer, the drinks, the storefront, the service and game-over good tacos to life. So why go eat ordinary or sub-standard when out of this world is merely no more than 20 minutes from any point in Abilene? So what are you waiting for? Get in the car, get down to the outdoor patio where all the cool kids hang out in a laid-back environment and put a taco in one hand and a beer in the other and EAT!

Craving nachos and Fuzzy's steak nachos did not disappoint. Lots of cheese and pilled high. House Margaritas paired nicely and came in chilled schooner. Bartender was fast and made a good drink. Guy bussing tables was a hard worker and on the spot picking up extra plates.

I am new to Texas and I recently tried the brisket burrito at this establishment and I was thoroughly impressed. The burrito was generously sized and filling. The meat-to-filling ratio was spot on, ensuring each bite was a mix of brisket and fillings. I really liked the guacamole as to me it didn't taste like it was out of a package. One standout feature was their verde sauce, it added a flavorful kick to the burrito that complemented the brisket perfectly.

February 13-2023. We stopped by at 1:15. The lunch crowd had thinned out. I ordered the California Heat Baja taco. Auntie ordered the quesadillas and dad ordered the Queso. FYI: The paper menu had not been re-printed to reflect menu price increases. We ordered at 1:20 and received the meal at 1:25. Quick service and accurate. Everything was good. Really good. Makes me want to try the one I have in my hometown. Also the interior was bright fun colorful and clean. All in all I give it four stars.