Rico’s Tacos

Food is ok but the customer services suck really bad you would think that a family own business would give better customer service but nope! The mom and the daughter could not be more stuck up hello !! The only reason your still in business is because we are buying your food would it kill you to put a smile. Never coming here aging

North Texas Street in Fairfield remains the bastion of many cultural artifacts, primarily auto detail shops, cheap groceries, tweakers, jaywalkers, and pawn brokers. What your average visitor may not realize is that the street also harbors a good number of cheap, tasty eateries, just waiting to be found. Rico’s Tacos is one such gem; located adjacent to the Tire Depot, this cart offers some of the best hot dogs to be found in the area.
Don’t get me wrong– the tacos here pretty good. But not that many hot dog joints serve theirs with pico de gallo on top, grilled onions, or a spicy jalepeno on the side. These dogs are plump beef dogs and one was sufficient to satisfy me alone (though I got two tacos for good measure). The downside, as with most street food, is that this truck is located in a parking lot, which means limited space for eating. By limited, I refer to two options: standing at the cart bar itself, or finding a nice, relatively unscuffed curb to sit on while you consume your delicious, delicious dog. Either way, you will probably not find any shade and may resort to fleeing back to your vehicle/​air conditioning. Second downside: there are two menus posted on either cart. Neither of them are the same. Thus, it may be difficult at first to know that a.) hot dogs are available b.) this is one establishment, not two. Above all, Rico’s would benefit from posting a giant, consolidated menu for desperate, hungry, confused (symptom of hunger) white people who need a quick explanation of what’s available. Note that this criteria often applies to myself.
Rico’s is not open on Mondays but maintains Tuesday-​Sunday hours. Pop by, enjoy a quick bite, and remember to bring your own umbrella.