Wonders of Wine and Food

 Disappointment

A taco is a traditional Mexican dish made from a small, hand-sized tortilla—usually corn or wheat—folded or rolled around a filling. It's typically eaten by hand and can be filled with a wide variety of ingredients. The most popular being ground beef.

On Thursday evening, my wife declared she would like to have a Taco for dinner. It sounded good to me..

We went to a new restaurant in White Rock called Taco Fino. By the time I got to their door, I was already frustrated. The restaurant was located in a residential mall courtyard. A place where retail occupies the bottom floors and the residents live above. What got my dandruff up was the Pay For Parking!

Parking was not close to the restaurant, we had to walk around the fountain. Once inside, I wanted to leave. It was a restaurant where you ordered from the counter. The seats looked extremely uncomfortable. The menu did not offer anything that in my opinion fit the definition of a Taco. We had a difficult time ordering because the cashier spoke in such a soft voice that we couldn't hear her.

There were no ground beef tacos or hard-shell tacos

They offered beer but no wine. We settled on a non alcoholic cocktail that was far too sweet. Barbara did not drink hers. 

We sat in our uncomfortable chairs, eating our meal, which I gave a B grade to. At no time did anyone check to see if we were enjoying our overpriced Tacos(?).

This maybe a great place for young folks to grab a quick takeout meal/ But Tacofino is not for us.