Del Tacos return to Metro Atlanta (McDonough: organic, restaurant, move to)

[oobanks]

Not sure if anyone one is a Del Taco fan or favor it over Taco Bell but they are making a return to the metro area. The one on Cobb Pkwy has been there for a while now and one will be built on the south side in McDonough soon. It's great to see this comeback

[brownhornet]

Their food blows to me

[BeyondInfinity]

I hate their food. I went to the one in Cobb once and the meat did not taste like meat. I have never gone back.

[arjay57]

Why in the heck did they leave in the first place?

[sedimenjerry]

Super cheap tacos on tuesday. Better deal than Taco Bell. And their burgers aren't that bad...

[OneTrickNet]

Now if In-n-Out can just figure out their distribution and come to the East.

[Saintmarks]

Del Taco made the comeback here in DFW a few years back. Tried it once and haven't been back. Didn't seem to be anywhere near my memory of their offerings from decades back.

The fast food Tex/Mex that Atlantan's should desire is Taco Bueno. It is the Target of Mexican Fast Food to Taco Bell's Walmart.

[ATL Golfer]

Crappy Tier Fast Food -- yay!!

Lets focus on good food and not heart attack inducing crap that has made Georgia one of the fattest states around.

More of the likes of Chipotle... fresh, quality ingredients.

I will say though, I secretly want Whataburgers around. In&Out will never happen. Wonder where they both fall in the spectrum below. Can't believe Mickey D's is above the rest.

[Saintmarks]

An 'anti' antibiotic policy has nothing to do with calorie count, vitamin count, fat count, carb count, etc, etc. It means antibiotics weren't used in the raising of the cattle, chicken and pork that the restaurant is using.

Somewhat a faddish take on food I think. I really don't care to eat a burger from a cow that could have been sick and wasn't treated because antibiotics were vorbotten.

Perhaps its time some of this urban/suburban raised generation that is so into organic and all natural should move to a rural area and try their hand at raising their food. From one that grew up in rural Georgia and a family that raised a vast portion of all its vegetables for the year, it is not a happy experience to see rot or pest destroy your hard work. Marrying into a cattle raising family, the same can be said about sick cattle.

There is a little balance to be had in this lunacy.

[glovenyc]

The is a Del Taco, about 1/2 mile from me. I ate it once, and it will be the last time. Straight disgusting