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Taco Haven
Today:6:00 am - 10:00 pm
1032 S Presa St,
San Antonio, TX 78210
(210) 533-2171
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- Hours:
Regular Hours
- Extra Phones:
Phone: (210) 533-2444
Primary Phone: (210) 533-2444
- Payment method:
- cash, check, all major credit cards
- Neighborhoods:
- East Side, Lavaca
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- Categories:
- Mexican Restaurants, Caterers, Latin American Restaurants, Take Out Restaurants, Breakfast, Brunch & Lunch Restaurants, Restaurant Delivery Service, American Restaurants, Restaurants
- Other Information:
Parking: Street, Lot, Private
Wi-Fi: No
Bike Parking: No
Attire: Casual
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Cuisines: Mexican, American, Latin American, Omelets
Alcohol: Full Bar
Takes Reservations: No
Outdoor Seating: No
Price Range : Below Average
Posted: 5/10/2013
There were four of us and the service was terrible, others were getting served before us, we had to ask who our waitress was, our food was cool, NOT warm. Our orders were nothing special. This same thing happened to us about 7 months ago. So we thought we'd give them another chance - NEVER going back.
Posted: 1/22/2012
This place cannot handle large groups of people. Our orders were all messed up and people who arrived after our group was seated and ordered food were being served. Needless to say we waited two hours for our food that never got to our table. We left and are not going back. The owner and manager was rude and did not apologize for their short comings
Posted: 10/1/2011Provided by Citysearch -
Planned an evening with co workers and was extremely disappointed. upon arriving asked waiter if the establishment honored the Entertainment coupon we had he responded I don't know but will ask manager we saw him approch the manager at register and he came back with the news that the manager would honor the coupon no problem (coupon was for a free appetizer with purchase of two entrees) we ordered our dinner and when dinner arrived two plates were transferred from serving tray to the two diners and then the waiter left leaving the other 4 dinners just sitting on the serving tray we waited about 5 minutes and when he never came back we got up and transferred plates to each diner. waiter shows up about 2 minutes later only to remove serving tray, no explanation or apology. we started our dinner and everything was fine food delicious excpet one of our diners food was cold we could not find our waiter but managed to finally get the attention of a waitress and she took the plate away. it had taken so long to get the attention of anyone that it was to late to wait for a replacement meal (we shared from our plates) trying to get a waiter over to give us our bill took awhile we finally got our bill and went to pay imagine our surprise when the manager (the same one we saw our waiter asking about coupon) refuses to honor coupon saying they do not honor coupons during happy hour. We explained that this is why we asked waiter before ordering and managers response ""if you dont like it dont tip the waiter"" needless to say we will never dine at this establishment again the saddest part is managements treatment of their employees ""if you dont like it dont tip the waiter"" While the food is delicious the service and attitude of managemnt leves a bitter taste in anyones palate
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Posted: 3/18/2011
A very surprising find about a mile off the Riverwalk! The Carne Asada, refried beans and arroz were delicious wrapped in a fluffy hand-rolled flour tortilla. You want GREAT Puffy Tacos? Try these bad boys out!!! Solid service complimented by a friendly, customer-focused manager. Don't miss having breakfast or lunch here...they close mid-afternoon.
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Posted: 4/17/2008Provided by Citysearch -
This restaurant is awessome the beans and tortillas tase like they came out of my mom's kitchen, I have never had to wait for a table more than 5-10 minutes, I live in fort worth and would drive well over 4 hours for a barbacoa taco, My father in law introduced me and my husband to the restaurant a few years ago and I have been craving it on a weekly basis ever since. Another awesome place to try if you like torres restaurant is Paloma Blanca on Flores street, as a matter of factwe're planning our next trip around it's restaurant hours as we will passing through San Antonio on our way down south.
Posted: 10/6/2007Provided by Citysearch -
The service here is fine, the food is cheap, and the portions are more than hearty. However, I don't really care for this place. When I ordered tacos, I thought I'd get little tacos with chopped up cilantro, salsa, and onion. Also, I thought there's be good salsa on the table. None of the above happened. The house salsa was way mediocre. And when the tacos came, oh my god, there were just HUGE quantities of bare meat inside of (an admittedly tasty) flour tortilla. It was over the top. I had ordered three tacos because I was really hungry, and I thought the tacos would be small. I could barely finish one, and I took the other two home to my dog. On top of everything else, the meat just wasn't all that. There are much better places in San Antonio--try El Mirador or Cascabel's in this same area. Or, if you are really after good tacos, go out to Guajillo's.
Posted: 9/24/2002Provided by Citysearch -
Great neighborhood place. Inexpensive and friendly. A bit of a wait, but like the old saying goes, it's well worth it


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April 18, 2010
This may have been the ugliest of the four games to start the 2010 NBA postseason, but Boston's Game 1 win certainly felt the most playoff-ready. Nasty defense. In-game adjustments. A shoving match or three. A Paul Pierce(notes) "look at me!" injury. Finally, the playoffs are back.
I can't say enough about how much Tony Allen(notes) and Glen Davis(notes) saved this game for Boston. And on the flipside? I was shocked at how disconnected from reality Ray Allen(notes) and Kendrick Perkins(notes) seemed, considering how centered that duo usually is. Remember, this is in comparison to Tony Allen, and Glen Davis.
Tony Allen and Davis sealed the screens that Ray Allen and Perkins let dominate the Celtics for the first two and a half quarters of this game. That was the difference in the contest, because until the midpoint of the third quarter, Dwyane Wade(notes) was absolutely having his way with the C's.
That's right, Dwyane Wade. In case you forgot. 26.6 points, about 11 combined assists/rebounds, and three combined blocks/steals in the regular season this year, for the East's fifth seed, and somehow overlooked. And he just took over Ray Allen for the first 30 minutes, splitting screens, working off the ball, finding Quentin Richardson(notes) behind the arc, and generally ruling things.
Until Tony Allen came in, which also coincided with Davis staying low on screens, in a situation where Perkins would often be caught in no man's land some 24 feet from the hoop.
With the nuttier Allen and Davis in, the Heat struggled. They went nearly half the third quarter without a field goal, and scored just 10 points in the fourth period. And while the Celtics weren't great guns offensively, Doc Rivers' crew did have enough to hang. In this series, a 21-point fourth quarter will be enough to pull out a win, as was the case on Saturday.
Jermaine O'Neal(notes) struggled offensively, and for a few defensive possessions as well. This bears watching, because the Heat big man shot an unrepresentative 53 percent on the season, after shooting 46 percent on his career (and throughout his prime). Field goal percentage, year to year, is notoriously fluke-y, so after 70 games of truly giving his all in 2009-10, don't be surprised if JON fades a bit. Hopefully this isn't the case.
Also, Ray Allen has to get it together. He was caught sleeping off the ball several times, and there's no excuse for that. It's one thing not to be able to stay in front of a player like Wade, few people can (though it's a statistical oddity that another dude named "Allen" on the same team seems capable of it), but at the very least you can attempt to box the guy out.
26 points, eight rebounds, six assists, three steals, two blocks for Wade, despite being a non-entity in the fourth quarter. Seven turnovers, though the cough-ups weren't a huge problem down the stretch. He was just missing shots, or had to give up the ball.
The thing that will keep us chatting about this series between now and Game 2 on Tuesday is the scuffle that took place in front of the Heat bench late in the fourth quarter. Paul Pierce went down with another of his twice-monthly career-ending injuries, and Kevin Garnett(notes) needlessly took offense to Quentin Richardson rather harmlessly (though, it must have been a bit annoyingly) wandering around Pierce's writing frame.
KG clearly threw an elbow at Q-Rich to prove his pointless point, and it also appeared as if Daequan Cook(notes) left the Miami bench. Glen Davis also got in a bit of nonsense, but nothing that seemed suspend-o-ble. KG and Cook? Yeah, they're probably gone for Game 2.
A couple of tweaks for Miami, offensively? They can grab home court advantage on Tuesday. With or without KG around. Or Cook, I guess.
Fun start. Now let's get a little smarter.
Cleveland is clearly the better team, they have an advantage at just about every position, and in some instances (when Derrick Rose(notes) is left to try and fight through a screen), even Mo Williams(notes) can match what D-Rose brings. Bad defense (I'm sorry, Rose fans) has a way of mitigating advantages.
But then Chicago adds to it. It turns the ball over. It falls asleep on the defensive glass. It doesn't bring typical defense, and it misses open shots. Chicago was wildly turnover-prone to start the game, and in a game where they need play nearly a perfect game offensively, shot after shot went wrong. It makes sense, these are long two-pointers and hardly the most efficient shot out there, but when Kirk Hinrich(notes) and Joakim Noah(notes) are clanging away, big holes are to be established.
And while Cleveland earns everything it gets, the one-sided turn to start Game 1 was on Chicago. The turnovers, the lack of focus defensively, and the insistence on stopping well short of the free throw line. Or, in Derrick Rose's case, the insistence in starting the game with a three-pointer and barely earning contact the entire game in spite of drive after drive.
Everything else was on Cleveland.
Shaquille O'Neal(notes) was quick with his moves, and with his reactions. Antawn Jamison(notes) had that in-between game going, impossible to block or even contest (because he's releasing the ball well before the apex of his jump), Mo Williams took it to Rose on occasion (especially in that first half), and LeBron James(notes) was himself.
Now, Chicago came back when Cleveland's defensive intensity waned a bit to end the third and start the fourth quarter, but the Cavs just had too many options. Mo Williams would get past Rose, LeBron would take the pass and draw even more attention, then someone would be open, and ready to connect. Option after option; and when the Bulls are trying to answer with that same low efficiency offensive game that has won them - well, nothing since 2004 or so - the writing was on the wall.
87.4 points per 100 possessions for Chicago, which is astoundingly poor. The team averaged 103.5 points per 100 on the regular season, so you can see the drop off, but dig this: Chicago was 27th with that mark this season. So it's a startling drop off from a one of the worst marks in the league. That's how bad things were for Chicago. They make bad decisions offensively, consistently. With no answers coming from the bench in the form of a player or a play.
Cleveland wasn't too hot itself offensively, but things will likely change. The Cavs missed 17 of 23 three-pointers, and that's not happening again. I'd prefer not to think that Game 1 was "Chicago's to get," but it probably was. Yikes.
The only way Chicago takes a game in this series is if the Cavaliers relent and don't bring the effort. Now, I predicted that this would happen in either Game 3 or Game 4; but I also should remind you (or, at the very least, me) that Cleveland didn't relent in the slightest against Detroit or Atlanta last year.
It really bears repeating just how great an offensive team Atlanta is.
This squad was second in offensive efficiency during the regular season, and though they don't have the flash of a high-possession squad or an all-world superstar to get behind (sorry, Joe), they do put up big offensive numbers at a relatively slow pace. And it's impressive that, despite some standout Milwaukee defense in the second half and a few hiccups offensively for the Hawks in the third quarter, the Hawks were able to take it to a sound defensive team in Game 1.
Nearly 119 points per 100 possessions for Atlanta, up from about 112 per 100 during the regular season. And despite the absence of Andrew Bogut(notes) in the middle (and on the perimeter, and on the glass, and from the weak side; I miss Andrew Bogut), Milwaukee can still get after it, defensively.
But Atlanta paid no mind. The Hawks hit the boards, they moved the ball, and they enjoyed and took advantage of a hot shooting night from Mike Bibby(notes), who finished with 19 points on 8-9 shooting. The Hawks didn't spend all afternoon at the free throw line (14 makes) and they didn't run the ball down Milwaukee's throats. They just ran sound offense and made shots.
Brandon Jennings(notes) made shots, too. At one point in the game - in the last third quarter no less - Jennings had 32 points, he had missed seven shots, but five of them were blocked. This means, short of Al Horford(notes) and Josh Smith(notes) slapping things back, Jennings was getting whatever he wanted in the second and third quarter, and connecting. And, curiously, Scott Skiles decided to sit Jennings with the Bucks only down seven (after spending most of the game with a deep double-figure deficit) and a few minutes left in the third quarter. As if he was some veteran in his early 30s, looking to conserve the legs.
Though Luke Ridnour(notes) hit a three and runner in Jennings' absence, he played poor D despite good effort, and the Hawks pulled away again. By the time Jennings returned with over four minutes gone in the fourth, the game was more or less finished, the momentum had swung back. And it didn't help that before Jennings sat, the Bucks went away from him despite a hot hand. John Salmons(notes), Luc Mbah a Moute, and Carlos Delfino(notes) all got a (crummy) look, though Jennings didn't help that case by being stripped by Joe Johnson(notes) on consecutive possessions following.
This doesn't take away from the fact that Jennings should have played longer, and should have been featured more prominently. The Bucks struggle to score as it is, so to take away the only sound offensive option they had (even when Salmons was hitting, the looks weren't all that great) for that long, with a switch in home court advantage that close? Bucks coach Scott Skiles, as stubborn as he is, probably looks back on that move with regret.
The scary thing for Milwaukee is the idea that Atlanta hasn't scratched the surface. No, Bibby won't shoot 8-9 again, but the Hawks still finish games with observers wondering if they should have gone to Al Horford (15 points, five blocks) more, looked to find Josh Smith more, or run it through Jamal Crawford(notes) (17 points) more often.
This isn't to say that the Hawks were making mistakes with their possessions, far from it. It's just that this team is so loaded, you feel as if they're able to coast, skimming the best from the rotation and still winning by double-figures.
You probably watched this game, did you see anything go wrong?
Some extra passing may have gone awry. Carmelo Anthony(notes) somehow leaked open in the Denver half court attack, a few times. There were a few bad three-point rotations defensively, for either side. There was a bit of foul trouble. Mehmet Okur(notes) hurt himself. So did C.J. Miles(notes). Carmelo Anthony tweaked an ankle. OK, a few things went wrong.
But beyond that, a sparkling back and forth between two of the better offensive teams in this league. Two teams that play each other four times a year, and know each other quite well. Despite all that, the execution was just about flawless offensively for both sides.
Carlos Boozer(notes) overcame an oblique strain to post 19 points, eight rebounds, five assists, and three (!!!) blocks. And Deron Williams(notes) was all over, finishing with 26 points and 11 assists. Just two turnovers combined for the Jazz duo.
This was Carmelo Anthony's gig, though.
Anthony staged his own personal tribute to Nuggets head coach George Karl by making quick decisions with the ball while in the pinch post, rising up for dead-on jumpers or getting to the rim (ish) with the drive. It was fabulous to watch.
42 points on 18-25 shooting, and five assists. A couple teammates hit open shots, and he may have had eight or nine assists. And I don't want to hear about how the Jazz missed Andrei Kirilenko(notes) on Anthony, because Melo busted him during the regular season.
And I have no issues with Nuggets coach Adrian Dantley keeping Chauncey Billups(notes) keeping Chauncey Billups on the bench for the first eight minutes of the fourth quarter. Never mind that Lawson, for all his rookie issues on both ends, is still a much better player than Anthony Carter(notes); the guy's been a better player for huge chunks of the season than Chauncey Billups, because CB's shot hasn't been there much in 2009-10.
Of course, Billups hitting a three-pointer in his first shot off the bench in the fourth didn't hurt, it gave the Nuggets a 14-point lead that they wouldn't relinquish.
This was a blowout, no doubt, but I think we'll see a few tweaks, and I think we'll continue to see some fantastic offensive basketball. Both of these teams have had defensive issues this season, and I'm looking with a leery eye, but I think this was all offense in a good way. A fun way.
The playoff way. Finally.
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- Prepare the 2 (0.16 oz.) packets of Unsweetened Tropical Punch Kool-Aid according to pkg directions, adding water and sugar, then chill in the refrigerator until ready to make the punch.
- Combine all the ingredients into a large punch bowl; and serve immediately.
- This makes about, 22- (8oz.) 1 cup servings, or 44- (4 oz.) 1/2 cup servings.
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I used this punch for a wedding reception. Because the bride's mother wanted the punch to be purple, I used grape flavored Hawaiian Punch Drink and grape flavored Koolaide. While making this recipe with the red punch is delicious, the grape tended to be bland, so I mixed one recipe of this punch with a half recipe of Cranberry Grape Punch #66545. So why am I rating this recipe a 5 when I made so many changes?? Because the ratios are perfect, and when made with the red it is definitely a five star recipe.
I have made this twice now,both for baby showers.I also used pineapple juice to make ice cubes. This is very easy and has a great taste. Thanks for sharing.
I wanted to make a punch for my daughters 13th birthday so I decided to try this one. I chilled my 7up, Hawaiian Punch and Kool aid just as directed. I even put some of the mixed Kool aid in a silicone bundt pan and made a punch bowl ring that was frozen to float in the punch bowl. My daughter took one drink at the party and said"This is nasty punch!" She then proceeded to pour her drink down the sink. Needless to say I was embarrassed by my daughters scene but other kids drank the punch and thought it was good. When I tasted it I thought it was okay not great. I will not be making it again.Thanks anyway, Domestic Goddess.


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The two packages reviewed, ISE Eiffel-3 from Interactive Software Engineering (ISE), of Santa Barbara, California, and TowerEiffel from Tower Technology, of Austin, Texas, have much in common, including:
A short "Ace" file that describes the makeup of a system of classes comprising a program and that contains options to the compiler, most critically, the name of the root class and its creation procedure, and the class directories. Based on the Ace file, the compiler handles all dependency analysis itself.
A command line interface (not evaluated in this review). The graphical interfaces are nice, but not absolutely needed, and you can get around them if you find they are getting in your way.
Between 50KB and 100KB of static runtime binary libraries. Both ISE and Tower Technology plan to offer shared libraries in the ELF binary format when ELF stabilizes.
Eiffel class libraries are delivered in source or sometimes encrypted source form, with one file per class. Lots of classes are present in such a library, offering things such as linked lists, trees, file I/O, iterators, classes for object persistence and transmission, and much more.
Except for the kernel library, which furnishes hooks to the operating system and the runtime binary library, class libraries are planned to be portable across compilers. With the adoption of PELKS, the Proposed Eiffel Kernel Library Standard, all vendors now move toward a common kernel library interface supporting their other class libraries.
The Tower development environment is tailored to lemacs or its successor, xemacs. Neither is included in the distribution, but these editors are are commonly available from ftp sites and CD-ROMs. Look for lemacs-19.10 or xemacs-19.11. You can also use emacs, though the fit is less precise.
Tower is working on a non-emacs integrated development environment, to be in beta test by press time.
Installation was smooth, except for a little difficulty in the license setup. After some exchange of e-mail, a working license code was installed and TowerEiffel was up and running.
Program edit, class browsing, compilation, and debug are initiated from lemacs pull-down menu selections. A nice touch is the "Send performance report to Tower" menu item which e-mails a bug report. I mailed some, and got immediate responses.
The "Browse" menu item gives you library browsing capability, as well as allowing you to work with your own classes. Some very useful views were missing from the menu. Tower agreed, and had already implemented the most difficult of these. More choices will soon be available.
With all optimizations enabled, a small test application compiled from scratch in about one minute. The resulting binary used about 77KB of code space. A rough breakdown of this showed most of the code coming from the runtime library.
With all assertion checking on and no compiler optimizations, the binary file from compiling this application occupied about a megabyte. It still took one minute to compile from scratch.
Compiler errors list to a window, with explanations and references to Eiffel: The Language. If you click on the errors, the related program text appears in another window.
The Tower debugger, egdb, adapted from GNU gdb, is a command-line symbolic debugger. Xemacs or xegdb provide graphical front ends. Breakpoints may be set at any reasonable line of the Eiffel source code. When execution encounters a breakpoint the corresponding program text appears in a window. You can single-step one Eiffel statement at a time, and the cursor in the display window steps to the statement executed. When execution enters C code functions, egdb becomes a C source code debugger. All the other amenities familiar to gdb users are present.
There were a few mysteries about how to display the contents of some objects. Setting some breakpoints was also obscure. Other than that, egdb was straightforward. Source code awareness was good, and the ability to switch over to C mode was also nice, as time-critical or platform dependent parts of Eiffel systems are often implemented in C.
The TowerEiffel tools are rich in run-time options, not all accommodated in the menus. In particular, report generating tools, such as eshort, can produce output in text, LaTeX, plain roff, manpage roff, or LaTeX, or Rich Text Format for use in Word or NeXT. The options are well documented in man pages.
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The Ukrainian prime minister said that his country decided to ban Russian airlines to fly from the 25th of this month, as part of a package of sanctions against Moscow for supporting armed separatists in eastern Ukraine.
A statement from the government located in the Internet, "according to the decision of the Security Council of the Ukrainian government decided to ban flights of Russian companies to Ukraine, especially my company Aeroflot and Transero".
The Ukrainian prime minister added "no place for aircraft that put the Russian flag in the Ukrainian airports."
Kiev said last week it placed restrictions on more than ninety and a group company, mostly from Russia, including Aeroflot and Transero company. The prime minister pointed out that the Russian aircraft carrying military equipment or troops would also be allowed to fly in the atmosphere of his country.
Kiev also decided to ban the use of state-owned companies for the electronic programs of making Russian companies, especially from Kaspersky that produce anti-virus programs.
This included the ban purchases of state institutions for any good or service provided by any of the Russian companies are subject to the sanctions list of Ukrainian, Arseniy Yatsenyuk said that his government emphasizes the immediate nature of the artery all these sanctions.
The economic relations between Moscow and Kiev have deteriorated since the outbreak of the Middle Ukrainian secession crisis last year, and this was reflected in several levels notably the Russian natural gas exports to Ukraine.
Moscow also warned recently that it will apply a trade embargo on imports of Ukraine when the entry into force of the free trade agreement between Kiev and the EU starts with the beginning of next year.


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The Truth (French: La Vérité) is a 1960 French film directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot and starring Brigitte Bardot. The film was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. Wikipedia
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