$10 for 10 Tacos at Tacos a Go-Go, Today Only

•  The fine fine print does not limit how many you can get at a time or per person.  You can get one or 10 at a time.  It is up to you. 

• No, you redeem the coupon for a punch card. You can then get your punches done whenever you want within the offer period. That's the point of a punch card.

• That is exactly what it means.  This is a pretty bad deal.

• "this can only be used once at the restaurant" You mean all 10 tacos have to be ordered at the same time ?

• Purchase limit, 1 per person, up to 4 additional as gifts. The blonde in me came out for a moment.....forgive me sir

• If that's what Kelli's referring to, yes, that's a standard thing on most Voice (and Groupon, Living Social, etc) deals. So it seems that you can have as many as you want at a time.

• It has to mean 1 coupon per person, as this can only be used once at the restaurant.

• I ain't that serious.

• Hm, I am not seeing this fine print, aside from the vague "limited quantities available."

• You got that right!  The one time i went to Tacos a Go Go I thought the tacos were pretty flavorless, no seasoning on the meat.  Even the hot sauce couldn't save it for me.

• Ah, the good old bait and switch.

• You speak the truth.  Houston is Space Age and Gritty all at the same time. Why some try to be Soft and Weird in this fine town is beyond me.

• Oh nooooo! I didn't see that fine print. I'm sorry. :(

• Got mine!!! Fine print though says 1 taco per person at a time.  No bueno.

• and part of the strategy may be to draw in Longhorns. As you say, an even clearer reason to avoid such establishments. Of course, most UT grads are dumb enough to be sucked in by such a simple ploy. I agree. They can all pack their shit.

• This is why I avoid places like Onion Creek. If a business wants to be in Austin, pack your shit and move to Austin. We won't miss you. Well, that's one reason I avoid OC, that...and the douchebags.

•  I like the tacos here, but I wish restaurants in Houston (Onion Creek family, e.g. ) would stop trying to theme themselves as if they were in Austin. Not sure if this was intentional on A-Go-Go's part, but the new location sure feels that way. Screw Austin! Houston and its restaurants have plenty of which to be proud and do not need to rely on manufactured funkiness and "authenticity."

• I like to think so.

• Are they offering this just to screw with Marco?

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