About El Tucan Mexican Restaurant
The Retired & Disabled Police of America (RDPOA) is a fraternal organization formed in October, 1990 and incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia as a non-profit corporation, and is managed by a Board of Directors consisting of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive Director.
The food here is alright I suppose. The salsa lacked flavor, the chips were nice and crispy. My margarita tasted like straight syrup and my chorizo tacos were a little dry. The service was pretty decent--they were very attentive but it was also an empty restaurant.
We stopped here on our way home from fishing. It was nice and quiet, the servers we fast and attentative. I personally didnt care for the food or the chips and salsa. The salsa tasted salty and typically thats most of the reasons why my girlfriend and I enjoy eating Mexican. The food wasn't bad but ive had better.
Authentic Mexican food, with excellent service & value for your money! Family owned & operated for over 25 years! It feels kinda odd to say it; but I've been coming here for a ¼ Century now, after making this one of my go-to lunch spots back when I was young Trooper in the 82nd Airborne Division, in the autumn of 2000.
We stop here in a while while taking our son to his base in North Carolina and got pleasantly surprised by this place, if you come to fort Bragg North Carolina stop here for a good Mexican food
The service and food quality has gone done tremendously from what they use to be. The salsa was fresh and chips were crisp, but my Texas fajitas had 3x more veggies than meat and they didn’t add the shrimp that was supposed to come with it. I had to keep asking for napkins and basic things. I won’t be back for awhile.