About Torchy's Tacos
Torchy’s Tacos is a fast‑casual restaurant brand that started in Austin, Texas and has grown to dozens of locations across multiple states. They specialize in chef‑driven, gourmet‑style tacos, queso, breakfast tacos, and other Tex‑Mex‑inspired dishes, along with beer, margaritas, and cocktails at many locations. Guests can order in‑restaurant, online at torchystacos.com, or through the Torchy’s app for pickup, dine‑in, or in some areas, delivery. Torchy’s also sells gift cards and offers catering trays for events and group orders.
A Torchy’s Tacos charge may appear on your bank or card statement after you dine in, pick up a takeout order, place an online/app order, buy a gift card, or pay for a catering order. Charges are typically one‑time transactions and may appear with descriptors such as “TORCHYS TACOS,” “TORCHY’S TACOS,” or “TORCHYS [CITY/LOCATION].” If you added a tip after the initial card swipe (for example, when signing a receipt at the table or counter), the final posted amount can be higher than the original authorization. You may also see a temporary authorization hold (often slightly higher than the bill total, especially when alcohol is included) that later adjusts to the exact final charge.
If you’re unsure about a Torchy’s Tacos charge, first check recent restaurant visits, online orders at torchystacos.com, orders placed through the Torchy’s mobile app, and any gift card or catering purchases you’ve made. Compare the posted amount to your receipt, email order confirmation, or app order history. To resolve questions, contact the specific Torchy’s location shown on your receipt or statement, or use the contact form and location finder at torchystacos.com to reach guest support; they can look up transactions by date, amount, and card type and help with adjustments or refunds when appropriate. If you suspect fraud or don’t recognize the transaction at all, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge after attempting to confirm it with Torchy’s.