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Guaca Go Delray Beach is a restaurant located in Delray Beach. They offer fast food restaurant, salad shop, catering service and meal takeaway services. Rated 4.7 stars from 193 Google reviews.
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- Address5064 W Atlantic Ave, Delray Beach, FL 33484, Delray Beach
- Service Areas
- Phone15615015861
- Email[email protected]
- Websiteguacago.com/
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The staff is super friendly and helpful. The food is super fresh and delicious. Was my 1st time but will definitely not be my last. 🔥
I was recommended to this place by a friend as a better alternative to the build-a-bowl style chain restaurant and I’m so happy I stopped in. This location was clean and welcoming with a fun avocado theme throughout. The staff was friendly and very helpful, Madi suggested the Mediterranean guac with feta and it was so delicious and unlike any guac I’ve had before. I look forward to stopping in again soon to try more of the menu!
Was nearby getting my car fixed and wanted a meal and saw this place so gave it a try, walked in was greeted by friendly staff and got caught up on the menu. Food was very delicious would definitely be coming back.
Brie is awesome and a huge asset to the company!! She made my Tex-Mex bowl to perfection!!
My wife and I went out with the intention of going to Keke’s Breakfast Café, but when we got there we were told there would be 20-30 minute wait despite more than half the booths being empty, (My hypothesis is that they can’t hire of keep staff despite the extant staff seeming quite happy and pleasant.) Not wanting to wait, we walked a few dozen steps to a place I had noted before, Quaca Go, retuning my culinary expectations from French Toast to burrito. There was no table service, but that wasn’t a problem. I’m a bit uncomfortable about being served, probably legacy of my radical upbringing which is currently being eroded by dining at Abe & Louie’s. It also provided an opportunity to see the food and its preparation à la Chipotle. Here, this presentation was a great idea. The food looked as fresh and delicious as it proved to be. The staff was pleasant and attentive. They seemed to enjoy their job and a small sign on the counter showed their first names under their photos allowing a more egalitarian exchange.