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I ate at the Cedar Park Taco Cabana for lunch today. They had taken down their non-30.06-compliant "No Weapons Allowed on These Premises" or whatever it said sign.

Wow. That response from Taco Cabana is the real deal. I might have to skip my PB&J for lunch and go to TC instead. Bravo.

Russell wrote:Alrighty, I think that's a pretty good sign! I will remove all of the taco cabana entries from the website tomorrow unless anyone here objects

Well, the one in Cedar Park still has the sign that says "NOTICE - This establishment does not allow the possession of a weapon on these premises.". I suspect other Austin-area TC locations have this sign as well, since I have heard multiple reports of the signs at other locations.

In the case of the Cedar Park location, this sign is not posted in a prominent place. If you are working the register at that location, then the sign is on a bulletin board to your right. If you are a customer, then you will have to really be looking to find it.

I am not sure if this warrants keeping them on the 30.06 web site, since the signs are clearly not compliant.

The sign at the TC in Cedar Park is not in a place where you would normally notice it. It is on a bulletin board on the wall perpendicular to the counter, behind the counter. That's where they have everything "posted" including their "unlicensed possession" sign and their liquor license, etc.

So the signs may be harder to find in some TC stores.

The local TC in Cedar Park does not have a compliant 30.06 sign but they do have a "Weapons Prohibited" sign with some vague, non-compliant wording.

Here's my question:

Does this response from TC customer service constitute an invitation for us to notify the individual that stores have some kind of "no guns" sign even if it is not a compliant 30.06 sign? Does this indicate TC has a corporate policy not to [attempt to] prohibit guns on in their stores?