Apps Come and Go. The Taquería Stays Put.
Postmates was bought by Uber in 2020 and its orders have since been consolidated onto Uber's platform. Our address has not moved in all that time—and ordering straight from it has always been the cheapest route.
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The Best Quesadillas and Flautas You Will Ever Taste
If you went out looking for the best quesadillas and flautas in Las Vegas, you landed in the right place. These are the most delicious you will ever taste—cheese pulled off the plancha, flautas fried crisp and buried under crema, cheese and pico.
They sit on a menu that also runs to tacos, tortas gigantes, burritos, sopes, loaded fries, soup with lime and onion on the side, and aguas frescas on ice. The delivery brands on your phone have changed names and owners several times over. That menu, and the address it comes from, have not.
We are grateful you got here.
You were looking for food through Postmates and you ended up on our page, thinking about ordering direct from us instead. Thank you. For a restaurant with no head office and no marketing budget, that is the single most helpful thing a customer can do.
The Branding Changed. The Fee Stack Did Not.
Delivery marketplaces have merged, rebranded and absorbed one another for a decade now. Through every one of those changes, the underlying deal has stayed the same: a cut from the restaurant, a cut from the customer, on every single order.
If the order goes through Postmates
Up to 48% of one order
| Who pays it | What it is | How much |
|---|---|---|
| The restaurant | Marketplace commission | up to 30% |
| The restaurant | Card processing | about 3% |
| You | Service and delivery fees | up to 15% |
| Taken out of one order | up to 48% | |
Postmates orders now run on Uber's platform, where restaurant commissions are reported up to around 30% and card processing takes roughly 3% more. Service and delivery charges are added to your side of the bill separately.
If you order direct from us
A small ordering fee
- A small ordering fee, and that is it. Nothing else is added.
- The restaurant pays no commission at all.
- Because of that, the menu prices are the same as calling us or walking in.
- What you spend stays with the kitchen, the staff and the neighborhood.
No commission, no platform cut, no rebrand that quietly changes your rate next quarter. A small ordering fee, and the prices we have always charged.
Local Money, Spent Locally, Stays Local
Up to 48% of an order can be absorbed by commissions, processing and customer fees by the time everyone in the middle has taken their share. Almost none of that reaches anybody who lives in this valley.
Order direct and the path is short: from you, to the people who cooked it, to the suppliers and the landlord and the payroll of a single taquería on East Twain Avenue. No head office in between. That is the whole case for ordering direct, and it is the same case whichever app brought you here.
Weighing Up the Other Apps?
Each one has its own page, with the same breakdown.
Postmates is a trademark of its respective owner. Las Famosas de Jose is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Postmates. The figures above are the upper end of commission and fee ranges that delivery marketplaces publish or that are widely reported; the exact rate depends on the platform, the plan a restaurant is on and the market. Our point is the shape of the stack, not a quote for any one order.
Same Address Since Long Before the Apps.
Order direct from Las Famosas de Jose at 577 E Twain Ave. A small ordering fee, no commission, open 24 hours a day.