Cedar Park Taxi

Best taxi service in Texas! I use them most times I visit friends. Favorite thing about them is that they are dependable and their drivers are pretty funny.

I had Cedar Park Taxi pick me up at the airport. They arrived on time and took me to my hotel without a hitch. Since I hadn’t been to this part of the country before, the driver gave me great recommendations to local restaurants. A wonderful experience! Thanks Cedar Park Taxi!

I flew to Austin to visit my long time friend that I met during college. As soon as I landed and I searched online, I found their site and I booked one right away, it took me 15 minutes to get out of the airport and the taxi was waiting for me right at the door. The driver was really nice with my luggage and deserved more tip that I left him (I didn’t have much cash on me but a 10 $ tip on a 50 $ trip was enough). I even called them again to take me back to the airport at the end of the trip and again, they didn’t take much longer to arrive. Wonderful experience honestly, very hard to find such experience with taxi drivers in such big cities.

I would avoid. The equipment is poor. The drivers aren’t the most precessional group. Pricing is very inconsistent.

I used CP Taxi for the first time on NYE. I set my pickup time for 2 am. CP Taxi called me about 1:30ish to let me know they were running behind. I told them not to worry about it. I expected them to be running late. CP Taxi picked me up around 3 am… which wasn’t an issue since we were still partying. Our driver was James (i think). He was very professional considering i was highly intoxicated. James dropped me off at my residence safely. I would recommend CP Taxi to everyone.
Thank you CP Taxi for getting me home safe! May you have a happy and successful 2014!

I had a bad experience with this company. Their dispatch is good and they came right away. But when I got in the taxi the first thing I notice was was how awful it smelled. They use a few too many of those disgusting hanging air fresheners. You can only wonder what it covers up.
The next thing I noticed was Rush Limbaugh blaring on the radio. I am not a fan. I asked the driver to turn it off. His reply was — «For the whole trip?» «Yes, the whole trip,» I replied.
The driver then decided to take a route that was way out of the way. I told him there is a faster route. He then asked if I would prefer to have another driver. I agreed, and he took me back home.
I will never, ever use this company.
Call QT at 512.964−1141. This guy is a professional. The cab isn’t great, but he is pleasant and courteous.

These guys suck. A family member flew in as a surprise for my birthday. This company was supposed to pick him up but, their driver left because the plane was late. They lied and said the flight was listed as «on time» all day but, my family was mointoring the flight and the airline had it listed as delayed since before it took off. Now the guy is sending harrasing text messages to my phone…
Stay classy Cedar Park Taxi!

Quick pick up. Clean vehicle. Friendly driver.

There is only one word that can sum up this service: UGH!
While I am not exactly expecting Nordstrom’s quality service from cabbies, there is still a basic code of manners and common sense that everyone should follow.
From the beginning, the «gentleman» on the phone was very brisk, rude, and gave me the feeling that I was irritating him simply by calling. Not exactly a shining first impression. But… again I am calling a cab, not a limo, so I let it fly.
They informed me that my cab would arrive in 15 minutes behind my home (that’s where our garages are in my neighborhood) – alright, cool beans.
No more than 5 minutes later, my dogs are going berserk downstairs. Once they stop howling, I am able to hear the BLARING horn in FRONT of my house. Not a little «beep-​beep» mind you, but the very same horn I give teeny boppers on their cell phone who cut me off in daddy’s Lexus.
Not only was this RUDE, but it was extremely embarrassing! I am new to the neighborhood, and having a crummy cab blaring his horn at me like some football jock from a bad 80’s movie was SLIGHTLY noticeable in my quaint, quiet neighborhood.
I motion for him to cut the horn, then have 10 minutes less than what I expected to throw on my clothes and head out the door. Two minutes later when I emerge, I had to help myself and my bags in the cab, while the driver was content to keep his butt planted on his seat.
Again, I am not expecting limo service, but opening doors – for men or women – is just good manners!
As if that debacle wasn’t irritating enough, he then makes a «subtle» comment about how I kept him waiting. Oh please. I don’t mind someone being early, but don’t complain about waiting if you are!
After a very tense ride to my destination in a poorly maintained cab, I am then informed that he will not take my card – he will only take cash. When I explained to him that this was NOT explained to me on the phone, he told me in a VERY patronizing tone that all cabs only take cash.
Alright…
1) Is this 1973!!! I have ALWAYS been able to use cards with cabbies (with exception to traveling abroad); if not in the car, then certainly online or over the phone. Not sure about other Unilocalers, but I certainly do not find myself carrying cash very often!
2) Note to office: When being asked, «Is there anything else you need?» on the phone, that MIGHT be a good time to mention: «HAY. CASH ONLY.» …Just saying.
Fortunately for him, there were other people nearby and I tend to have a sense of class. Having to deal with all that for such a short drive, I had half a mind to tell him to piss off.
Of course…
I like to give most places a second chance.
Or perhaps its only when I call a cab, I’m desperate.
Either way, I recently called them again to bring me home from work since I fell too ill to operate my own vehicle. Again I received an estimated arrival time of 15 minutes (note, this is a location they have been to at least once before).
Almost 40 minutes later, I give up, crawl half-​alive into my car and take the 10 minute drive myself at a very slow pace.
I may have been miserable, but at least they don’t have my money! :D