NATIONAL TACO DAY 2020 — October 4
The typical definition of “Taco”, a usually fried tortilla that is folded or rolled and stuffed with a mixture of ingredients, such as seasoned meat, cheese, and lettuce, among other things, is just too dang simple once you hit the streets of The Fort when your taco craving hits you.
National Taco Day is Sunday, October 4th. What’s Up Fort Worth is giving you some notice so you can start indulging NOW. You can finish up with your tastings on Sunday, or why not stretch your own version of National Taco Day until Halloween. All of your favorite taco spots will not mind one single bit.
Here is our list of taco tasting targets (in no particular order), but Taco spots with Taco in the name are listed first.
Taco Heads
https://www.tacoheads.com/locations
Mariachi’s Tacos
Torchy’s Tacos
Los Tacos H’s
https://www.lostacohstx.com/#/
Rusty Taco
Tacos Los Irresistibiles
https://tacos-los-irresistibles.business.site/
Austin City Taco
https://www.austincitytaco.com/location/austin-city-taco/
Fuzzy’s Taco Shop
https://www.fuzzystacoshop.com/
Taco Diner
Velvet Taco
https://www.velvettaco.com/location/ft-worth/
Yucatan Taco Stand
https://yucatantacostand.com/mangolia/drinks-menu/
Rodeo Tacos
https://www.facebook.com/RodeoTacos19/
Chimy’s
Salsa Limon
Tinie’s Mexican Cuisine
https://www.facebook.com/tiniesfw
La Tortilandia
Joe T Garcia’s
Rio Mambo
Wild Salsa
https://www.wildsalsarestaurant.com/
The Original
El Primo’s (Mansfield)
El Arroyo (Arlington)
http://www.elarroyorestaurantarlington.com/
Mi Cocula
https://www.facebook.com/micoculamexicangrill/
Mi Cocina
Benito’s
Paco’s
Los Molcajetes
Los Vaqueros
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