It’s been a week of ups and downs. Taco Trail got the details on Salsa Limon‘s expansion into Dallas directly from the owner and dug the signature taco, El Capitan, a pan-Mexican treat pulling from several regions. However, we had to experience a big bummer in the form of dry pastor (which might or might have not come from a sparkly clean trompo).
Nearby, Rusty Taco beat out Fuel City in the Dallas Morning News‘ taqueria popularity contest. Our compadres at L.A. Taco catch up with Jarrod and Mando from Taco Journalism. A Canadian experiences one of the greatest moments of his life (after the jump). After hitting crypto-Jewish kosher tacos in El Paso, explaining the Navajo taco and visiting the cradle of the breakfast taco, KJZZ in Phoenix wrapped up their excellent taco week with K-Mex. The segments, on the development of tacos on this side of the border, are short and well worth the listen. And before we move on to the roundup, if you’re in Dallas-Fort Worth make sure to RSVP for the taco truck and craft beer festival presented by the North Texas Taco Festival and Four Corners Brewing Company, TacoCon (Cerveza). Admission is free.
Poppo’s taco shop brings California feel to Anna Maria — Bradenton Herald
35 Best Tacos in America — The Daily Meal
Taco Maria’s Chicano Cuisine Hits OC — Opening Alert — Eater LA
Taco Bell Forces Formerly Frustrated Fans to Literally Eat Their Words — Co.Create
Taco Cabana Begins Restoration of its Original Restaurant in the Historic Monte Vista Neighborhood of San Antonio — PRNewswire
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