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Touring Tijuana & Rosarito Baja California for some delicious marlin tacos, shrimp tacos, carnitas, & more Mexican food! Mexico has some of the best food and we had the best street food tour in Tijuana with @bajacalifood !

Tired of the same old taco joints? Been to your favorite local stomps more times than you can count and now you’re craving something new? Well, in Tucson all you have to do is click your heels together three times and a new taco joint appears. And earlier in the week someone must have done just that, as a new taco and beer restaurant has officially opened, serving up all the tacos and beers you can eat and drink (responsibly, of course).

When the food is good, a restaurant can get away with many things. Poor location, interior decorating, and in the case of one small joint in metro Phoenix, no marketing. It forces the restaurant to rely completely on word of mouth, so when the restaurant does well, it says something about the establishment. For one Valley area Mexican restaurant, business has been so good, despite having no marketing or online presence, it has officially expanded to a second location.

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The 8th Annual Tequila & Tacos Festival in Knoxville is a great event where you can sample tequilas, margaritas, mezcals and beer, enjoy food from area restaurants selling tacos and other specialty dishes, and listen to great live music! The event is a fundraiser for Remote Area Medical, an organization focused on providing free, quality healthcare to those in need.

The 8th Annual Tequila & Tacos Festival in Knoxville is a great event where you can sample tequilas, margaritas, mezcals and beer, enjoy food from area restaurants selling tacos and other specialty dishes, and listen to great live music! The event is a fundraiser for Remote Area Medical, an organization focused on providing free, quality healthcare to those in need.

Mexican restaurants are a-dime-a-dozen in metro Phoenix. Not to say there aren’t locations around the Valley that offer up some incredible flavors and authentic tastes, but it’s not exactly difficult to find a unique Mexican joint. Because of this, when one does open offering a different take on classic Mexican food, it is well worth mentioning. It may also provide residents who have struggled to find food that fits into dietary requirements an opportunity to finally enjoy some of the delicious food options that are available. With a new opening that launched just last week, there is a new entry into the world of Mexican food in greater Phoenix that will help fill a surprisingly large void.

When one thinks about Mexican cuisine, Ohio is hardly the first place that comes to mind. However, more restaurants and food trucks serving Mexican cuisine have emerged in the state in recent years. Here is a list of some of the best Mexican food in Ohio, from tacos to enchiladas.

Happy Cinco de Mayo...let's talk Tacos! In Connecticut, what makes the perfect taco? A traditional taco can be made with a variety of fillings, including beef, pork, chicken, seafood, beans, vegetables, and cheese, allowing for great versatility and variety. They are often garnished with various condiments, such as salsa, guacamole, or sour cream, and vegetables, such as lettuce, onion, tomatoes, and chiles. Tacos are a common form of antojitos, or Mexican street food, which have spread around the world.

Cinco de Mayo is a day we commemorate the Mexican army's unexpected victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. And while the origins of this holiday's popularity in the U.S. are unclear, it has become one of the biggest days to celebrate Mexican culture and sip on margaritas. Here are some of the festivities and food specials taking place in Miami on Cinco de Mayo:

There isn’t exactly a shortage of Mexican restaurants in greater Phoenix. The biggest problem you will have isn’t tracking down a taco or margarita, but instead deciding which is the best option to consider. There are, thankfully, some checks and balances within the Valley, as inferior restaurants are typically weeded out, thanks to the assortment of options. And yet, even still, it can be a challenge to pinpoint a quality Mexican joint if you’ve never been inside. Plenty of restaurants around town have invested heavily into their decor or building design, but that doesn’t have any indication as to the quality of the food. It simply shows an excess of investor dollars bulging out of pockets. Instead, one of the best ways to identify a quality restaurant ahead of time is to dig a bit into who is running the restaurant, and what kind of experience they have. One particular, family-owned Mexican restaurant has been serving the greater Phoenix community for years, and now that family has expanded, with a second restaurant designed to offer locals food that is both delicious and authentic.

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This simple-looking joint is a place where guests visit with low expectations and leave with a high level of satisfaction. It’s an amazing place to relax and enjoy delicious food, drink, and a nice atmosphere.

Food trucks have become the new way to eat everything from lunch to a fancy dinner. Nowhere does that seem to be more accurate than Portland, ME. Portland welcomes a bevy of new food trucks to curbside locations.

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There are a handful of local restaurants in the Valley that have managed to truly catch on with locals to the point of some rather serious expansion. There is no magic recipe for this. For some, it’s all about the quality of food and the price. For others, it is the vibe and decor mixed with good family-friendly atmospheres. Most restaurants struggle to ever discover this magical combination. Yet there are a few, whether by luck or by experimentation until everything clicks, that have managed to uncover the combination and, with it, expand out throughout metro Phoenix. One particular Mexican food restaurant has pushed to nearly a dozen restaurants in the region, with a new location on the way.

The eclectic culinary landscape in Los Angeles is well-known, and street food is no exception. LA's street food scene offers a variety of delectable options, including tacos, hot dogs, churros, and elote. Here are some of the top cities in the City of Angels for street cuisine.