El Come Taco in East Dallas delivers an authentic taste of Mexico City with every bite. From the moment you walk in, the smell of fresh tortillas and sizzling meats fills the air, promising a meal that’s casual, comforting, and full of flavor. Family-run and focused on quality, the restaurant has earned a loyal following by letting the ingredients shine.
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Street food is the heart and soul of many cultures, offering a taste of local flavors and traditions. Here’s a tour of the top street foods from seven countries, guaranteed to tantalize your taste buds. All can be found deliciously in Dallas:
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Dallas is a vibrant city known for its diverse and dynamic food scene. This week, we spotlight five must-visit restaurants, including two newly opened upscale dining establishments, two mid-range favorites, and a delicious hole-in-the-wall that promises an unforgettable culinary experience.
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by Steven Doyle
When it comes to Texans we love our tacos, and in recent years that facination has spread throughout the country like bacon on a band wagon.
We searched all of Texas for the very best in various styles including breakfast tacos, those perennial crunchy tacos, street tacos and even the elusive puffy taco. We encourage you to try these tacos, and offer your favorites. Tacos are not just for Tuesday, celebrate these icons daily. Continue reading
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by Alex “Moose” Perez
If you weren’t aware Dallas, there is a taco club that exists and they’re called Tacobots, which had a regular column on craveDFW for a long time. The Tacobots came out of long winter hibernation and chose El Come Taco as their first target to chow down some tacos. I had the pleasure of meeting the Villava family which happen to be the proud owners of this delicious taco joint.
El Come Tacos opened it’s doors in Novemeber 2013 and has been serving street-style tacos to the masses. According to the Villava brothers Luis and Francisco, they wanted to open a taco restaurant based on their own personal philosophy: food that was of highest quality and wanted to serve up “original Mexico street-style tacos”. Speaking of quality, there were a few things that really impressed me about Come Taco. Continue reading
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