
Casa Frida Mexican Cuisine
Victor and Julieta Bocos’s restaurant since 2012, with regional Mexican cooking, crispy tripa, mojo-marinated meats, mole and Baja seafood tacos.
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Victor and Julieta Bocos’s restaurant since 2012, with regional Mexican cooking, crispy tripa, mojo-marinated meats, mole and Baja seafood tacos.
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Davie Boulevard’s outdoor taco stop, with cabeza, lengua, tripa, chicharrón and soups, plus a second Fort Lauderdale address.
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Oscar Perez’s restaurant since 2012, with tacos mexicanos, handmade gorditas, cactus huaraches and a hot-stone Tarasco mixed grill.
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A Mexican restaurant beside La Hacienda bakery and market, with cecina, cueritos, birriadillas, mole and grills for a shared table.
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A family taco counter with cabeza, lengua, tripa and carnitas, plus gorditas, huaraches and a second John Young Parkway address.
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Handmade-tortilla tacos, thick sopes, tamales and quesabirria across four current Tampa-area counters.
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A 2020 food-truck story grown into a Ybor taco kitchen, with beef birria, glazed pork belly, gobernador shrimp and sweet-potato tacos.
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West Tampa’s family taco kitchen, with cochinita pibil, lengua, tripa, chorizo with potato and an early breakfast service.
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John and Juliana Calloway’s Mills 50 taquería, with banana-leaf achiote pork, smoked greens, pork belly and brisket tacos.
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The Tamayo Villasenor family’s three-location kitchen, with street tacos, ranchera beef, birria and customizable burritos since 2007.
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Orange Blossom Trail’s taco-and-torta counter, with carne asada, pastor, cabeza, gorditas, huaraches and quesabirrias.
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Calle Ocho’s established Mexican dining room and bakery, with lengua tacos, cheese-and-bean chorreados, mole and family combination plates.
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Flagler’s late-night taquería, with lengua, cheek, buche, tripa and lamb barbacoa, plus sopes, huaraches and black-mole enchiladas.
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A Baja-inspired taco counter in Wynwood and Calle Ocho, with rotisserie pastor, flame-grilled steak, battered fish and handmade tortillas.
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Fernando Luna and Guillermina Mozo’s Oaxacan restaurant, with goat birria tacos, tacos placeros, mole burritos and handmade corn dishes.
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Félix and Estela Rojas’s Oaxacan family kitchen, established in 1999, with tlayudas, pozole and a broad taco and antojito menu.
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Easton Avenue’s counter-service taco kitchen and patio, with golden avocado, charred Brussels sprouts, rajas and meat fillings.
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The Pita family’s Puebla-rooted restaurant, with goat tacos, green-salsa chicharrón, comal quesadillas, tlacoyos and weekend barbacoa.
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Market Street’s colorful taco dining room, with pastor and green salsa, carnitas, lengua, tripa, ear tacos and aguas frescas.
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A family restaurant with two Passaic addresses, featuring suadero, ranchero steak tacos, cecina huaraches and huitlacoche quesadillas.
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Grand Street’s early-opening Mexican kitchen, with cecina and pastor tacos, birria in several formats, milanesa tortas and breakfast tamales.
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Tony Campos’s family restaurant since 1995, with pineapple pastor, braised lengua, suadero, Oaxaca-cheese birria and a full Mexican dining menu.
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A focused Mexico City-style taco counter, with carnitas, pastor, cabeza, buche, cueritos, oreja and cactus and onion accompaniments.
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A longstanding downtown weekday stop, with taco bowls, big soft tacos and double-decker quesadillas finished with the house white and taco sauces.
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