If you’re a fan of Mexican cuisine, you’ve probably heard the term “taco” countless times. But have you ever stopped to think about what this iconic word really means? We haven’t either, but let’s find out together.
Origin and History
The term “taco” has its roots in the Nahuatl language, spoken by the Aztecs and other indigenous peoples of Mexico. In Nahuatl, the word “tlaco” means “half” or “in the middle.” It’s believed that tacos got their name because of the way the tortilla is folded in half to wrap the filling.
Variety and Versatility
Today, tacos come in a wide variety of styles, shapes, and flavors. From classic tacos al pastor to sophisticated seafood tacos, there’s an option for every taste and preference. Plus, the versatility of tacos allows for limitless creativity when it comes to ingredients and combinations.
Culture and Tradition
Tacos are much more than just food in Mexico. They are a symbol of Mexican culture and identity, and are deeply connected to festivities, celebrations, and family gatherings. The preparation and enjoyment of tacos are a way to keep culinary traditions alive and share special moments with loved ones.
Variety is the Essence of Tacos
At La Vicenta, we know that tacos are like family—you can never have too many! That’s why we offer an incredible variety of options for you to choose from, depending on your mood and cravings of the day. From classic campechano tacos to crunchy gobernador tacos, along with irresistible charcoal-grilled asada tacos and delicious chicken milanesa tacos, we have something that will make you say, “I want more!” Each of our tacos is made with love and the freshest ingredients, so get ready for a burst of flavor that will leave you wanting more.
Enjoy Tacos at La Vicenta
From the most original flavors to perfect combinations, our selection of tacos is a flavor journey you won’t want to end. So, why wait? Make your reservation and #GoToVicenta (To La Vicenta, of course) to enjoy some delicious tacos with your friends, family, or partner.