If you're looking for more upscale tacos and happen to be in Alpharetta's Avalon development, Ford Fry's "Mex-Tex" restaurant is the correct choice. Choose either puffy or hard shell options. 続きを読む
The local Tex-Mex favorite came back to life when its Sandy Springs restaurant opened last year. Rio Bravo's street tacos aren't the most authentic version of the form, but they're certainly tasty. 続きを読む
A favorite on Buford Highway, El Rey's tacos are considered by many to be the best in Atlanta. 続きを読む
Traditional options include barbacoa, lengua, and pastor. For anyone who wants to take their taco game to a new level, the chile relleno taco is a fine choice. 続きを読む
Another popular Buford Highway spot, La Pastorcita's tacos don't disappoint. And for those who might be a little hungrier, the restaurant's tortas get positive reviews too. 続きを読む
Hankook is where Korean and Mexican flavors collide with an assortment of Korean barbecue tacos. The crispy calamari taco is dressed with jalapenos and chili sauce. 続きを読む
There aren't many places that offer chicken liver tacos, but this Virginia-Highland restaurant is one of them. 続きを読む
Bartaco offers plenty of outdoor dining and beachy vibes. The taco selection includes fish, pork belly, and chorizo, but it's easy to branch out with falafel, curry shrimp, wild boar, and duck. 続きを読む
Adrian Villarreal (The Spence), now has his own taqueria in Midtown. He's dishing out authentic tacos, sides, and sweets. Pro tip: Upgrade your taco to a housemade corn tortilla for an extra $0.25. 続きを読む
Chef Eddie Hernandez's taqueria has taken off with four locations in Georgia and another in Nashville. For Mexican-Southern fusion, try the Memphis (chopped smoked pork) or fried chicken tacos 続きを読む
It might not be the most authentic Mexican fare, but tacos in a dive bar setting don't disappoint 続きを読む
Mi Barrio offers authentic Mexican cuisine, which is somewhat rare in Atlanta's East Side, along with an ambiance that feels like dining in a family kitchen. 続きを読む
