I was so glad when I found this little spot a month or so ago. I had Never new it was there. I would have to agree. DELICIOSO! sp?
Taqueria El Calentano on 331
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I was so glad when I found this little spot a month or so ago. I had Never new it was there. I would have to agree. DELICIOSO! sp?
Anyone know what days & hours they are open?
We went July 4th night. They are open 11am to 9pm.
It was VERY good! Homemade tortillas. I had chicken tacos w Avacado. One of the owners served us...I would butcher his name. He was very friendly!!! We will definetly go back...AND he mentioned since the 4 lane project they might be moving to SRB!! WOOOOOOHOOOOOO!
Authentic Mexican close by
If anyone is looking for real authentic mexican food, you need to try Taqueria el Calentano on the other side of the 331 bridge (about 2 miles from the far side). It sounds far away but its not. They have crazy authentic things on the menu like Lenua (cow tongue), Cabeza (cow head) and Menudo soup (made from some part of the cow stomach?). But they also have things that most Americano's are used to. I personally love their sandwiches/tortas (especially the chorizo/spiced sausage sandwich) that all come with cheese, ham, onion, avocado, and jalapenos on them. There is actually a mexican family that drives from Navarre every weekend to eat there.
I confess that I am friends with them, but I honestly do really love eating there.
Try it yourself and order the Cabeza if you dare (I haven't but I've heard its good).
If anyone is looking for real authentic mexican food, you need to try Taqueria el Calentano on the other side of the 331 bridge (about 2 miles from the far side). It sounds far away but its not. They have crazy authentic things on the menu like Lenua (cow tongue), Cabeza (cow head) and Menudo soup (made from some part of the cow stomach?). But they also have things that most Americano's are used to. I personally love their sandwiches/tortas (especially the chorizo/spiced sausage sandwich) that all come with cheese, ham, onion, avocado, and jalapenos on them. There is actually a mexican family that drives from Navarre every weekend to eat there.
I confess that I am friends with them, but I honestly do really love eating there.
Try it yourself and order the Cabeza if you dare (I haven't but I've heard its good).
If anyone is looking for real authentic mexican food, you need to try Taqueria el Calentano on the other side of the 331 bridge (about 2 miles from the far side). It sounds far away but its not. They have crazy authentic things on the menu like Lenua (cow tongue), Cabeza (cow head) and Menudo soup (made from some part of the cow stomach?). But they also have things that most Americano's are used to. I personally love their sandwiches/tortas (especially the chorizo/spiced sausage sandwich) that all come with cheese, ham, onion, avocado, and jalapenos on them. There is actually a mexican family that drives from Navarre every weekend to eat there.
I confess that I am friends with them, but I honestly do really love eating there.
Try it yourself and order the Cabeza if you dare (I haven't but I've heard its good).
I wouldn't dare...
Cabeza is ok Dune-AHH don't be skeered..it is just meat off of the skull. The menudo otoh is chitterlings...tripe/intestine.If anyone is looking for real authentic mexican food, you need to try Taqueria el Calentano on the other side of the 331 bridge (about 2 miles from the far side). It sounds far away but its not. They have crazy authentic things on the menu like Lenua (cow tongue), Cabeza (cow head) and Menudo soup (made from some part of the cow stomach?). But they also have things that most Americano's are used to. I personally love their sandwiches/tortas (especially the chorizo/spiced sausage sandwich) that all come with cheese, ham, onion, avocado, and jalapenos on them. There is actually a mexican family that drives from Navarre every weekend to eat there.
I confess that I am friends with them, but I honestly do really love eating there.
Try it yourself and order the Cabeza if you dare (I haven't but I've heard its good).
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I love the Taqueria too and we're overdue a trip over the bridge! cheese dip here I come!
I went there on a previous SOWAL posting. I have eaten there several times since. LOVE IT!!!! The corn tortillas are homemade and DELICOUS!
good food and almost always funn people there visit with. (if you have little ones, watch out for the toy machines in the back that call their names ;-))