Best Taqueria in Cary (restaurant, food, villas)

[evaofnc]

What's your vote? We usually go to Rancho Grande but since we've moved they're kind of a trek. We ended up going last night since I had a hankering for their lengua tacos. They've got good tamales there too.

[Bmateo]

I used to like Poncho Villas. They have dollar tacos on Tues/Thurs.

But recently I discovered Toscero's (I think I spelled it right), and it's my new favorite. They have a condiment/salsa bar so you can fix 'em like you want 'em, and they also have a full menu, which I've never tried. In addition to great salsa's, and all the cilantro and lime wedges you want, they also have some really good cabbage slaws, and other "salad" type things on the bar.

I've not tried Rancho Grande, but maybe need to. All three of these places are right around the corner from one another.



(Barely worthy of being in the same discussion, but I've found that Los Tres in Cary has an awesome beer special. $1.50 drafts on Tues, Sat, Sun. Pretty good selection of drafts too. Yes, their idea of "Mexican food" is offensive, but the beer is good. I wonder if they'd let me bring my own salsa in, so they could just serve me warm chips and cold beers....?)

[evaofnc]

Rancho Grande also has a great condiment bar. I actually get bummed if I go into a place and they don't have that cabbage slaw on their bar haha.

Seems like all the taquerias in the area are centered around "global village" as I like to call it. Maybe we'll give Toscero's a try next time.

[SFspiderman]

I assume you guys are actually talking about Tarascos...

I actually like Bravo's up at Harrison and Maynard for Tex-Mex. A bit pricier, but offers a complete menu and quite good.

[Leftyforlife]

I second Bravo's! Fast, fresh food and the place is usually busy; a good sign at any restaurant!