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Taconazo

From WikiTacos, the taco encyclopedia · Taquería

Taconazo is a Tijuana taquería chain founded in Playas de Tijuana in 2008 and known for adobada topped with guacamole.

Contents
  1. Overview
  2. Context
  3. Reviews
  4. See also
  5. References

Overview

The San Diego Reader reported that Taconazo opened in 2008 at Paseo Ensenada 712 in Playas de Tijuana, quickly became a local favorite and expanded to branches in Hipódromo behind the Xolos stadium, near Tacos Franc and in La Cacho. A 2024 guide from Where The Road Forks counted six locations and singled out the adobada with guacamole on top, with a menu that also includes quesadillas, tostadas, burros, sopes, birria and vegetarian tacos.

Most locations open in the morning and stay open until about 1 a.m., later on Friday and Saturday nights.

Context

Tijuana's taquerías are known for adobada carved from the trompo, carne asada with guacamole, and birria, and many stay open late.

Reviews

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See also

References

  1. "Classic Tijuana taquerías". San Diego Reader. Retrieved 2026-10-10.
  2. "19 Best Tacos in Tijuana (2024)". Where The Road Forks. Retrieved 2026-10-10.
Categories: Adobada Taquerías Taquerías in Mexico Taquerías in Tijuana