taqueria
- noun
- /ˌtɑːkəˈriːə/
- US
- Many locals love to grab lunch at the small taqueria just down the street.
- La taqueria
- Cactus Taqueria
- Mexican Taqueria
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Moving along, we stopped at a cute little taqueria for some pork tacos and a quesadilla for me.
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La Bonita, especially their original location in Northeast Portland, dishes up consistently delicious taqueria fare.
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It's not the best taqueria in Oregon.
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I get glimpses of that sort in much of the menu at Taqueria Portland.
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I recommend Rosa's La Villa Taqueria.
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Los Gorditos is a laid-back taqueria.
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Since 1950, El Milagro has been making their own tortillas in the factory next to their taqueria.
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Taqueria del Mar is far more accommodating than most other taco shops; they don't use any animal fats in cooking.
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There are many, many taquerias in town, but the critical details they get right at Taqueria Portland mean the difference between forgettable mediocrity and lasting impressions that are comforting in many ways.
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I'm talking about a late-night weekend taco run to Gresham's Taqueria Rico Taco, home of super-fast Mexican fare and a well-stocked salsa bar.
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Etymology
The word taqueria comes from Spanish and joins taco and the ending -ería, which means a shop or 'place for' something and is like English bakery. So a taqueria is a shop 'for tacos' and other Mexican foods.