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2010 The Learning Curve Continues…

It’s been a big year at Tacolicious. I’ve learned so much. Until I moved to San Francisco, my understanding of tacos was limited. Growing up, my mom would make them for the family at least once a week on “taco night.” For these evenings, tacos translated to a hard shell,…

Taco Christmas

The kids made gingerbread cookies yesterday. Pictured, we have a very nice looking Rudolph (duh) done by Silas, a cute Christmas tree by Moss and a spicy taco, topped with red-hots, by Mia, who we can always count on for brand expansion.

The New Yorker’s Lament (a.k.a. The Empire State of Mind)

I hear Jay-Z about New York. I lived there for a while back in 96 when I was going to cooking school. I definitely felt like I’d moved to the center of the world. Except for one mysterious phenomenon, which continues to this day: In New York, concrete jungle where dreams…

The Kids’ Happy Hour: Under 10? Eat Free at T-Lish Tuesday

As you can see from Sara’s last blog post, it turns out kids love Tacolicious just as much as adults. I’m always surprised at how preschool-age children are 1000 times more intimidating to me than any first date! At 10:30 AM, on the dot, there they were, a pack of…

Tacolicious: Better Than a Trip to the Zoo

Room to Grow, Moss’s preschool, took a field trip to Tacolicious on Thursday and I went as a chaperone. We boarded the J-Church around 9:30 and an hour later, about eight parents and a bevy of 22 three and four year olds were chest-high at the table, looking up at…