Categories: Food & Drink

This new restaurant in downtown Toronto will have $1 tacos for its grand opening

Here’s a foodie deal you don’t want to pass up on. Toronto’s King Street is getting a new taco spot and to celebrate its opening, they are cooking up a special deal for one day only.

Mark your calendars and bring your appetite. Toro Taqueria is the latest hot spot in Toronto, located at 461 King Street West.

“Originally from Monterrey, Mexico, Toro Taqueria is your local Toronto taco stand, inspired by the flavours of rural Mexican street food,” reads its site. “This taco stand delivers authentic flavours served fresh.”

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And in honour of its grand opening, they’ll be serving up its taco creations for $1.

You read that right. On June 11th, they’ll be whipping up delicious tacos all day and customers are limited to 3 each for that price.

That’s what we call a good deal – especially in Toronto.

As for the taco menu, you can expect Pastor, Asada, Pollo Asado and Pescado. The menu can be found here.

Get your friends and hit up this delicious Taco Tuesday deal – you know you want to.

Toro Taqueria – $1 tacos

When: June 11th, 2024
Where: 461 King Street West
Cost: $1 per taco

 

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