Cleveland Taco Guide: Three Cleveland Salsas You'll Love
Local salsas from Willy's Fresh Salsa, Sidekicks Salsa and Gourmet Firehouse Salsa are the perfect complement for any taco.
Local salsas from Willy's Fresh Salsa, Sidekicks Salsa and Gourmet Firehouse Salsa are the perfect complement for any taco.
Tacos are one of the most popular foods in the country — and for good reason. With so many different types of tacos out there, here's our guide of what to know before you go looking for your new favorite taco.
Head chef and owner John-Paul Farah's breakfast tacos are stuffed to the brim with all your favorite breakfast tastes.
These classic tacos are stuffed with grilled rib-eye and served along onions and lime wedges.
Combined with sweet mango salsa, lettuce and shredded cheese, this fresh seafood taco is perfect for a beach day.
Owner Juan Vergara's beef birria taco is his take on the classic, which is a Mexican staple at events such as birthdays, weddings and holiday gatherings.
With beef tongue that's cooked for three hours, this taco is the perfect mixture of lengua, cilantro, onion and salsa.
The Cuyahoga Valley National Park farm, which celebrates its one-year anniversary this month, focuses on homegrown heirloom vegetables, heritage-breed animals, pumpkin patches and more.
Despite only being on the menu for less than four months, the Smokin' Brussels taco has already become one of Bomba's biggest sellers.
The bar appeals to younger patrons with its affordable drinks, welcoming environment, live sports and more.
New owner Ron Leonhardt Jr. — a longtime Velvet Tango Room patron — has made it his mission to change as little as possible about the Duck Island bar.
With an expansive menu of over-the-top bar and soul food, the Haunted House Restaurant delivers a cinematic throwback horror experience in the former Melt space.