Food & Drink

The editors of Cleveland Magazine share the best local dishes they ate this month.

After starting out as a burrito, Taco Tontos' chefs turned the recipe into a two-layer taco — which has since turned into a menu mainstay.

This Painesville taco is a crunchy and chewy representation of authentic street food.

A peppery chimichurri adds zest to this seafood-based taco at the North Olmsted spot.

The team at this Tremont restaurant take a French approach to preparing the taco, with each one taking four days to prepare to ensure the meat is as soft and tender as possible.

Growing up, the owner couldn't get enough of his mother's cactus recipes — so much so he made the "prickly pear" the main ingredient of his vegan tacos.

With ground Beyond Meat, veggies and a zingy chimichurri sauce, this vegan taco eats like a full meal.

The authentically Mexican recipe is pulled directly from owner Ricardo Leon's friend's taco cart.

The regional chain uses simple ingredients to create a new flavor experience with this chicken-based taco.

The Lakewood restaurant and supermarket is the place to go for delicious, authentic tacos filled with barbacoa, lengua and more.

The owner of the Ohio City spot has built his restaurant around trying to capture the flavor of Mexico in a way Clevelanders will like.

The ever-expanding Latin- and Los Angeles-inspired restaurant group, which started in 2019, features a menu filled with unique and flavorful dishes.