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Taco News Roundup ~ June 25th, 2008

9:44 AM PDT on June 25, 2008

Taco lovers around the world, so glad to see you again. With TACO down all day yesterday I was worried that I'd never have the chance to share all this taco goodness with you. But, things have improved and they tell me that the site is going to be faster from now on. Anyway, there are a ton of great stories in the taco-sphere this week, read them and revel in the taco lifestyle...

FAR EASTSIDE: Tacos in Japan-- Insane
HARLEM: Searching for a good taco in Harlem
OAKLAND: Taco Odyssey Through Oakland, CA
ILLINOIS: Tacos Del Norte of Gurnee Reviewed
LOS FELIZ: Two Taco Stands Visited
IN THE CRACK: Two Free Tacos from Jack Tomorrow
XILITIA: No Tacos Today [pic]
SEATTLE: Where did the Al Pastor go?
NYC: New in NYC: Cabrito

Photo Credit: jeahjaleah

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