The burrito is a Mexican dish that originated in the northern part of Mexico, particularly in the state of Chihuahua, during the 19th century. The word “burrito” means “little donkey” in Spanish, which is said to be a reference to the rolled-up appearance of the dish that resembles a donkey’s ear. Originally, burritos were made with simple ingredients such as beans, meat, and chilies, and were wrapped in a large flour tortilla to create a portable meal for laborers and travelers. Over time, the dish evolved to include different fillings such as rice, cheese, guacamole,... Read More

Foods and flavors from Mexico have influenced American cuisine for centuries. However, in the second half of the twentieth century, dishes with Mexican flavors became increasingly commonplace across the country. T/aco achieved the highest ranking for the best Mexican Restaurant in Boulder, Colorado, based on the most current Tripadvisor ratings. Using only the freshest ingredients, T/aco offers a unique dining experience that’s sure to please even the most discriminating palates. It is our belief that making meals with the best available ingredients would result in the best possible taste... Read More

Why are margaritas called margaritas? A woman allegedly ordered a “magnolia” in 1942 while Pancho Morales was serving her at Tommy’s Place in Juarez, Mexico. The only component of the drink that Morales could recall was cointreau. He added tequila and gave the new mixture the Spanish name “margarita,” which means “daisy” in English. Boulder has several restaurants that serve some of the best margaritas in the state. Here are the top 7 margarita spots in Boulder, based on the most recent Yelp reviews: 1 – La Mariposa Restaurant & Margarita House 2... Read More

The following is a list of the highest rated Happy Hours in Boulder, Colorado, based on recent Yelp reviews: 1 – River and Woods 2 – Mojo Taqueria Boulder 3 – Avanti Food & Beverage 4 – The Bitter Bar 5 – T/ACO an Urban Taqueria 6 – The West End Tavern 7 –  Mountain Sun Pub & Brewery 8 – Blackbelly Market photo via:: River and Woods:    Read More