In the early 70's there was a small Mexi restaurant that had a special of 4 tacos for a dollar (Thursday night I think).We freshmen in Dodds House would take orders and bring back sacks of tacos for everyone. It was west, right off Welch. Anyone know the name? They later went to 3 for a buck so we quit going.
Taco place off Welch in early 70's?
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That was before my time, but there was a Mexican joint on Duff when i was in school that had a thing where if you or anyone in your party could drink two, large margaritas, the whole group ate for free. Sounded good, so we tried it. The combination of size, booze content and tartness of these things was otherworldly.
Sad to say...we couldn’t get it done.
Sad to say...we couldn’t get it done.
La Fuente would be my first guess, also, however I think their margarita challenge prize was a t-shirt. The concept of a *group* eating for free if one person finishes two large drinks doesn't sound very sustainable, though.
La Fuente building is a Mexican restaurant again, as of recently. Forgot what it's called now but food was decent.
ah boomers using the internet for good not eveil. its a bueatiful thing
And Taco Time still had amazing tacos until it closed.Alcohol was also legal at 19, then went to 18. Time has really progressed.
It was La Fuente, and I think you’re right about the T-Shirt being the prize as opposed to the meal. Those things were enormous.
Carlos McGee's was there first but had to change their name to O'Malley McGees due to franchise in the south with the same name.
