It was, also, very expensive to set up to franchise back then. “Somebody approached us, but at that point, we didn’t feel that we could standardize and duplicate the way that we knew we would need to because of our style of cooking – we cook fresh, from scratch, every day. “We thought about franchising as far back as ten to fifteen years ago,” Neal remembers. Since then, Taco Rico has opened up four other corporate locations in southern Florida – Miami (Tropical Park), Miami Beach, Pinecrest, and Doral and two franchises – West Kendall and Davie. “We bought it and within six months, changed it to our concept – what we felt was our spin on Mexican food.”
1, which is the main corridor down here in Coral Gables,” he recounts. “There was a restaurant for sale – a little Mexican place that actually had the name Taco Rico along U.S. He began working for the Red Lobster chain as a teenager, and had worked his way up to executive status, when, in 1992, he and his business partner, James Ross, decided to go out on their own. Sat-Sun at 5004 Telegraph Ave.Leland Neal, founder and CEO of Taco Rico Tex-Mex Cafe, has been in the restaurant business since he was 16 years old. In addition to bagels in all the classic flavors, chef-owner Reesa Kashuk does bagel sandos topped with egg or whitefish salad, look for house-swirled cream cheese in truffle and jalapeno serrano Details: Open 6:30 a.m. Poppy Bagels: This bagel shop made its highly-anticipated debut a month ago, bringing chewy, sought-after, New York-style bagels to Temescal. Don’t miss the daily veggie sambusa and three types of Ethiopian teas. Fans of her Berkeley farmer’s market food can expect similar flavors, from ful to misir wot lentils in spicy beriberi sauce. Pi Day 2023: Where to find pizza and pie deals (plus a math party) on Tuesday, 3/14ĭesta Ethiopian Cafe: Gluten-free teff flour injera is among the specialties at Sirgout Aga Badana’s first brick and mortar devoted to vegan Ethiopian cuisine. daily at 2064 Antioch Court, Oakland Restaurants, Food and Drink | Sliver’s pizzas feature organic produce, no meat or sauce and come in creative flavors, from corn and chile pasilla, to a four-mushroom pie with fresh herbs. Sliver Pizzeria: The sourdough pizza makers with Cheese Board Collective cred continue their East Bay takeover after a recent Lafayette opening with a new spot in Montclair. Don’t miss the pitaya tortillas made fresh daily. Located in the former Holy Land, Rico Rico Vegano’s all-vegan menu of tacos, burritos, quesadillas features fried cauliflower, sauteed cactus, soy chorizo, mushrooms, marinated hibiscus and so much more. daily at 55 Webster St., Suite 66-055, Oakland Rico Rico Vegano: This Grand Lake neighborhood taqueria is the veganized version of Rico Rico Taco, a wildly popular spot for spit-roasted al pastor.
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Left Bank Brasserie: Chef Roland Passot’s fourth Paris-inspired bistro is at Jack London Square, in a sprawling 7,500-square-feet, indoor-outdoor waterfront space. Who can keep up with all the new openings in the East Bay’s most exciting food city? Here are five just-opened Oakland restaurants that caught our eye in the past month in the neighborhoods of Jack London Square, Montclair, Temescal and beyond.
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