Restaurant Plans Change For Popular Danbury Taco Truck

Who doesn't like Tacos? Lebron James even tried to copyright "Taco Tuesday", or whatever he tried to do, everyone loves tacos, not just 'Bron Bron.' Tacos are almost as 'American' as pizza. See what I did there?

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Anyway, I have always said and have heard, "the one constant in life is change", and with that, I have some good news and some bad news. One of Danbury's own eating establishments was looking to make a major change, but for whatever reason, that did not happen. El Taco Loco, a popular food truck business in Danbury had plans to move into an actual brick-and-mortar building, but that didn't happen and that is the bad news.

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The good news is they will remain open right where they are, and according to CT Food Trucks:

We are a family run food truck on Main Street in Danbury, CT. We have tacos with handmade tortillas, tortas, quesadillas, burritos, and more! Our goal is to provide people with an authentic Mexican taste!

Here is the official announcement directly from their Instagram.

They say everything happens for a reason and this may turn out to be an even better change for them by not changing and we wish them all the luck. El Taco Loco, according to their Facebook page, is open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 5 pm to 9 pm, and it looks like sometimes they stay open till 10 pm, or they just need to update some of the info on their page. Either way, check them out on Facebook right here.

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6 Of The Oldest Restaurants In The Northeast Worth The Drive

We will take a look at 6 of the oldest restaurants that are within driving distance...

The Griswold Inn is located in Essex and in New York it's The 76' House in Tappan. I was curious and looked at what is the oldest in nearby New Jersey, Pennslyvania, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

In New Jersey we will look at The Cranbury Inn located in the township of Middlesex, in Pennsylvania, it will be McGillin's Olde Ale House located in Philadelphia.

In Rhode Island, we will look at the White Horse Tavern in Newport, and in Massachusetts its Union Oyster House in Boston.