Taquería serving authentic Mexican tacos in Austin, TX since 2009. 🌮 9 locations
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2900 W Anderson Lane
Suite K
Austin, Texas 78757, US
BIG news! We are grateful to be a part of this phenomenon in partnership with Major League Soccer & Austin FC since day #1. #verde
With a 2024 average regular season attendance of 23,240, Major League Soccer has set a new attendance record of more than 11 million fans, surpassing the 2023 regular season record of 10,900,804. #momentum #attendance #record #futbol #soccer https://lnkd.in/eZCRjwAi
We are extremely grateful for the turnaround and the support we had at our opening party. We are very excited to be a part of this great community of the City of Bee Cave, Texas. We would like to thank Mayor Kara King, Dori Kelley, and the rest of the staff as well as everybody from the Bee Cave Chamber of Commerce, The Retail Strategy & Resplendent Agency.
Exciting times ahead!
Not only is OneTaco. Taquería eyeing a massive Austin expansion, but the company has plans to go beyond the metro.
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The future is in good hands with the Texas McCombs School of Business / Texas HBSA. We're grateful for the opportunity to connect. Listos. 💚 to OneTaco. Taquería for keeping us fed.
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This is nacho ordinary snack — our Nacho Libres are a fan-favorite around here, and for good reason! 🔥 Topped with our queso, beans, sour cream, guacamole and jalapeños with your choice of steak, chicken or al pastor, this dish is too delish not to dive into. 📸: @austinfoodrecs
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I visited Austin, TX recently and found a great local eatery, OneTaco. Taquería, when I was out for a run. I'd never heard of it before, but I knew immediately that I had found something special. There were a few initial signs: - the line was LONG but moved FAST, - the line was full of VARIOUS kinds of buyers (construction workers, office workers, tourists, etc), and - buyers were willing to STAND and eat in order to make sure they got their meal. Clearly OneTaco. Taquería had something figured out about their constituency, and when I looked closer I confirmed what I initially suspected, they were a successful Austin food truck that had expanded their footprint locally to multiple brick-and-mortars over the course of the last number of years. "Expand-local" is a model that lies close to the heart of some of the questions Elle Ramel and I are trying to understand at One More Store: - What helps LOCAL stores expand intelligently and effectively in-place? - How can ANY store leverage their LOCAL IDENTITY inside their business? - Where do owners/operators go to BUILD on this kind of momentum? We've been asking ourselves these questions for a little while now. What do you think?