It’s not a tremendous surprise that it’s making the change: The seating’s all outside. It has a wonderful outdoor space, one you can happily spend all afternoon in, say, in March. But on a 101-degree day in August, or a day like today, when the high’s below 50? The food is good enough to overcome unpleasant weather, but it makes sense that more people would go for a more comfortable environment.
“Fino [Rodriguez] and I will always be extremely grateful with the community of West Dallas, and of course, with all customers from all over Dallas for giving us three years of amazing memories,” says co-owner Victor Rico. “When we opened Taquero, many people didn’t believe that we were going to make it because of the area, but against all odds, we did.”
On a visit a few months ago, the chef sent out sopa de fideo, which is a comforting soup we all need in our lives.
Taylor Adams
One thing we do know, though, is it will not be within the same area, but still in Dallas. It’s a bummer to see West Dallas lose another taco destination (Trompo closed its West Dallas location after opening in North Oak Cliff), but there will be some perks to the new place.
“[There will be] indoor and outdoor seating, [a] large parking space, sale of alcoholic beverages, and of course, a new menu,” Rico says. “It was time for us to make a move; we want the best for our customers, and I know this change will make them very happy.”
Taquero, 1601 Singleton Blvd. (West Dallas). Open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday.
