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Tacocraft Taqueria & Tequila Bar is officially taking its signature tacos and cocktails to Coral Springs this summer with a whole new lineup of margaritas. Set to open in late July, the new location will be the largest, at 4,500 square feet and seating for 200 people.
Tacocraft had already opened locations in downtown Fort Lauderdale, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, and Plantation Walk, and now, West Broward is about to get in on the taco fun. The Coral Springs outpost also marks the launch of a new trio of delicious new margaritas and a quartet of new signature cocktails that are all pretty Instagram-worthy.
New margarita flavors are launching at Tacocraft just in time for summer.
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The new beverage program will add new flavors to the already fan-favorite margaritas, including blood orange, coconut, and a matcha latte made with Flecha Azul Blanco tequila, matcha latte, fresh lime juice, agave nectar, and a sugared matcha rim.
“Part of Tacocraft’s success has been keeping things fresh and making sure there’s always something new and delicious to discover,” says restaurateur Marc Falsetto, owner and founder of Handcrafted Hospitality Group. Falsetto co-owns Tacocraft with partners Anthony Bruno, Pat Marzano, Dan Marino, and South Florida radio personality Paul Castronovo. “We’ve been waiting for the right moment to roll out the new beverage program, and the opening of our new Coral Springs restaurant was the perfect opportunity.”
Other new cocktails include the “Tulum Refresher,” made with Cantina Verde gin, St. Germain, lemon, simple syrup, and muddled cucumber, and the “Mango Mezcal Jalapeño,” made with Dos Hombres mezcal, mango Liquid Alchemist, fresh lime juice, muddled jalapeño, and a Tajín rim. The cocktails will be on the menu at every Tacocraft location.
An array of tacos and chips from Tacocraft
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All beverages can be paired with Tacocraft’s menu by Robbyns Martinez, corporate chef of Handcrafted Hospitality. Highlights include a stack of ultimate nachos, four specialty guacamoles, and a guacamole flight featuring the classic, tropical, sweet potato, and bacon and corn guacamoles.
The menu’s taco lineup includes chicken al pastor, carne asada, Korean short rib, chorizo, and egg, as well as an array of new additions, including reserve tacos like the smash burger taco, short rib birria taco, and Hawaiian big eye tuna taco.
The brand’s popular weekly “Taco Tuesday” celebration will also be available at the Coral Springs location. It will feature $4 tacos and $8 house margaritas all day long, as well as happy hour with discounted margaritas, beer, wine, and snacks Monday through Friday at the bar. On weekends, guests can enjoy brunch with bottomless spritzes, mimosas, and sangria.
Tacocraft. 3240 N. University Dr., Coral Springs; tacocraft.com. Opening late July 2024.
