I just love Google.
So I Googled "Taco Tuesday" to see if Taco Tuesday truly is a legitimate saying.
Here is what I found..
One popular theory suggests that a restaurant in California, possibly Taco John's, coined the term "Taco Tuesday" as a catchy way to attract customers. The phrase soon gained traction, and other eateries began adopting it to boost their sales.
There you have it.
TACO TUESDAY..
This past Tuesday, October the 28th, Patti and I decided to try out a local Taco eatery that we have heard about.
The proper name of our local taco eatery is not GANJA GUYS.
Its proper name is EL JEFE TACO JOINT.
Looking out at our Chevrolet Suburban from our table.
As you look down at the next three photos, please notice how small (Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny) the Taco was.
A very nice photo of "Our Patti".
We split a Spicy Chicken Taco (in the foreground) and Chips and Dip (in the background).
At $5.50 for the Taco and $7.50 for the Chips and Dip we felt it was "overpriced" for what we got.
Below is a close up look at the Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Taco.
No. We don't plan to return to the EL JEFE TACO JOINT.
Cap and Patti
Bye The Way, below is a photo of Nachos at Carlos O'Brian's in Scottsdale, Arizona. Yes we paid a tad more but..
