Posted in Nashville
April 24, 2019
Nashville’s Best Mexican Food Can Be Found At This Family-Owned Restaurant
When you think of Mexican food in the United States, it most likely brings states like Texas, Arizona, and California to mind. States that actually border Mexico, of course, In Tennessee, landlocked both by water and United States property, it may seem a bit difficult to find a bit of ethnic flair. We’re here to say that’s not so! La Hacienda is located in the heart of the city and makes Mexican food so authentic and delicious that even former President Barack Obama ate here during his visit. Not convinced yet? Check out the restaurant below!
La Hacienda Taqueria is an authentic Mexican restaurant located in the heart of southern Nashville. It operates as a market, bakery and eatery, which means not only can you indulge in a margarita or two but you can pick up the specialty ingredients you need at home.
Colorful, family-owned and true to its roots, this lovely little spot is brightly decorated with art that hails from Mexico and is constantly filled with happy, munching locals and tourists.
The Woodbine locale has been around for almost three decades, and it's been bringing the party ever since its inception. Make sure to go on off-hours if you can, to keep from the crowds. But those tacos? They're well worth a wait!
Here you can see the ceviche, wildly popular and a constant on the menu, but folks also rave about the chips and salsa as well as the decadent white cheese sauce.
Of course, you can't skip the margaritas!
The family-friendly eatery is a must-visit if you're ever in south Nashville. Of course, even President Obama felt the need to order a meal when he was in Nashville, and that should say something! Buh-bye, barbecue! Tacos are back.
Visit for yourself at 2615 Nolensville Pike every day of the week, from 10am to 9pm and until 10pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Happy eating!
You can continue to regale your taste buds with a visit to this family-owned candy company right here in Tennessee.
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