Posted in Dallas - Fort Worth November 15, 2017 by

This Tiny Shop In Dallas – Fort Worth Serves Tacos To Die For

Texas is known for its tacos, and that means restaurants serving this local favorite can be found across the Metroplex. But not all tacos are created equal. The best taquerios serve authentic styles born of a Mexican legacy and perfected by family members through time. La Nueva Fresh & Hot Tortilleria is one tiny shop in Dallas you must try:

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La Nueva Fresh & Hot Tortilleria is located in a strip center in Dallas.
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The taqueria can be found at 9625 Webb Chapel Rd. The first La Nueva opened in 1968 and has been family owned since.
You can choose from the chalkboard menu posted in this small joint.
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Guisados, thick stews that are spread on tortillas, are a particular favorite here and considered a house specialty.
Tortillas are made from scratch at the restaurant.
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Watching the tortillas get made is part of the fun while standing in line!
This combination plate is about as street fare as you can get!
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Gorditas and flautas with guacamole make up this item.
Customers can mix and match their tacos.
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Patrons can choose a variety of salsas and sides to go with their entrees as well.
The taqueria even serves vegan selections, such as this vegan burrito.
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The vegan flautas also get a thumbs up!
Chile Rellenos are especially good here and can be topped with whichever sauce or salsa a patron desires.
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Customers can't get enough of the taqueria's salsas, tortillas, and chips, and now they are available for pick up.
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Bottom line? The fresh-made tortillas and hearty toppings meet the approval of taco foodies across Dallas - Fort Worth.

La Nueva is open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Hours are from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.

Have you eaten at La Nueva, and if so, what taco would you rate the best?