Tacos rojos share the same ancho-chile masa as enchiladas potosinas but are folded small, filled with cheese or potato, and fried crisp. This evening route begins at the corner stand of Dona Juanita, operating from the same spot for more than sixty years, then continues on foot toward the centro historico to a second stand, Los Agachados, comparing two takes on the same red-chile classic.
| Price | Free to walk; tacos cost approximately 70-120 MXN total (approx USD 4.10-7.05) |
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| Duration | 1.5-2 hours |
| Address | Esquina Mariano Arista y Mariano Avila, Barrio de Tequisquiapan, 78230 San Luis Potosi, S.L.P., Mexico |
What is included
- Self-guided stop at Tacos Rojos Dona Juanita, in business more than 60 years
- Self-guided stop at Tacos Rojos Los Agachados
- Walk through Barrio de Tequisquiapan toward the historic center
- Optional stop for aguas frescas along the route
Good to know
- Operator
- Self-guided (no operator required)
Location
Esquina Mariano Arista y Mariano Avila, Barrio de Tequisquiapan, 78230 San Luis Potosi, S.L.P., Mexico
22.1548, -100.9840 View on map
Highlights
- Tasting tacos rojos at the city's oldest and most famous stand
- Comparing chile blends and frying styles between two long-running stands
- Walking through the Barrio de Tequisquiapan after dark, when stands light up
- Low cost - the whole route rarely exceeds 120 MXN
Tips for visiting
- Stands open in the early evening (around 5-6PM) and are best visited after 7PM
- Order a half-dozen tacos at each stop to share the tasting across two stands
- Carry small bills, as street stands rarely have change for large notes
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Tacos Rojos Evening Street Route
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