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Where To Get The Best Birria Tacos In New Orleans

Birria tacos are gaining in popularity across the South, including New Orleans. Keep reading to find out the places that sell Birria tacos in Nola.

Where To Find Birria Tacos In New Orleans

Contrary to popular belief, tacos are a breakfast, lunch and dinner food. The taco is a Spanish word and a traditional Mexican dish that Americans have fallen in love with.

Let’s explore the best birria tacos in New Orleans:

Secret Birria

23 Octavia St, New Orleans, LA 70115 | (504) 899-2961

Here’s what one customer says about Secret Birria: “This place is amazing! We got some of the tacos, cracklins, beans and rice. I can’t finish my tacos cause I couldn’t put the rice and beans down long enough. The pepper sauce is some of the best salsa I’ve had since moving here from San Diego, will definitely be going back there regularly! Highly recommend!”

Felipe’s Mexican Taqueria

301 N Peters St, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 267-4406

Here’s what a customer says about Felipe’s Mexican Taqueria: “After visiting Jackson Square and roaming around Bourbon Street, we went there after a very tiresome day. We both ordered build you own bowl and got the food almost immediately. The food was fresh, hot and yummy. To me the food portion is a bit small. But it’s okay compared to the price. The staffs are very helpful while taking the order.”

Tacos & Beer

1622 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70130 | (504) 304-8722

Here’s what one patron says about Tacos & Beer: “I ordered some Birria tacos, and they were sooo good!!!”

El Cucuy

3507 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans, LA 70115 | (504) 897-5395

Here’s what one diner says about El Cucuy: “Do yourself a favor and order the birria tacos.”

Final Word

These are just some of the spots that have mastered the art of birria-style tacos in New Orleans. Birria tacos always make for some flavorful lunch or dinner. Prefer regular tacos. Check these joints out.

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Keisha Smith

Keisha Smith is a Contributing Writer who attended college at Southern University A&M College in Baton Rouge. She is currently writing a book on south Louisiana culture.