
North Liberty, IA: Johnson County
There’s a relatively new restaurant in Iowa’s Creative Corridor and they figured out how to lure The Iowa Gallivant through the doors and many more customers seeking the flavors from south of the border….and another border…and another one after that. El Taquito’s meals feature the best of Mexico and Central America.

Maribel knew there was one taco I couldn’t leave without trying- the Carnitas! Juicy slow cooked pulled pork loaded with flavor, some of the most tender Carnitas that I can recall. You can tell Maribel and the rest of The El Taquito crew has worked hard to mastered the Carnitas and other selections on their menu. We highly recommend washing this down with tall glass of the Aqua de Jamaica, a fruity blended drink served ice cold which goes well with everything!

El Taquito’s design for their dining room is modern yet filled with a classic touch of Central American art work. Maribel has not only put together a solid menu, she has also created a great experience that’s unique among the growing number of restaurants popping up in North Liberty. The market is wide open here and El Taquito is filling in a niche and our collective bellies.
Be sure to read about our other taco discoveries in the communities of Albia, Bettendorf, Columbus Junction, Coralville, Davenport, Fairfield, Fort Madison, Iowa City, Kalona, Knoxville, Lamoni, Muscatine, North Liberty, Ottumwa, Solon, Storm Lake, Tama, Tipton, Toledo, Wapello, Washington, Waterloo, West Branch, West Liberty, and Winfield. One of these towns will be awarded Best Hometown Tacos in December of 2016!
Thanks for reading! -Team Goodvin
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