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I don’t think it’s a bad thing Local Taco is coming, what I don’t like is that BOCA is closing. Some people are seeing that a ‘Local’ restaurant is being replaced by a ‘chain’. If Local Taco was just opening a new place in a neutral location it probably wouldn’t get some of the flack it is getting, but due to the fact that BOCA is out and it’s in creates the direct image that they are ‘replacing’ a local joint.
sounds good, I look forward to trying it!
We used to live in nashville and the food is expensive, inconstent, and not local. Good luck in asheville with the myth.
How isn’t their food local they use local produce, eggs, meat, fruit and display local art. I am a little confused by your statement and if you call $2.75 for a taco expensive than I think you need to eat from taco trucks were they get the cheapest and worst product they can get.
I have eaten at the one in Nashville and just tried the one in Greenville this afternoon which opened only three weeks ago. Great good, great service..I look forward to having them down the street from my office. 😉