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Tacocraft Coral Springs Opens Today

The popular eatery is also located in Fort Lauderdale, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea and Plantation.
| Lifestyle Staff
Tacocraft Coral Springs

Get ready for some excitement in West Broward as Tacocraft Taqueria & Tequila Bar Coral Springs opens its doors at 3240 N. University Dr. today. Tacocraft Coral Springs will be Handcrafted Hospitality Group’s (HHG) fourth South Florida location, and it’s set to be the largest in the family, with 4,500 square feet of space and seating for 200. With stylish indoor and breezy outdoor areas, Tacocraft Coral Springs is bringing its vibrant atmosphere to West Broward, offering great food, drinks and a lively ambiance, giving locals a new spot to enjoy in the area.

Tacocraft, known for its high-quality Mexican cuisine, perfect margaritas, and lively atmosphere, is set to launch an exciting new beverage program. It will offer three innovative margarita flavors and four new signature cocktails across all its locations.

“Part of Tacocraft’s success has been keeping things fresh and making sure there’s always something new and delicious to discover,” says HHG owner/founder restaurateur Marc Falsetto, who co-owns the Tacocraft concept with partners Anthony Bruno, Pat Marzano, Dan Marino and South Florida Miami radio personality Paul Castronovo. “We’ve been waiting for the right moment to roll out the new beverage program and the opening of our new Coral Springs restaurant was the perfect opportunity.”

Among the array of beloved fan favorites, the new margaritas now feature flavors like Blood Orange, Coconut and the intriguing Matcha Latte. The Matcha Latte margarita is crafted with Flecha Azul Blanco tequila, matcha latte, fresh lime juice, agave nectar, and a sugared matcha rim. Notable additions to the cocktail menu include the Tulum Refresher – made with Cantina Verde gin, St. Germain, lemon, simple syrup, and muddled cucumber – and the aptly-named Mango Mezcal Jalapeño – a mix of Dos Hombres mezcal, mango Liquid Alchemist, fresh lime juice, muddled jalapeño and a tajin rim.

Tacocraft in Coral Springs

Like its sibling establishments in Fort Lauderdale, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea and Plantation, Tacocraft Coral Springs will uphold the brand’s renowned Taco Tuesday event, offering $4 tacos and $8 house margaritas all day. Additionally, patrons can enjoy the lively Happy Hour on weekdays, featuring discounted margaritas, beer, wine, and snacks (bar only), as well as an exuberant Weekend Brunch with bottomless spritzes, mimosas and sangria.

For more information on Tacocraft Taqueria & Tequila Bar, visit www.tacocraft.com. Follow on Instagram: @TacocraftTaqueria

Photos courtesy of Tacocraft

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