Definition of taqueria in English:

taqueria

noun ˌtɑːkəˈriːəˌtak-

A Mexican restaurant specializing in tacos.
Example sentencesExamples
- But it was the Mexicans who would show up at Mission and 24th right by my favorite taqueria, El Farolita, and cheer to the traffic and wave and raise their fist.
- It's no real substitute for a good taqueria or other ethnic restaurant, but it's no longer all burgers and fries anymore either.
- The taqueria Can-Cun where we end up has incredible tacos and burritos.
- He met Carlos a second time in a small house that Carlos rents near the plant, in a town where the five & dime and the bakery have been replaced by a taqueria and a Mexican grocery store.
- There are some chain restaurants, and a few OK taquerias in Cambridge, but it's not a big town for Mexican food.
- In Nueva grandeza mexicana, the walkers venture into the pulquerias, taquerias, cabarets, and other hallmarks of mass urban culture.
- I finally got it close enough after consulting the cook at my local taqueria.
- A guy working at a taqueria scolded me recently for not being able to speak Spanish well.
- Oh yyyyeah, this is Mexico - quaint religious shops, Virgin Marys everywhere, guys laying around on the street and taquerias vending food for one-tenth the price of just a few blocks away.
- Bound by a freeway, sprawling shopping malls, and an elite gated community, the town encompasses one square mile of stucco cottages, dollar stores, and fast-food taquerias.
- Fresh, healthy, tasty and not too pricey will be the key ingredients of success for a taqueria here in London and I'm 100 % sure it would work - if they get those right, I will be a customer for life!
- On the western edge of town residents in the community's lone taqueria look out upon a rolling current of highway traffic.
- We amble through the Mission, passing forty-two taquerias along the way, and finally arrive at our destination.
- After she earned her business degree there, the booming rise in taquerias in the city's Mission District caught her eye, he says.
- Sushi, chicken teriyaki, Thai food, Tandori, even privately owned taquerias all do well here in some way or form.
- San Francisco has a multitude of great restaurants, especially the taquerias, which are cheap and serve beer.
- And unlike our large impostor taco chains, which impose one mediocre style nationwide, ‘real’ (that is, authentic Mexican) taquerias are spreading variety and quality throughout the land.
- Indeed, finding a small, family-run Mexican taqueria or panaderia - a taco stand or a traditional bakery - is much easier in downtown Los Angeles or Chicago than it is in Cancún.
- Frankly, if I'm going to have egg rolls or tacos I would prefer to go to a Chinese restaurant or to a mission district taqueria, respectively.
- Corner taquerias have boomed.

Origin

Mexican Spanish.

Rhymes

Achaea, aliyah, Almería, Apia, Bahía, Caesarea, Cassiopeia, Chaldea, Cytherea, Euboea, foreseer, freer, galleria, gynaecea, Iphigenia, Kampuchea, kea, keyer, Latakia, Leah, Lucia, Nicaea, Nicosia, onomatopoeia, Oriya, osteria, Pangaea, Pantelleria, pharmacopoeia, pizzeria, ria, rupiah, sangría, seer, sharia, Shia, skier, spiraea (US spirea), Tanzania, Tarpeia, Thea, trachea, trattoria, urea

Definition of taqueria in US English:

taqueria

nounˌtak-

A Mexican restaurant specializing in tacos.
Example sentencesExamples
- After she earned her business degree there, the booming rise in taquerias in the city's Mission District caught her eye, he says.
- Indeed, finding a small, family-run Mexican taqueria or panaderia - a taco stand or a traditional bakery - is much easier in downtown Los Angeles or Chicago than it is in Cancún.
- Oh yyyyeah, this is Mexico - quaint religious shops, Virgin Marys everywhere, guys laying around on the street and taquerias vending food for one-tenth the price of just a few blocks away.
- It's no real substitute for a good taqueria or other ethnic restaurant, but it's no longer all burgers and fries anymore either.
- He met Carlos a second time in a small house that Carlos rents near the plant, in a town where the five & dime and the bakery have been replaced by a taqueria and a Mexican grocery store.
- A guy working at a taqueria scolded me recently for not being able to speak Spanish well.
- Corner taquerias have boomed.
- And unlike our large impostor taco chains, which impose one mediocre style nationwide, ‘real’ (that is, authentic Mexican) taquerias are spreading variety and quality throughout the land.
- San Francisco has a multitude of great restaurants, especially the taquerias, which are cheap and serve beer.
- But it was the Mexicans who would show up at Mission and 24th right by my favorite taqueria, El Farolita, and cheer to the traffic and wave and raise their fist.
- Fresh, healthy, tasty and not too pricey will be the key ingredients of success for a taqueria here in London and I'm 100 % sure it would work - if they get those right, I will be a customer for life!
- In Nueva grandeza mexicana, the walkers venture into the pulquerias, taquerias, cabarets, and other hallmarks of mass urban culture.
- We amble through the Mission, passing forty-two taquerias along the way, and finally arrive at our destination.
- There are some chain restaurants, and a few OK taquerias in Cambridge, but it's not a big town for Mexican food.
- Sushi, chicken teriyaki, Thai food, Tandori, even privately owned taquerias all do well here in some way or form.
- The taqueria Can-Cun where we end up has incredible tacos and burritos.
- I finally got it close enough after consulting the cook at my local taqueria.
- Frankly, if I'm going to have egg rolls or tacos I would prefer to go to a Chinese restaurant or to a mission district taqueria, respectively.
- On the western edge of town residents in the community's lone taqueria look out upon a rolling current of highway traffic.
- Bound by a freeway, sprawling shopping malls, and an elite gated community, the town encompasses one square mile of stucco cottages, dollar stores, and fast-food taquerias.

Origin

Mexican Spanish.

单词	taqueria
释义	Definition of taqueria in English: taqueria noun ˌtɑːkəˈriːəˌtak- US A Mexican restaurant specializing in tacos. Example sentencesExamples But it was the Mexicans who would show up at Mission and 24th right by my favorite taqueria, El Farolita, and cheer to the traffic and wave and raise their fist. It's no real substitute for a good taqueria or other ethnic restaurant, but it's no longer all burgers and fries anymore either. The taqueria Can-Cun where we end up has incredible tacos and burritos. He met Carlos a second time in a small house that Carlos rents near the plant, in a town where the five & dime and the bakery have been replaced by a taqueria and a Mexican grocery store. There are some chain restaurants, and a few OK taquerias in Cambridge, but it's not a big town for Mexican food. In Nueva grandeza mexicana, the walkers venture into the pulquerias, taquerias, cabarets, and other hallmarks of mass urban culture. I finally got it close enough after consulting the cook at my local taqueria. A guy working at a taqueria scolded me recently for not being able to speak Spanish well. Oh yyyyeah, this is Mexico - quaint religious shops, Virgin Marys everywhere, guys laying around on the street and taquerias vending food for one-tenth the price of just a few blocks away. Bound by a freeway, sprawling shopping malls, and an elite gated community, the town encompasses one square mile of stucco cottages, dollar stores, and fast-food taquerias. Fresh, healthy, tasty and not too pricey will be the key ingredients of success for a taqueria here in London and I'm 100 % sure it would work - if they get those right, I will be a customer for life! On the western edge of town residents in the community's lone taqueria look out upon a rolling current of highway traffic. We amble through the Mission, passing forty-two taquerias along the way, and finally arrive at our destination. After she earned her business degree there, the booming rise in taquerias in the city's Mission District caught her eye, he says. Sushi, chicken teriyaki, Thai food, Tandori, even privately owned taquerias all do well here in some way or form. San Francisco has a multitude of great restaurants, especially the taquerias, which are cheap and serve beer. And unlike our large impostor taco chains, which impose one mediocre style nationwide, ‘real’ (that is, authentic Mexican) taquerias are spreading variety and quality throughout the land. Indeed, finding a small, family-run Mexican taqueria or panaderia - a taco stand or a traditional bakery - is much easier in downtown Los Angeles or Chicago than it is in Cancún. Frankly, if I'm going to have egg rolls or tacos I would prefer to go to a Chinese restaurant or to a mission district taqueria, respectively. Corner taquerias have boomed. Origin Mexican Spanish. Rhymes Achaea, aliyah, Almería, Apia, Bahía, Caesarea, Cassiopeia, Chaldea, Cytherea, Euboea, foreseer, freer, galleria, gynaecea, Iphigenia, Kampuchea, kea, keyer, Latakia, Leah, Lucia, Nicaea, Nicosia, onomatopoeia, Oriya, osteria, Pangaea, Pantelleria, pharmacopoeia, pizzeria, ria, rupiah, sangría, seer, sharia, Shia, skier, spiraea (US spirea), Tanzania, Tarpeia, Thea, trachea, trattoria, urea Definition of taqueria in US English: taqueria nounˌtak- US A Mexican restaurant specializing in tacos. Example sentencesExamples After she earned her business degree there, the booming rise in taquerias in the city's Mission District caught her eye, he says. Indeed, finding a small, family-run Mexican taqueria or panaderia - a taco stand or a traditional bakery - is much easier in downtown Los Angeles or Chicago than it is in Cancún. Oh yyyyeah, this is Mexico - quaint religious shops, Virgin Marys everywhere, guys laying around on the street and taquerias vending food for one-tenth the price of just a few blocks away. It's no real substitute for a good taqueria or other ethnic restaurant, but it's no longer all burgers and fries anymore either. He met Carlos a second time in a small house that Carlos rents near the plant, in a town where the five & dime and the bakery have been replaced by a taqueria and a Mexican grocery store. A guy working at a taqueria scolded me recently for not being able to speak Spanish well. Corner taquerias have boomed. And unlike our large impostor taco chains, which impose one mediocre style nationwide, ‘real’ (that is, authentic Mexican) taquerias are spreading variety and quality throughout the land. San Francisco has a multitude of great restaurants, especially the taquerias, which are cheap and serve beer. But it was the Mexicans who would show up at Mission and 24th right by my favorite taqueria, El Farolita, and cheer to the traffic and wave and raise their fist. Fresh, healthy, tasty and not too pricey will be the key ingredients of success for a taqueria here in London and I'm 100 % sure it would work - if they get those right, I will be a customer for life! In Nueva grandeza mexicana, the walkers venture into the pulquerias, taquerias, cabarets, and other hallmarks of mass urban culture. We amble through the Mission, passing forty-two taquerias along the way, and finally arrive at our destination. There are some chain restaurants, and a few OK taquerias in Cambridge, but it's not a big town for Mexican food. Sushi, chicken teriyaki, Thai food, Tandori, even privately owned taquerias all do well here in some way or form. The taqueria Can-Cun where we end up has incredible tacos and burritos. I finally got it close enough after consulting the cook at my local taqueria. Frankly, if I'm going to have egg rolls or tacos I would prefer to go to a Chinese restaurant or to a mission district taqueria, respectively. On the western edge of town residents in the community's lone taqueria look out upon a rolling current of highway traffic. Bound by a freeway, sprawling shopping malls, and an elite gated community, the town encompasses one square mile of stucco cottages, dollar stores, and fast-food taquerias. Origin Mexican Spanish.
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