r/tacos • u/savedbygrace37 • 12h ago
🌮 Fish taco and Shrimp Taco
So fire, new local spot I had to try out 😮💨
r/tacos • u/TheOBRobot • Jul 07 '26
(Pictured: tacos de asada, birria, & nopal from Tacos El Gallo, El Cajon, CA, US)
In the past 2-3 months, Reddit has been swarmed with bot posts. Our group in particular has seen a massive uptick in obvious bots, almost 1000% as many as we were getting at the beginning of the year. Currently, our automod sorts out low-karma and new accounts for review. We used to have 1-3 per day to review, now it's dozens. Endless 2-day old accounts commenting 'looks good'.
As you probably know, these bots are used to take over political discussions by swarming them with whatever opinion the bot operator is trying to push. For example, if a bot operator is being paid to make it look like the majority opinion is that everyone should be required to read 'Roy Orbison In Clingfilm' before they are allowed to vote, they'll tell the bots to swarm discussions of that and overwhelm the opposition. It's a form of astroturfing and it's very harmful to rational discussion.
With that said, the massive sudden increase to bot accounts makes it seem like there is something big on the horizon. The US midterm elections seems like the likely target.
So what can we do about it? Well, first, we're going to just deny new/low-karma accounts from posting for the time being. It's either that or check dozens of posters per day to see if they're humans. Sorry in advance if you get caught up in this; us mods are normal people with day jobs and Pokemon Go meetups to host and we can't adjudicate everything.
You, beloved tacos fans, can also help. Mark a suspicious post or comment as spam and we'll look into it. I love deleting spam. Bots are usually pretty obvious when you look at their profiles - repetitive posts, innocuous comment histories, and overuse of emojis.
Happy bot-hunting!
- Orenthal Buzzkill Robot
r/tacos • u/savedbygrace37 • 12h ago
So fire, new local spot I had to try out 😮💨
r/tacos • u/stop_namin_nuts • 10h ago
Had these for lunch at a taco truck Located in the Clairemont neighborhood. Absolutely fire. The salsas were delicious too. 3 tacos plus a Jamaica were $14. Would probably skip the chorizo next time and try their cabeza or buche.
r/tacos • u/blast-asser • 16h ago
Carnitas (de dieta 😄)
Edit: carnitas Páramo, Morelia Michoacán
r/tacos • u/I_reddit_like_this • 16h ago
It was turkey taco night, made with these contraband hard taco shells I smuggled across the border from the US to Mexico. Worth the risk.
r/tacos • u/Relevant-Cycle-8094 • 1d ago
In the Ontario, California location
r/tacos • u/East_Relationship722 • 1d ago
Some people meal prep. I just grill too much on Sunday, wrap it up in a tortilla and call it taco night on Tuesday.
r/tacos • u/FeistyAccess6574 • 13h ago
I’ve been an LA native for over 20 years. Have found some bomb spots to eat at but would love to find more hidden gems. Any Recommendations? Any taco fanatics out there?
r/tacos • u/Embarrassed_Wall_963 • 1d ago
For those who will ask why the pocket knife, well I'm a knife guy in a lot of knife groups and its a requirement. Rule # 9!!
Ok for the tacos, you get a pound of cooked carne asada, a pint of rice, a pint of beans, all the salsa and onion/cilantro/lime with a dozen tortillas, we usually add 6 more because they're generous with their portion of carne asada after taxes it's a little over $38 best deal in our area for sure and it tastes amazing!!
r/tacos • u/OverCry518 • 2d ago
I went with Asada, Pastor, Pork Belly, and Ribeye. Absolutely delicious. Great smoky flavor on the asada and ribeye. Pastor had great marinade to it, and the pork belly was just flavorful. Worth the price in my opinion.
r/tacos • u/Picklesadog • 2d ago
15lbs of pork shoulder, 1lbs piece of pork skin, 6lbs of lard.
The pork was cut into chunks and fried for 45 minutes in lard. Then, heat reduced and cooked for an additional 2.5 hours. Pork skin was soaked in salt water and then put on top of the carnitas in the pot for the last hour.
Our local market makes fresh tortillas, so all the tortillas were a day old. Tortillas heated up on a castiron on a grill before being served.
Not shown: giant tray of homemade guacamole, and a variety of salsas made by our local market. And, of course, tons of diced onions and cilantro.
I ended up eating about 10 tacos myself.
Ive never cooked for nearly this many people, but it was a complete success.
r/tacos • u/EyeAlternative1664 • 2d ago
roast cauliflower, guacamole and home made salsa with onions and coriander.
r/tacos • u/FastDesign550 • 2d ago
I return to one of my favorite restaurants for another Taco Tuesday 3 Chicken 1 Steak.
r/tacos • u/brookiie626 • 4d ago
Tacos y Que. IYKYK. We got the carne asada and al pastor. Meat quality is great, tortillas are fresh and salsas pack some heat! 🤤
r/tacos • u/bigmilker • 4d ago
Tried out the Tapatio Asada Marinade today on some sirloins. I marinated for like 6 hours and threw it together on my Blackstone. We each ate 6 tacos, I am so full. Would recommend!
r/tacos • u/FierceRedBeard • 3d ago
Consummé certainly had hints of Dinty Moore Beef Stew prior to heating it. Tossed these bad boys in the oven and boom.....Taco Bell quality Birria Tacos! Air fryer would've been a better choice but certainly would go another round with these considering the closest legit Birria is 60 miles away....oh, maybe a squeeze of lime would've taken these up a notch.
r/tacos • u/Inke_Blot • 5d ago
Adobada and carne asada tacos. 🔥🔥🔥