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It’s taco time with the Taste Buds

The Seeker by The Seeker
August 16, 2021
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Has your life been lacking a bit of flavour lately? That’s probably because you missed the Taste Buds. But don’t worry, we’re back with a spicy new event – TACO LOVE!

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For the first time ever, we will be challenging local restaurants to cook up their most innovative and delicious tacos. We anticipate that this event will be as fun as our renowned BURGER LOVE.Plus, who doesn’t love a little friendly competition? 

From Wednesday, Aug. 25 to Friday, Sept. 3 – a full 10 days – you will have the chance to grab a special or signature taco from one of the following nine official participating restaurants as part of TACO LOVE: 

–       Aurra Coffee + Tacos 

–       Birchwood Café 

–       ESCA Gourmet Pizza + Bar

–       King George Restaurant

–       Mexicali Rosa’s

–       Sol De Acapulco

–       Tilly’s Eatery & Delicatessen 

–       Truffles Burger Bar 

–    Sip & Scoop

 Do you see any of your local favourites on our list? We hope you’re as excited as we are!

“TACO LOVE is finally here! This is one I’ve personally been very excited for,” said Taste Bud, Matt Girgis. “Tacos offer such a versatile canvas from the creative shells, to whatever protein you can think of, to any type of toppings you can dream of. Breakfast, lunch, dinner or even dessert – there’s a taco for that!”

“We’re back and ready to eat some tacos,” said Taste Bud, Pat Larose. “We have had TACO LOVE marinating in our brains behind the scenes for a while now. We wanted to spice things up. It’s still as important as ever to support our local restaurants. TACO LOVE features a few new restaurants and local favourites that we are happy to work with again. We hope you enjoy it!” 

You will have the chance to vote for your favourite taco on our website www.yourlocaltastebuds.ca and our judges will also have the chance to select one winner. 

We imagine it will be very hard to vote for your favourite as each restaurant puts so much thought and passion into their entry. We love to see restaurant owners coming together, from across Cornwall and SD&G, to create something. We are very excited about how this gives restaurant owners the chance to try something new or remind us how awesome their signature dish is. They’re all winners in our hearts!

TACO LOVE is sponsored by Cornwall Tourism, who helps us make these creative, delicious events possible. 

“TACO LOVE is a perfect way to showcase some of the amazing options we have in our local restaurant scene,” said Cornwall Tourism Coordinator Kevin Lajoie. “Taste Buds events always encourage food lovers to expand their palette and support local food creators.” 

Get more details and see the full line-up (once revealed) at www.yourlocaltastebuds.ca.  Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @yourlocaltastebuds as we unveil what each restaurant is cooking up for you. Throughout the event we will have chances for you to win gift cards from our participating restaurants! That’s right – you could win a $25 gift card from any of our participating restaurants by liking and sharing certain posts or photos on/to our socials. Now, go taco ‘bout it with your friends. 

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