The Best Black-Owned Restaurants in Cincinnati for Tasty Tacos!
Experience authentic tacos alongside signature cocktails or drinks in a lively atmosphere. Black-owned restaurants in Cincinnati serve gourmet chicken al pastor, steak, shrimp, vegetarian, and dessert tacos with sides like street corn, nachos, chips and salsa, and queso to elevate any meal. Whether for Taco Tuesday or a weekend night out, these eateries provide an unforgettable outing.
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Cincinnati Black-Owned Eateries with Tacos
Katch the Kitchen
4172 Hamilton Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45223 (Northside)
513-873-6866
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Katch the Kitchen’s taco options include breakfast, salmon, chicken, shrimp, braised beef, and steak. Side dishes include fries, mac and cheese, broccoli, onion rings, and mushrooms. Indulge in a cozy and casual dining experience, making it an excellent spot for a relaxed meal with friends or family.
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Park Place
1185 Kemper Meadow Drive #4118, Cincinnati, OH 45240 (Forest Park)
513-825-8888
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Park Place offers fish, chicken, ground turkey, and crispy tofu tacos. Side options include fries, fruit, coleslaw, and rice pilaf. With a relaxed indoor environment and TVs playing sports games, this eatery is always a good place to spend time.
Pata Roja Taqueria
52 E Court Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202 (Downtown)
513-547-8226
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Pata Roja Taqueria provides high-quality, Mexico-City-style street food, including tacos al pastor, steak, roasted fish, and birria on fresh tortillas. The taqueria has a bar serving various Mexican-inspired drinks, including margaritas, tequila, mezcal, and a selection of beers.
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Shango’s Urban Taqueria
2750 Park Avenue, Norwood, OH 45212 (Norwood)
513-999-8888
Yelp Reviews
Shango’s Urban Taqueria is a Latin and Caribbean fusion eatery in Factory 52. Taco options include fried chicken, jerk chicken, sausage, pork, and al pastor. Sides like tortilla chips, salsa, and queso are also available to order. Events like taco Tuesdays, karaoke brunches, and more are often hosted.
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Cincinnati’s Black-owned taco eateries span various neighborhoods, from downtown to Northside, offering more than just delicious food. Many spots feature lively ambiances with live entertainment like karaoke or a happy hour, adding to the overall experience. Whether looking for a lively crowd or a cozy corner, these restaurants cater to diverse tastes and vibes.
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