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Pacheco Taco Bar opens Irving restaurant with Mexico City-inspired fare

Pacheco Taco Bar opened at the end of October in Irving. (Courtesy Pacheco Taco Bar)
Pacheco Taco Bar opened at the end of October in Irving. (Courtesy Pacheco Taco Bar)

Pacheco Taco Bar opened at the end of October in Irving. (Courtesy Pacheco Taco Bar)

By Gavin Pugh | | Updated

Pacheco Taco Bar held a grand opening ceremony Oct. 31 at its new Las Colinas location at 310 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Ste. 116, Irving. The Mexico City-inspired menu offers a variety of tacos, including fried shrimp, fish, rajas con crema, chicken fajita and more. Other menu options include salads, chips and dips, vegetarian bowls and more. 469-248-0992. www.facebook.com/pachecotacobar


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By Gavin Pugh

After reporting for Community Impact Newspaper's Plano paper for over two years, Gavin launched the Coppell, Valley Ranch and Las Colinas edition in October 2019. As editor, Gavin's beat includes transportation, municipal government, education and Dallas Area Rapid Transit.

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