In an unprecedented act of neighborly goodness, C.R.A.P. invited the Marketing team to come along on our taco outing this week. We had so much fun hanging out with them that we decided to re-brand ourselves as C.R.A.M. for the afternoon.
So the C.R.A.M. team rolled up to Taqueria Margaritas armed with dozens of convoluted orders for everything from tacos to burritos to a quesadilla with extra guac, half the chicken, exactly 14 tomatoes worth of pico de gallo and a lightly toasted tortilla.
Okay, maybe they weren’t THAT specific, but we did have a ton of orders with a variety of specifications, and Taqueria Margaritas handled them all beautifully. The service was friendly and speedy, and the TV was blaring a Spanish nature show about whales. All in all, that made for a pleasant 15 minutes.
When we got our food back to taco headquarters, we were pleased to see that we scored an extra quesadilla that we gave to Danuelito since he missed the order train. The food was great—flavorful, fresh and the perfect introduction to the thriving taqueria culture in Mountain View for our Marketing friends.
If you’re in the area, Taqueria Margaritas makes a great stop, but I wouldn’t say it beats Rincon Sabroso or La Bamba as our top pick. But it might be worth it if you are interested in learning about las ballenas!
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