Taco Lita

Taco restaurant · Arcadia

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"A longstanding Arcadia hard-shelled taco stand known for its signature slightly sweet, slightly spicy, very addicting taco sauce that has recently disappeared due to a supplier issue, causing a panic among its legions of fans." - Farley Elliott

Uh Oh: Taco Lita’s Cult Favorite Taco Sauce Has Completely Disappeared - Eater LA

120 E Duarte Rd, Arcadia, CA 91006 Get directions

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