Tijuana flavors arrive in Bridgeport with new deli
The restaurant, which began as a food truck, features a menu of authentic Mexican dishes, many passed down through generations of the owner's family.
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Jul 24, 2024, 11:05 AM
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6ds agoBridgeport's Black Rock neighborhood now offers a taste of Tijuana with the opening of A Taste of Tijuana, a new deli on Fairfield Avenue.
The restaurant, which began as a food truck, features a menu of authentic Mexican dishes, many passed down through generations of the owner's family. Diners can enjoy a range of offerings, from traditional tacos and burritos to flavorful deli sandwiches.
The vibrant eatery, located at 2339 Fairfield Ave., promises a unique blend of traditional Mexican flavors with a modern twist.
A Taste of Tijuana is open for lunch and dinner.
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