Cape may county is a taco lover's paradise, no really

Cape May County is a Taco Lover’s Paradise, No Really

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October 6, 2024

Cape May County may be known for its picturesque beaches and bustling boardwalks, but it’s also gaining a reputation for serving up some of the best tacos in New Jersey. From traditional Mexican fare to unique coastal twists, taco lovers in this area are spoiled for choice. Here are nine standout spots you need to visit.

Key West Tacos in West Cape May brings a slice of the Florida Keys to the Jersey Shore. Known for its fresh, high-quality ingredients and breezy, laid-back atmosphere, it’s a must for anyone looking to relax and enjoy some delicious tacos after a day at the beach.

El Pueblo Taqueria, with locations in North Cape May and Cape May, is a family-run taco haven. Offering a range of authentic Mexican tacos like steak and al pastor, it has quickly become a local favorite. Whether you’re grabbing takeout or dining in, you’ll feel right at home with their warm hospitality and flavorful dishes.

For a more modern twist, Taco Caballito Tequileria in Cape May delivers bold flavors with a menu that includes coconut shrimp tacos and carne asada, alongside an impressive selection of artisanal tequilas. This spot is ideal for those looking to enjoy a creative taco experience paired with craft cocktails.

Taqueria El Azteca in Wildwood is all about authenticity. With standout dishes like birria tacos and camarones a la diabla, this spot is perfect for anyone craving traditional Mexican flavors in a cozy setting. It’s a must-visit for serious taco enthusiasts.

Wildwood Crest’s Sun Dog on the Beach has earned national recognition, making Yelp’s list of top 100 taco spots in the U.S. Known for its fresh, locally sourced shrimp and fish tacos, Sun Dog combines a laid-back beach vibe with some of the most flavorful tacos in the area.

Another gem is The Dock in West Wildwood, offering a mix of creative and classic tacos, like their signature scallop and monkfish tacos. The combination of fresh seafood and inventive toppings has made this spot a favorite for locals and visitors alike.

El Alebrije Mexican Food in Wildwood Crest rounds out the list with its combination of Mexican and American-style tacos. With its friendly service and flavorful options, it’s no wonder this spot continues to draw a loyal following.

Lastly, Taco Shop in Cape May Court House, though new, is already generating buzz. Known for its authentic offerings and fresh ingredients, this casual takeout spot is becoming a go-to for locals looking for a quick and tasty taco fix.

Cape May County’s taco scene is proving that this beach town has more than just great views—it’s also a destination for taco lovers, with each spot offering something unique and delicious.

Phil Stilton

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