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In 2003, Taco Cabana introduced the "premium bowl," a precursor for salads and bowls on the menu. In April 2004, Taco Cabana introduced the Dozen Breakfast Tacos Box, a promotion that proved popular enough to become permanent. During 2006 through 2010, new products were tested, including the Shrimp Tampico and grilled pupusa.
Two Pesos was started in 1985 by Houston restaurateur Marno McDermot, who had been in negotiations with Taco Cabana's management to take the patio-restaurant chain nationwide. When Taco Cabana's founding Stehling brothers rejected his advances, McDermot decided to open up his own chain of similarly themed patio-dining Tex-Mex restaurants under ...
Taco Cabana: Tex-Mex United States 176 Taco del Mar: Tex-Mex United States 260 Taziki's Mediterranean Café: Fast casual: United States 82 Togo's: Sandwiches United States 200 Formerly operated alongside Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin-Robbins Toks: Fast casual: Mexico 200 Tom's BaoBao: Bao: United States 2 Owned by a Chinese chain called Ganqishi ...
You can also compare current prices at Taco Bell to get an idea of how much a similar meal would cost today. According to the restaurant’s menu, a typical taco costs $2.99, a bean burrito will ...
Taco Bell, like all its competitors, knows the value of a value menu. With fast food orders coming in over the $10 mark far more often than any of us would like, a menu of cheap items is a nice ...
Felix Louis Stehling, Jr. (April 2, 1927 – December 10, 2012) [1] was an American businessman and restaurateur. [2] Stehling and his brother Mike Stehling co-founded Taco Cabana, a fast food restaurant chain specializing in Tex-Mex cuisine, in 1978. [2]
Per Serving (1 Crunchwrap): 560 calories, 19g of total fat, 10mg of cholesterol, 1,620 mg of sodium, 81g of total carbs, 5g sugar, 4g dietary fiber, 12g protein The at-home kit was straightforward ...
Two months later, Taco Cabana agreed to buy Two Pesos' assets for approximately $22 million. [3] Richard Cervera, president and chief executive officer of Taco Cabana, stated that converting Two Pesos' restaurants to Taco Cabana restaurants would be “aided by the very striking physical resemblance of the two chains.” [18]