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What to expect for Taco Week in Chattanooga

Get ready to eat around the Scenic City once again, tacos edition.

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Get ready to eat your way through the Scenic City’s taco scene.

Photo provided by Nooga Nightlife

Alright foodies, we’ve got some exciting things to taco bout. Chattanooga Taco Week will return to the Scenic City from Monday, July 15 through Sunday, July 21.

All week long, you can enjoy $5 taco deals at 25 participating restaurants. Check out some of Editor Kristen’s must-tries.

Santi’s Mexican Grill & Sports Bar | This spot is offering quesabirria tacos as one of the specialty taco deals — say no more, Editor Kristen is all in. Bonus: They will also have gluten-free, vegetarian + vegan options during the week.

Chi Chi’s Charred Chicken | This downtown spot has been on Editor Kristen’s list to try for a while now, the chicken al pastor taco sounds like the perfect way to try out this spot for the first time.

Holy guacamole, that’s some delicious news. Head to the Chattanooga Taco Week Instagram page for more food offerings + updates — Editor Haley is eagerly awaiting what Misfit Tacos has cooking up.

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