
El Herradero Taqueria is a little adobe colored building with green awnings that you’ve probably passed by a thousand times on Arden, but never gave it much notice. Walking up you’ll notice the quaint patio seating, but inside you’ll notice the art work by local artists, and the pain staking detail put into the upholstery, paint, and every other eye catching piece of décor. It’s homey and warm, encouraging you to come in and enjoy yourself.
It’s been open less than a year, but they already have a loyal customer base. As I sat and ate my meal, Rosa greeted many of her customers by name and knew their orders by heart. No less than three had brought friends to introduce to the excitingly brazen menu.
Did I forget to mention the menu? It’s very simple. Taco’s, fajitas, and burritos. But it’s the choices involved, the basics such as pescado, camaron, y carnitas (fish, shrimp, and pork), to some choices that most Americans aren’t used to like lengua and cabeza (tongue and head).

The carne asada is a bit greasy for my preference, but will please any fan. If you’re an adventurous eater looking for a traditional taco taste, try the tongue with salsa verde. It tastes a bit like turkey with salsa.
It’s less crowded than Tres Hermanas and Chipotle, and tastes way better; it’s a secret worth exploring.
El Herradero Taqueria
2330 Arden Way
Sacramento, CA 95825
916.646.1773
If they have cheek meat and you haven't tried it do so forthwith! My favorite thing about visiting CA is eating as many cheek meat tacos as I can before I return to CO.
ReplyDeleteHey Garrett , the review sounds wonderful , but unfortunately fr me i cant drop by .... i live really really far away !
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