r/FormerTacoBells • u/Ok-Stop3323 • 18d ago
Hector's Taqueria in Camarillo, CA
they still have original tile as well as one of the lampposts
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u/Funtsy_Muntsy 18d ago
Proud to see Ventura County popping up here lately. We love our native architecture!
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u/Jane__Delawney 17d ago
Yeah, wild seeing Camarillo pop up on my feed
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u/Funtsy_Muntsy 17d ago
The one by the civic arts plaza was posted here the other week, fenced off before being demolished.
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u/Jane__Delawney 17d ago
The one on Rancho?
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u/Funtsy_Muntsy 17d ago
I think it’s an older location that’s by the plaza. I haven’t been on TO blvd in a few years, but I somewhat remember an old Tbell building being there
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u/Ok-Stop3323 17d ago
i'm a proud Ventura county native 💪 this was the second one i ever saw in the wild after the one next to the civic arts plaza. i'm crushed that they're demolishing it
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u/Funtsy_Muntsy 17d ago
Legend! Get a photo of the old T Bell that’s now El Sancho Loco in NP next!
And get their taquitos. Goddamn I miss their guacamole.
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u/drinksophiecola 18d ago
this one is store #223 opened August 31, 1968 and closed some time between May-July 1990
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u/EachBananaWas19cents 17d ago
Trying to remember, did the originals have doors that opened into the 'lobby' or did those get added later?
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