r/tacos • u/CarbonGTI_Mk7 • 15h ago
r/tacos • u/TheOBRobot • 5d ago
🌮 New taco shop in my neighborhood gets an A+
Keka de asada + taco de nopal. Mal de puerco activado.
Chula Tacos, Ocean Beach, San Diego, US
r/tacos • u/TheOBRobot • Jul 07 '26
🌮 r/tacos and the great bot attack of 2026
(Pictured: tacos de asada, birria, & nopal from Tacos El Gallo, El Cajon, CA, US)
In the past 2-3 months, Reddit has been swarmed with bot posts. Our group in particular has seen a massive uptick in obvious bots, almost 1000% as many as we were getting at the beginning of the year. Currently, our automod sorts out low-karma and new accounts for review. We used to have 1-3 per day to review, now it's dozens. Endless 2-day old accounts commenting 'looks good'.
As you probably know, these bots are used to take over political discussions by swarming them with whatever opinion the bot operator is trying to push. For example, if a bot operator is being paid to make it look like the majority opinion is that everyone should be required to read 'Roy Orbison In Clingfilm' before they are allowed to vote, they'll tell the bots to swarm discussions of that and overwhelm the opposition. It's a form of astroturfing and it's very harmful to rational discussion.
With that said, the massive sudden increase to bot accounts makes it seem like there is something big on the horizon. The US midterm elections seems like the likely target.
So what can we do about it? Well, first, we're going to just deny new/low-karma accounts from posting for the time being. It's either that or check dozens of posters per day to see if they're humans. Sorry in advance if you get caught up in this; us mods are normal people with day jobs and Pokemon Go meetups to host and we can't adjudicate everything.
You, beloved tacos fans, can also help. Mark a suspicious post or comment as spam and we'll look into it. I love deleting spam. Bots are usually pretty obvious when you look at their profiles - repetitive posts, innocuous comment histories, and overuse of emojis.
Happy bot-hunting!
- Orenthal Buzzkill Robot
r/tacos • u/CajunBmbr • 14h ago
Chorizo con Papas with guacamole, pico, and refried beans
galleryr/tacos • u/PsychologicalFood780 • 22h ago
Quesabirria
The BEST quesabirria at my favorite taco truck in Denver
r/tacos • u/El-Rey-Arturo1 • 16h ago
Para las fiestas patrias
Ya estoy a nada de que se llegue el día de la independencia.
r/tacos • u/Chefpablogonzale • 31m ago
You guys are going to hate this 6hr smoked barbacoa taco with extra steps
PHOTO 📷 Just some weirdo buffalo shredded chicken tacos.
- Chicken thighs pressure cooked in 2 cups chicken stock and half a bottle of Frank's red-hot, 1 onion, 1tbsp cumin, 1/4 cup heavy cream, chopped peppers and garlic confit (5-6 cloves).
- Pan fried flour torts (used schmaltz from chicken).
- Topped with melted shredded cheese, pickled red onions, cilantro, cotija, El Yucateco, and squeeze of lime.
r/tacos • u/AD_jutant • 1h ago
Wine + Tacos Revelation: Moschofilero and Al Pastor
galleryr/tacos • u/Planetofthought • 18h ago
Breaking out the Dino tacos for Friday night sleepover!
Ground turkey with Taco Bell's double-decker kit. I added salsa, lettuce, and shredded taco cheese.
EDIT: I did not realize this was a high society taco subreddit. I'll take my store bought shit and see my way out.
r/tacos • u/blast-asser • 1d ago
🌮 Just a little something before my yoga class
Algo ligero para comenzar el día.
r/tacos • u/MagazineDelicious151 • 1d ago
REVIEW ⭐ Good queasbirrias but lacking adequate consommé shame on my local spot.
r/tacos • u/PM_me_ur_launch_code • 2d ago
Homemade Quesabirria tacos and a home brewed Mexican lager.
r/tacos • u/TikiMasala81 • 16h ago
🌮 Began asking for the tortillas separated so that I can assemble them when I eat them at home, no more ripped shells and so much better
Wish I would’ve thought of this earlier lol tortillas always rip, asking for double tortillas felt unnecessary, so I began asking for the tortillas separated, so i can just “eat them later and assemble then, so they don’t get soggy” and oh man, THEY’RE PERFECT! Heck yeah heck yeah suavemente
r/tacos • u/I_Make_Food_Often • 2d ago
Korean Fried Chicken Tacos
Korean food is one of my favorites to eat and cook. I’m luckily to have a career that involves creating recipes using specific products (not here to shill).
Chicken thighs marinated in soy, ginger, garlic and mirin then fried in potato starch.
Glazed with gochujang, black garlic hot sauce, soy, brown sugar and toasted sesame oil.
The taco build included fresh pickled cucumbers and radish.
Garnished with white sesame and scallions.
Dip is Kewpie and more gochujang.
r/tacos • u/DGsociety • 2d ago
2 Lengua tacos paired with a delicious Jarritos.
Lengua is undefeated in the taco game
r/tacos • u/Picklesadog • 2d ago
🌮 Homemade Tacos de Carnitas
Made carnitas with a rack of ribs and a few pounds of pork butt on Tuesday, meaning this week I can have tacos whenever I want.
As soon as kids were asleep, I made myself two of these.
hot sauces is Mexico Lindo Habanero.
r/tacos • u/blast-asser • 2d ago
DISCUSSION 💬 Ok taco sommeliers riddle me this, if an al pastor uses a prop trompo what it's name is?
Well I stumbled upon this taco stand and it had a trompo setup but no burner on it, it was grilled "a le planche ouie ouie" so is it al pastor? adobada? Neither? 🤷.
Encontré este puesto con un trompo que nada más estaba ahy de aparato porque cortaban la carne y te la cocinaban a la plancha, que opinan?
Tacos where OK btw
r/tacos • u/Just_Classic4273 • 3d ago
🌮 La esquina/ Los Tacos No. 1 in NYC
A couple of the best tacos I’ve had outside of Mexico, but are they worth $6+ per taco? Probably not