Broken English Taco Pub, Mexican restaurant in Loop District, Chicago, US
Broken English Taco Pub is a Mexican restaurant with two locations in Chicago, serving street-style tacos and contemporary Mexican cuisine. The establishment features an extensive selection of tequila and mezcal cocktails alongside the food.
The restaurant was founded by restaurateurs Adolfo Garcia and Phil Stefani, who created the name based on a personal tradition. Garcia had a habit of blending English and Spanish words when speaking with friends, which became the inspiration for the establishment's name.
Local artists have decorated the interior with their work, creating a visual dialogue between Mexican heritage and Chicago's multicultural character. This artistic presence shapes how the space feels and connects food to the broader creative community.
The restaurant operates during typical lunch and dinner hours with extended hours on weekends to accommodate the evening crowd. Service continues into late hours on weekdays and weekends, making it accessible for visitors with various schedules.
The kitchen maintains full kitchen operations into late evening hours, allowing theater patrons from the nearby Chicago Theater to stop by for dinner after shows. This late-night availability makes it a convenient choice for those enjoying entertainment venues in the area.
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