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We open our new location on Honeygo Center Drive 04/16/2013

Posted on April 15, 2013 in: Events, News

We are very exited to announce the opening of our new location at The Honeygo Village Center in Perry Hall, MD. Come and enjoy our Grand Opening Specials on April 16, 2013.

Find our new location at 5005 Honeygo Center Drive Unit 105 Perry Hall, MD 21129, just 5 minutes from our old location at White Marsh Mall.

You asked for it… We deliver!

Posted on July 20, 2012 in: Events

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Our flavor is coming to your home! You spoke we listened… Enjoy R&R Taqueria’s famous tacos, huaraches and all the authentic mexican flavor you have come to enjoy.

We are feautured for the next two days on groupon.com

Posted on February 27, 2012 in: Events

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Look for our promotions and discounts featured on groupon.com

R&R Taqueria’s episode to air on the Food Network Channel

Posted on February 5, 2012 in: Events, News

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It is official!!! R&R Taqueria’s episode to air on the Food Network Channel on Monday February 27, 2012 at 10:00pm on the show Diners, Drive-ins and Dives.

Don’t be left out and and stay tuned, information regarding reservations for the viewing party will be posted soon. Read More

Rodrigo cooking with Chef Guy Fieri

Posted on January 25, 2012 in: Events, News

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Rodrigo chopping a lamb and explaining the process and the freshness of ingredients that go into our tacos and delicious dishes. Chef Guy Fieri was exited to learn about all it takes to get the authentic Mexican flavor.

Mexican food has a widely diverse history that started with the natives. Then the Spaniards introduced new spices and foods and finally there are the Americanized versions of Mexican dishes.When a dish or recipe is referred to as “native” then it should only contain ingredients that were available to the native Mexicans. This includes corn, tomatoes, goat and fish. Calling a dish or recipe “authentic” usually means it is something that has been prepared traditionally in Mexico usually for 50 years or more. Claiming something has “authentic” tastes or flavors, just means that the spices used in flavoring the dish are authentic to Mexico.