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El Primo Red Tacos Review — Too Good To Go Miami

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El Primo Red Tacos Review — Too Good To Go Miami

El Primo Red Tacos

Before sailing on our favorite cruise ship yet, we found ourselves with a few days in Miami. 

Miami isn’t necessarily the cheapest city to eat in when you’re on a shoestring budget so we made great use of TooGoodToGo Miami and Happy Hour Menus to enjoy some of the culinary offerings without completely breaking the bank.  Enter El Primo Red Tacos. 

Front of Restaurant — El Primo Red Tacos Miami Restaurant Review
El Primo Red Taco in Miami, Florida

El Primo Red Tacos is located at 179 E Flagler St in Miami, Florida. A short walk from where we stayed at the Hyatt Regency. 


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Al Fresco Dining — El Primo Red Tacos Miami Restaurant Review

The pick-up window was between 9:30 and 9:45 pm. The restaurant was clearly empty by that point and you can see they offer plenty of seating both inside and outside. 

Plenty of Outdoor Seats — El Primo Red Tacos Miami Restaurant Review

How Much is a Margarita in Miami?

​Well, at El Primo Red Tacos they are serving $6 margaritas and cerveza (beer) all day, every day! 

Daily Margarita Special in Miami — El Primo Red Tacos Miami Restaurant Review

What We Got — El Primo Red Tacos Miami Too Good To Go Review

We ordered 2x Surprise bags from El Primo Red Tacos at $5.99 each. Each container had 2 tacos, topped with cilantro and a fresh radish slice as well as some tortilla chips, salsa, and a lime wedge. 

We were also surprised to receive agua de horchata x 2! 


What We Thought

It had been such a long time since we had tacos period, that I was so happy to eat these tacos! Even after carrying them back to the hotel they were still so tasty.

​Small corn tortillas are my favorite and home made tortilla chips can’t be beat! The tacos at El Primo Red Tacos are birria and the only problem that I had with them was I wanted more. lol ​

The Horchata was unbelievably tasty. Typically made with rice, flavored with cinnamon and sweetened with sugar, this horchata was refreshing and a nice balance to the savory tacos and spicy salsa

To pay $5.99 in Miami for 2 quality tacos, chips and salsa, and a drink was a great deal!

​I could have easily eaten more, but I was happy for the opportunity to try El Primo Red Tacos at a discount while in town and I wouldn’t hesitate to return next time I’m in Miami!

Miami City View at Night from Hyatt Regency Miami Hotel
It’s hard to beat eating tacos with this view of Miami from Hyatt Regency

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