By 1808Delaware

Condado Tacos, the award-winning taco joint specializing in unique tacos, tequilas and margaritas, will open its first Condado Carryout location in Powell on Monday.

This pilot concept will offer the same great Condado Tacos menu as the company tests a new pick-up and curbside exclusive experience as well as an expanded delivery footprint and added capacity for catering. Condado Carryout, just north of Columbus, will offer the full Condado Tacos build-your-own menu of innovative and affordable tacos, bowls and nachos.

“Condado Carryout is a natural progression of the Condado Tacos experience designed to bring our crave-worthy tacos to more customers who may already be familiar with our full-service restaurants,” says Scott Shotter, President, Condado Tacos. “As we collectively experienced in 2020, Condado saw significant changes in customer behavior in a matter of months. And we believe this desire for convenience will continue even after customers feel safe dining in-restaurant at full capacity, making now the time to pursue the new Condado Carryout concept.”

The new location is at 4052 Presidential Parkway. A number of specials will be on offer to celebrate the grand opening from Monday through Thursday of this week.

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